I had an older male cat (Wazoo) who would stand at the cat box and just point and shoot into it. A lot would end up on the wall behind the litter box.
So, I took my old bass drum heads and used them as a shield to deflect the misdirected fluids down into to the litter box.
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What do you guys do with your old heads?
Re: What do you guys do with your old heads?
Play them!
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Re: What do you guys do with your old heads?
I had a bunch of slightly used heads lying around that I'd take off the kit if I were recording or something but which still had a little life in them. I recently got a steady weekly gig with a house kit that sees a few drummers a week. I've now replaced the snare head three times, and each tom twice. The manager noticed that and appreciated that I was saving them some money with heads I'm sure I'd never have used again. A little goodwill never hurts.
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Re: What do you guys do with your old heads?
Henry II wrote:Play them!
+1
Sandpaper and Armor All.
Re: What do you guys do with your old heads?
bclarkio wrote:Henry II wrote:Play them!
+1
Sandpaper and Armor All.
I've gotta ask, what do you do with the sandpaper and Armorall?
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Re: What do you guys do with your old heads?
I wasn't really being serious, but I did try it recently.
About 20 years ago a homeless guy approached me with a 16" Ludwig floor tom that he wanted $20 bucks for; how could I resist?
I guess I should have, because it's done nothing except sit around until recently, when I thought I'd pull it out and see how it sounded.
I had an idea I'd try a new head combination, but I obsessed over it so much, I finally gave up and figured I'd play what was on there for a while.
I got the idea for the sandpaper because I wanted to smooth down the edges on the silver dot (it still had the original Ludwig Rockers head).
Sanding the whole head gave me a clean, uniform surface, slightly roughened.
Then I wondered if Armor All would restore elasticity.
I don't know if it did, and I couldn't tell if it made any difference in the sound, but I really liked the way it made the head feel.
About 20 years ago a homeless guy approached me with a 16" Ludwig floor tom that he wanted $20 bucks for; how could I resist?
I guess I should have, because it's done nothing except sit around until recently, when I thought I'd pull it out and see how it sounded.
I had an idea I'd try a new head combination, but I obsessed over it so much, I finally gave up and figured I'd play what was on there for a while.
I got the idea for the sandpaper because I wanted to smooth down the edges on the silver dot (it still had the original Ludwig Rockers head).
Sanding the whole head gave me a clean, uniform surface, slightly roughened.
Then I wondered if Armor All would restore elasticity.
I don't know if it did, and I couldn't tell if it made any difference in the sound, but I really liked the way it made the head feel.
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