zarkool
Tiger Talk Trainee
Reged: Jan 07 2006
Posts: 2
Loc: New York
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I've heard that there are some drummers on this site who have been looking for one of these babies!!!!
Check it out!
http://cgi.ebay.com/FIRCHIE-SNARE-DRUM_W0QQitemZ7380647005QQcategoryZ38095QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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Popeye
Tiger Talk Pro
Reged: Mar 18 2002
Posts: 1305
Loc: California
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Cool looking snare. Looks like it mounts on a stand like a Roto Tom(??).
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zarkool
Tiger Talk Trainee
Reged: Jan 07 2006
Posts: 2
Loc: New York
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Ahoy mate!!!!!!
It mounts on a snare stand. The best choice is one with an adjustable "bucket." But that's pretty standard on snare stands today. I think it would be a bit too heavy to mount using a Rims Attachment. Though I never tried it. Hmmmmm!
Did you check out the firchie website?
http://www.firchie.com
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roger strange
Tiger Talk Pro
Reged: Dec 09 2003
Posts: 1650
Loc: Nova Scotia Canada
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Zarkool: Put oneof those babies on a rims mount and you're asking for trouble. I have one which I use from time to time in recording when I need to run multiple tracks one after the other in different styles. i.e. first tune with a pic sound, second with a deep crunch etc. etc. Took me a while to get used to it and I had to replace the tube lugs after about two years so I went to a Tama style Gladstone tube lug of stainless steel. Those snares are awesome. They project like a mother in live work. Interesting note, before Chambers settled on Pearl drums that's all he played in the early days. Like Dennis I have to use moongel on the Firchie to cool its heels in many areas especially on stage.
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