PM me price. Will consider then

I'll get it as well!

as i said i need to wait several months for me new house to be completed then only can get a new set, so cant get the set from you cause there is no place for me to store (but still can i know how much are you selling for the set?, just wanna know the price range for 2nd hand, if you don't mind, if you are mind its okay, thanks in advance)

By the way, early happy CNY wish to all LYN drummers

Just came back from my Dinner

Decided to stay up.

Mine is a pretty new kit, cause I only used it for ONE recording, so yeah RM3k.

i see, good luck for selling that, and sry cant buy from ya

Anyone interested in sabian paragon 14" hihat.. Selling it for rm700

Too. Many. Sales.

Anyway, to bring the DRUMMING back into this thread;

Recently, I've been listening to a lot of music like Periphery, Animals as Leaders and Threat Signal, mostly because of their guitarists (recently, I've been focusing a lot more on my guitar work, since I can play/record at home, whereas I can't with drums) and as usual, slowly I started drifting towards their drummers, and I've realised something; which is that all (or most) of these incredibly complex drummers, play open handed and can lead with both sides, on both left and right, hands and feet. Basically, ambidextrous.

Personally, I've never taken the idea of open handed drumming very seriously in my own playing, except for some rare use when I'm playing blast beats or when I'm playing intricate ride patterns and I use hats on both hands to spice the accents and dynamics up. However, after watching all these drummers, some barely a few years older than me, doing all this crazy stuff, I've impressed on myself that I need to go and try to master this art of open handed ambidextrous drumming. How I'll be able to practice, I have no idea. But I'll start with trying some basic beats at my next band practice.

Basically, I feel that playing open handed may open up some leeway in your playing, and being able to lead with all your limbs will definitely do wonders for your playing; four way coordination, anyway

For those of you that are new to the concept, here are some examples:

Alex Rudinger



Carter Beauford



Travis Orbin



We've also got a couple of Malaysian drummers who do this, I can't remember who though. :/

jenglot - hurm..tempting..haha

im also selling!
sabian xs20 hi hat- rm500
yamaha dfp9500d double pedal direct drive- rm1300 (can trade with pearl p2002b double juga. hehe)
zildjian a thin crash - rm650

price is still negotiable la. hehe.

open handed? used to try it back at my early drumming days, but instructor didnt encourage much about it and last2 tukar balik. haha. mister don famularo has a nice video tutorial on it at vicfirth.com might go check it out.

This post has been edited by brokenbomb: Jan 24 2012, 02:36 AM

I interested in Xs20s



Open handed ah? IMO if I were to do that I need to rearrange my Hats if not like very cramped

really? haha. if u i free shipping oh. haha

U Got PM

Correct me if im wrong, carter is
Left handed but playing with right handed setup..His pocket drumming video is a must watch...

@brokenbomb Wanna trade your Yammies with my Iron Cobra? I wanna try using direct drive more.


@5p3ak - why have to rearrange your kit? :/

Belt drive? Mau trade..haha

Come2.... Get the hihat from me... Sell yours to speak...btw whats the size of ur A thin crash

Mau hi hat also..ahaha 18 inch

No la bro :/ Not belt. Double chain drive. Portnoy guna punye HAHAHAHA!

Hmm..if elim ok la. Haha wanna think abt it 1st

Ahh okay xD If you want the Cobras, let me know