Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Modern Drummer blog.

Ricc Sheridan from the Modern Drummer blog.


Modern Drummer Web Log: MD Online Blog.

Check this out. My good friend and awesome drummer Ricc Sheridan has a really great and uplifting post on the Modern Drummer Blog. You owe it to yourself to check out his playing, and his band Earl Greyhound. I’m seriously honored to be mentioned.

Modern Drummer features

Check out loyal Main Drag Customer, Hold Steady’s, “Bobby Drake” in this month’s Modern Drummer Magazine Feature: Gimme 10! with The Hold Steady’s Bobby Drake



Crafty and Cool Drum Repairs

We’ve been getting a lot more repairs through the store, and we’re starting to get pretty crafty. Pictured here is Norman Westberg, God-Like Guitarist and Drum Repair Tech (go figure) laying up an extra ply on a seriously shattered bass drum hoop. The repaired spot was stiffer than the rest of the hoop, and the original integrity of the set was maintained.
Another cool trick we pulled off was on a major shell ding on a beautiful old Round Badge, Gretsch Silver Sparkle bass drum. After the fracture was fixed, we were left with some some collateral damage in the form of a drilled hole. Doweling with a maple dowel took care of the hole, but we left it just below the finish of the wrap and built it up with epoxy mixed with some Silver Sparkle shavings. This was brought up close to the surface plane, and then finished with a very thin layer of epoxy in the hole to build it up to the surface. It’s really hard to tell that there was a hole!
Repairs like these aren’t ridiculously expensive because we enjoy doing them. Got a weird drum or hardware repair? Challenge us with it!

Old World Craftsman Norman Westberg

Closet Guitar Hanger… bad idea

What will they come up next? How about an unstable guitar hanger for your closet?

“if you’re a rocker with a small wardrobe – this special hanger might just be your perfect small space storage solution:

It combines a hanger for a typical closet hanging rod with a harness for the neck of the guitar that supports it and allows it to hang in a row with clothing or with a collection of instruments.”

The Guitar Hanger sells for about $25 and is available at retailers or through the product’s website.

Original Post: APARTMENT THERAPY


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