Rogers Bass Drum
Rogers Bass Drum
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 Vintage 1960s Rogers 20 Bass Drum Head Rare  US $89.00
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 Early 60s Rogers drum kit US $399.99
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 RARE SLINGERLAND CAPRI FINISH DRUMSET US $999.95
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 ROGERS 10 BASS DRUM LUGS MOUNTING SCREWS 70s vintage parts with clips US $44.98
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 Guitar Amp FX Schematics Manuals Fender Gibson more US $14.95
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 Rogers Bass Drum Wood Rim 20 inch Missing Inlay US $55.00
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 Rogers Big R XP 8 Mojave Red Bass Drum Wood Rim 22 inch US $25.00
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 JAPAN MADE Rogers COPY bass drum twin tom mounts complete US $19.99
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 1960s rogers beavertail bass drum lugs vintage drum parts swivo US $36.99
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 1960s Rogers wine red ripple 20 bass drum US $79.99
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 Rogers Holiday Vintage Bass drum 20x14 US $51.00
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 Rogers 73 74 Fullerton 4 Piece Drum Set Beauty US $750.00
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 Rogers 60s 70s Vintage Spur Brackets Mounts No Reserve Auction US $.99
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 VINTAGE ROGERS SWIV O MATIC Bass Drum Pedal US $69.99
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 VINTAGE ROGERS SWIV O MATIC SOLID FOOTBOARD 1960S US $45.00
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 1972 Rogers 22 inch bass drum hoop Black Diamond Pearl Inlay US $16.05
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 Rogers Bass Drum Wood Rim 22 inch Ebony Inlay US $55.00
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 Rogers Big R XP 8 Natural Wood Finish Bass Drum Rim 24 inch US $55.00
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 Camco Oak Lawn drum stands and Rogers Bass drum muffler US $225.00
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 vintage 60s Rogers bass drum t rod and bass drum claws US $100.00
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 Rogers Swivomatic Bass Drum Leg Mount Vintage 60s 2 US $24.99
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 Vintage Rogers Bass Drum Tension Lugs Lot of 8 US $44.99
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 Rogers Tom Mount for Bass Drum MISSING COLLET Vintage US $9.99
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 1960s Rogers Bowtie Bass Drum T Rods Claws Lot of 8 US $44.99
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 Rogers Swivomatic Bass Drum Leg Mount Vintage 60s US $24.99
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 Vintage Rogers Bass Drum Legs Spurs Feet 6 Sided Tower US $24.99
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 Rogers Bass Drum Spurs US $16.01
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 Rogers Bass Drum Pedal Part Screq T Bolt US $.99
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 vintage drum hardware pack US $100.00
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 Rogers WMP Drum Set No Reserve US $155.00
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 ROGER LINN ADRENALINN III MULTI FX PEDAL DRUM BOX NEW US $383.90
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 ROGERS 24 POWERTONE Bass Drum Shell Script Badge 14 Deep White US $49.95
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 Visual Sound One 1 Spot Pedal Power Supply Combo Pack Adapters Cables Converters US $36.95
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 RUBBER FEET TIPS FITS VINTAGE ROGERS LUDWIG SLINGERLAND US $8.35
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 Rogers Vintage Bass Drum Legs and Mounts US $15.50
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 Vintage Rogers Bass Drum Hex Leg Spurs Pair Swivomatic 9 Spur Legs US $75.00
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 16 Vintage Rogers Swivomatic Bass Drum T Rods Claws US $138.00
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 Vintage Rogers 16 inch Floor Tom for Drum Set percussion drummer percussionist US $69.99
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 New Toontrack EZDrummer EZ Drummer Drum Mac PC Software US $79.00
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 1960s Rogers Holiday Fullerton Drum Set 121620 US $495.00
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 TOONTRACK ROOTS SDX THE COMPLETE BUNDLE FOR SUPERIOR DRUMMER US $144.99
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 Vintage Sonor Drum Logo Bass Drum Decal BLACK US $3.99
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 Vintage Zildjian K Cymbal Logo Bass Drum Decal BLACK US $3.99
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 Rubber Tips for Rogers Ludwig Slingerland cymbal and snare stand floor tom US $9.99
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 Premier 90s vintage sticker logo decal bass drum red dot available US $4.99
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 New Toontrack Pop EZX Pop Drum Kits Sounds PC Mac for EZDrummer or Superior US $79.00
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 Vintage Slingerland Logo Bass Drum Decal WHITE US $3.99
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 Sound Choice Karaoke Brick Pack 2 8 Disc Sets US $104.45
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 Vintage Ludwig 60s Script Logo Bass Drum Decal BLACK US $3.99
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 Vintage Ludwig 70s Logo Bass Drum Decal WHITE US $3.99
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 Vintage Rogers Text Logo Bass Drum Decal WHITE US $3.99
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 Vintage Zildjian K Cymbal Logo Bass Drum Decal WHITE US $3.99
