DrumCraft 22RO Assebly Talimatları ve Özellikleri - Sayfa 4

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Beater

Beater Hub

Toe Clamp

Upper Pull Rod

Cymbal Seat

Clutch

Felt

Lower

Section

25. Attach the pedal (K) to the BD hoop bottom on the batter side using the

toe clamp's wing screw or square head screw (depending on the model

included).

26. Slide the rod of the beater into the beater hub on the axle of the pedal.

Fix the rod with the square head screw that the beater hits the BD

head slightly above the center.

Hoop

27. Spread the legs open on the bottom section and insert the radius rod of

the pedal into the holes of the frame.

28. Make sure the frame has little space to the floor, so the stand rest

mainly on the three legs.

29. Screw the pull rod of the upper section into the receiver rod of the

lower section (as seen in figure 2).

Nut

30. Remove the HH Clutch from the pull rod and slide the upper tube

section into the base.

31. Place the HH bottom cymbal on the HH seat of the top section.

32. Fix the top cymbal in the HH clutch (as seen in figure 1).

33. Slide the clutch onto the pull rod an tighten the wing screw so the

cymbal rests 2 cm above the bottom cymbal.

Place your cymbals on the cymbal stands and HH stand.

34. Arrange the drums and stands in a comfortable playing position.

35. Every drum should point (as a start) toward your hip. Make sure the

rack toms do NOT touch the BD.

36. Cymbals should be arranged in a position that can be reached without

stretching your arms.

Tuning the drums is a delicate process. It takes years of experience to

achieve satisfying results, time and time again. However, here's a tip how

to start at first with the lowest tuning available for your drum. Your taste

may be different, but with drumming experience you will develop tuning

methods that suit you better.

37. Press your index finger into the center of the batter head and keep it

pressed. Tighten the tension rods with the drum key in a criss cross

pattern until the wrinkles of the head at the bearing edge disappear.

38. Do it the same on the opposite side of the drum. Now you have the

lowest tuning available for your drum.

39. If you want to adjust the pitch, tighten the tension rods (always in a

criss cross pattern.) To check for even tension, tap the head with your

finger in 2 cm distance to the tension rod. The appearing sound should

have the same pitch for every tension rod on the head.

40. As a start, tighten the resonant head slightly higher in pitch than the

batter head.

Tip: the Snare drum is tuned much higher than toms in most cases, so here

you should apply more tension.

Thanks for choosing DrumCraft – enjoy keep on drumming!

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