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#166778 - 07/02/08 02:06 PM Re: RMP-5 [Re: Gernads]
snaredrummer12 Registered: 12/22/07 Loc: florida	Originally Posted By: Gernads Eh...I'll take a real snare drum any day. true that!!! if they are going to price that thing as high as a marching snare would be theres going to be no competition...why would you not want to play on a real drum _________________________
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#166780 - 07/02/08 02:32 PM Re: RMP-5 [Re: snaredrummer12]
Billiam411 Registered: 10/25/05 Loc: Huntington Woods, MI	because this one can make a million different sounds, including no sound at all! built in met, battery powered amp for portability (cadets anyone?) haha
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#167134 - 07/06/08 07:28 PM Re: RMP-5 [Re: Gernads]
DigitalDrummer Registered: 10/03/06 Loc: TX	I've either played on that model, or a model that is extremely similar. It's a cool pad, but it doesn't feel very real and I'd be afraid of hitting it too hard. Other than that, it probably helps your timing and such quite a bit. _________________________ Alamo Heights H.S. '05-'06 - Bass (2nd) '06-'07 - Snare '07-'08 - Tenors '08-'09 - Tenors (Percussion S.L.)
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#167141 - 07/06/08 10:08 PM Re: RMP-5 [Re: DigitalDrummer]
JacketTenor3 Registered: 09/26/07 Loc: Rammer Jammer Alabamer	uhhh isnt an mp5 a gun? I'd like to get that pad to practice my timine and stuff _________________________ McAdory HS www.freewebs.com/mcadorybandofgold 2006-07 (Middle School) percussion and trombone 2007-08 (Latin Sounds) Trombone 08-09 (Motown) Trombone 09-10 (TBA) anything on the drumline DLOFDC: Gold Regiment Drum Corp 2008
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#167151 - 07/06/08 11:54 PM Re: RMP-5 [Re: JacketTenor3]
9Volt Registered: 02/12/08 Loc: OH-IO	Originally Posted By: JacketTenor3 uhhh isnt an mp5 a gun? I'd like to get that pad to practice my timine and stuff Yes, the Heckler & Koch (HK) MP5 produced in germany, firing a 9mm round with 30 round standard clip, Biggest seen/used model being the MP5-J with the retractable stock. Used by a lot of special forces units including the navy seals, and was once used to guard the berlin wall. Sorry, I had to flex the knowledge of the guns =P But, I do know someone with this, they said its pretty trick, but for 200$? I would just take a pad and a metronome anyday, I don't need 1000 sounds, especially for a practice pad. _________________________ My favorite YouTube comment On the subject of a bad tenor player Quote: just to let you guys know, being a drummer, he meant to hit the rims, it's part of the effect. It changes it up a bit.
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#167171 - 07/07/08 11:54 AM Re: RMP-5 [Re: 9Volt]
onespockadam Registered: 06/01/08 Loc: texas	Originally Posted By: 9Volt Originally Posted By: JacketTenor3 uhhh isnt an mp5 a gun? I'd like to get that pad to practice my timine and stuff Yes, the Heckler & Koch (HK) MP5 produced in germany, firing a 9mm round with 30 round standard clip, Biggest seen/used model being the MP5-J with the retractable stock. Used by a lot of special forces units including the navy seals, and was once used to guard the berlin wall. Sorry, I had to flex the knowledge of the guns =P But, I do know someone with this, they said its pretty trick, but for 200$? I would just take a pad and a metronome anyday, I don't need 1000 sounds, especially for a practice pad. awesome gun knowledge! back on topic, i think the sounds and met are the best part, like somebody said( i forgot who) that if you rely on all of that coach stuff, it'll be hard for you to play without it in the long run. _________________________ Vista Ridge High School, TX Freshman 08-09, Quint section leader (though I am the only quint player )...3rd at PASIC High School Standstill with best snares. Our line's [small] numbers; basses:4 snares:4 quints:1
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#167185 - 07/07/08 03:07 PM Re: RMP-5 [Re: onespockadam]
Gernads Registered: 02/10/07 Loc: Chesterland, Ohio	If it is a mesh head, it will be very unrealistic. I have a Roland V-Drum drum set and the mesh heads aren't the most realistic. It might be different on this drum. But like I said before, it is probably cheaper and better just to buy an actual marching snare drum. _________________________ West Geauga High School 06-10 - Bass, Snare, Quads Capital Regiment Hopeful 2009
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#167700 - 07/14/08 07:06 PM Re: RMP-5 [Re: Gernads]
JacketTenor3 Registered: 09/26/07 Loc: Rammer Jammer Alabamer	the rmp-5 i saw for $185 at BailY Bros. music store, I'm not sure if it is anywhere else though. They sell stuff cheaper than a lot of places. edit. After research it may be a rmp-3. they look the same Edited by JacketTenor3 (07/14/08 07:08 PM) _________________________ McAdory HS www.freewebs.com/mcadorybandofgold 2006-07 (Middle School) percussion and trombone 2007-08 (Latin Sounds) Trombone 08-09 (Motown) Trombone 09-10 (TBA) anything on the drumline DLOFDC: Gold Regiment Drum Corp 2008
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#168388 - 07/29/08 01:35 AM Re: RMP-5 [Re: scchsdrummer]
BranRob Registered: 07/10/08 Loc: San Diego, California	wow. that is quite a lot. you can buy a few decent cymbals with that or another snare, etc. _________________________ Grossmont High School Freshman Year: (07-08) "Welcome To The Show"- Marimba "Opeth in Wonderland"- 2nd Bass Sophomore Year: (08-09) "Jekyll & Hyde"- Tenors
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#168728 - 08/04/08 09:01 PM Re: RMP-5 [Re: Gernads]
lrg8683 Registered: 08/04/08 Loc: VA	get a metronome and a real feel pad.. save a couple hundred bucks.
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