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 Vintage Fibes Logo Bass Drum Decal BLACK US $3.99
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 Vintage Yamaha Selmer Late 60s Logo Bass Drum Decal BLACK US $3.99
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 ROGERS BLACK OYSTER PEARL 1960S R360 DRUM KIT US $1,300.00
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 Vintage Paiste Cymbal Logo Bass Drum Decal WHITE US $3.99
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 Rubber Tips for Rogers Ludwig Slingerland floor tom feet US $9.99
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 ROGERS NOS BASS DRUM LUGS USA US $55.00 |
 Akai mpc 3000 LE 2000 XL zip disk vol 3 iLLa KiLLa rap US $29.00
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 Rogers Logo Bass Drum Vintage Decal Sticker Fast Ship US $6.99
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 Gibraltar SC 4402 Bass Drum Anchor Vintage reproduction US $19.99
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 Black or white SONOR bass drum sticker logo decal US $5.75
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 Rogers Burgundy Classic 22 Bass Drum with Foot Pedal US $190.00
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 Black or white Fibes bass drum sticker logo decal US $5.99
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 Large early 60s vintage Ludwig bass drum logo sticker decal LOOK US $4.99
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 2 Used 34 Bass Drum Head s Fits LUDWIG No Res 3 US $75.00
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 Vintage ROGERS Collet Plate Bass Drum Spur Mount 1 US $33.95
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 Drum Spares Felt Sheet 150mm x 150mm x 12mm thick Many Uses eg Damper Repairs US $5.11
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 Rogers Big R Memriloc Bass Drum Tom Mount Bracket with Support Tube US $34.95
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 Black white gold Yamaha drum guitar sticker logo decal US $4.99
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 1960 70s VINTAGE LUDWIG DRUM CO BAG PART 1728 N DAMEN AVE CHICAGO 47 ILLINOIS US $21.56
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 Very Nice Vintage 1970s Rogers Rock Drum Kit Set 24 Kick 3 Piece US $949.95
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 VINTAGE NORTH DRUM SET CIRCA LATE 70s EARLY 80s RARE AND SIMPLY AWESOME US $1,500.00
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 Black 70s vintage Slingerland logo sticker decal US $5.99
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 10 Ludwig Marked WFL Bass Drum Claws 50s Era No Res 4 US $65.00
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 NOS ROGERS Swivo Matic bass drum pedal connector part BIN $38 US $38.00
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 Vintage ROGERS Hex Bass Drum Spurs Legs 14 US $59.95
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 Large black 60s vintage Slingerland logo sticker US $4.99
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 5 Brick Set 40 Disc Karaoke Sound Choice 10 Disc FREE US $545.95
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 10 ROGERS Beavertail Bass Drum Lugs lot RG16 US $44.95
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 4 ROGERS Beavertail Bass Drum Lugs lot RG15 US $17.95
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 Pink Floyd Dark Side Guitar Play Along Vol 16 DVD US $13.99
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 Small DW bass drum shield stickers logo decal crest Unique US $19.99
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 10 ROGERS Bass Drum T RODS Ts and CLAWS lot 74E US $89.95
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 LENNON MCCARTNEY BEATLES Guitar Play Along DVD Vol 12 US $15.28
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 10 VINTAGE ROGERS Bass Drum Claws lot 77E US $49.95
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 10 VINTAGE ROGERS Bass Drum Claws lot 78E US $49.95
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 FLAG WOMAN STEEL DRUM ENSEMBLE SCORE PARTS US $14.50
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 Premier vintage 85 X 25 vinyl bass drum sticker logo decal US $3.99
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 10 Bass Drum T RODS Ts and CLAWS lot 19 US $22.95
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 Gd 60s VINTAGE ROGERS BOW TIE T ROD CLAW CLEVELAND BASS DRUM LONG TENSION RODS US $10.78
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 1 SPOT COMBO PACK GUITAR PEDALBOARD POWER SUPPLY KIT US $34.95
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 VINTAGE ROGERS WINE RED RIPPLE 20 X 14 BASS DRUM HOLIDAY 1960s 60s BD WOOD HOOP US $349.00
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 Vintage Camco drum logo sticker decal LOOK US $4.99
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 New Toontrack Pop EZX Pop Drumkits Sounds Loops Superior EZDrummer Make Offer US $79.00
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 SNARE TOM BASS FT FIT VINTAGE ROGERS LUDWIG SLINGERLAND US $10.75
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 Decent Vintage TAMA Rockstar Black Wrap 16 x 22 Bass Drum No Res 5 US $275.00
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 Vintage TAMA Rockstar 12 Black Bass Mounted Tom Drum No Res 2 US $60.00
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 FREE KARAOKE PLAYER Sound Choice Brick Set 1 2 3 4 5 US $569.95
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 Beavertail Lugs for Rogers Import Drum Parts NOS US $24.97
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Double Basses Or Double Beater Pedals - Drum Hardware Discussion by Eric Starr
First, let me state that I am not implying that double bass playing is a "must" for all drum solo artists. I'm only saying that if you do want to use double bass drum effects, that today there are two basic directions to consider. Second, I'm limiting my discussion to acoustic drums, since I believe electronics is a separate category to discuss at at another time.
Okay, let's discuss both acoustic bass drum options.
For many years I used two bass drums and there are at least two distinct advantages with that option.
To the audience, it has a distinctive visual appeal.
You can use different pitches and/or different sized bass drums for unique tonal patterns.
But, there are also some possible concerns about using two bass drums.
They (perhaps) take up a larger area for your drum kit on stage.
There is an extra bass drum to transport (which certainly may not bother everyone).
The positioning of other components of the drum kit may be more difficult. Depending on your reach and the "spread" of the other components, this can impact your comfort and dexterity.
The Zalmer Twin pedal was in production when I started using double bass drums. If you've never heard of it, you may want to Google that one. I tried the Zalmer Twin pedal but the secondary pedal was not smooth at all and it certainly was not responsive (quick) enough to consider for my playing purposes. Although it was a very cool concept for it's day, it just wasn't my "cup of tea".
I initially used an 18" bass drum and a 22" bass drum (obviously with different pitches)which opened up some pretty cool possibilities for jazzy improvisations. However, after evaluating the possibilities of using them in my hired gun work, I realized that two 22" bass drums with the same pitch was probably better.
Using two bass drums meant getting my hi hat stand footboard in a comfortable and playable position. After all, I would play it more than I would the secondary bass drum pedal. I took a hi hat stand, from which I removed the legs, and then attached it to the secondary bass drum counter hoop with a Rogers brand hoop clamp. That didn't prove to be sturdy enough, so I added a second clamp to lock the stand into position solidly. That worked.
So far, so good, but now there was another "gear" problem I had with my cymbals. When I first started playing double bass drums, boom cymbal stands were not around (yeah, I guess I'm really getting old now). So I also had to rig something up for the cymbals on the left side of my kit that was dependable and solid.
Here's what I did. I used the Ludwig double tom mount on the second bass drum and placed two of the the old shell mount style sliding cymbal holders onto the L rods. Later, I saw a picture of Ginger Baker in Cream, and guess what? He was doing the same thing. I then mounted the two rack toms on a stand between my right and left bass drums. Everything on the right side of kit fell into place without special modifications.
Anyway, if you look at pictures of double bass drum kits in the mid sixties, you'll see that a lot of drummers were rigging up comfortable ways to position the hi hat and other cymbals on their kits.
Well let's go back to the double beater bass drum pedal. Since 1986, I've been using a double bass pedal on one bass drum. Basically, when they finally produced one that was smooth, durable, and responcive enough to suit me, I bought it!
And for me that has worked out fine.
The other double bass pedals I've used since 1986 have constantly improved and the ones I have today are indeed, as responsive as anyone could desire. The double beater bass drum pedals on one bass drum provide me with a comfortable set-up and the "feel" is great.
Additionally, the rotating leg hi hat stands made today and highly adjustable boom cymbal stands are so well thought out that it makes my old rigs look like Frankenstein engineering. I had some other rigged up hardware too, but we'll discuss another time.
So today, in my opinion, at least the factors involved in making a decision of whether you want to use double bass drums or double pedals comes down to simply your own personal preference.
If you prefer the attention-getting cool look and the ability to use different pitches, then use two bass drums. All the hardware you need to get a comfortable set-up is available nowadays.
If you want "less to transport" andif you like both bass drum beaters generating the exact same pitch, then use a double pedal. You'll find several drummers today, who like me, switched to double beater pedals for those reasons.
Either way, I encourage those who are interested, to enjoy the creative possibilities of double bass drum figures in their performances. Also be glad that the old drummers, that were out there before you, pushed drum designers to improve double bass drum equipment. Today you have great choices!
Until next time,
Cheers,
Ken Sanders
Ken Sanders is using pedals and hardware from Pearl Drums and Mapex Drums. Ken is also an active Drum Forum member at Drum Solo Artist where he is answering drum related questions, and helping drummers with tips and advices.
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