I have a 22 7/8 bass and its all the length of the drum from rim to rim 10 1/2 rack tom 12 1/2 rack tom 16 1/2 floor tom 14 1/2 snare Would this fit? I have an Pearl Export drum set And i'm new to buying drum bags Remember this is measurements from rim to rim on all the drums I have a 22 7/8 bass and its all the length of the drum from rim to rim 10 1/2 rack tom 12 1/2 rack tom 16 1/2 floor tom 14 1/2 snare Would this fit? I have an Pearl Export drum set And... » Read More I have a 22 7/8 bass and its all the length of the drum from rim to rim 10 1/2 rack tom 12 1/2 rack tom 16 1/2 floor tom 14 1/2 snare Would this fit? I have an Pearl Export drum set And i'm new to buying drum bags Remember this is measurements from rim to rim on all the drums « Show Less
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Hello PhoungYes the cases should work. However be advised that the 10" and 12" drums are going to work with the 12" and 13" cases it comes with. So, the drums will be in case the is a little bigger than the drum. The cases themselves aren't very substantial by the way. I found then to be a little lacking, but for the price you can't go wrong, and if you treat them somewhat carefully, they should work well for you. Good luck. Glenn, Seattle, WA
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Yes those should fit. The set they are used for is a mapex set of drums and zipped up there's still a bit of room.
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Hi, If it's a short scale bass, I would lean more to say that it may not fit due to the fact that the headstock will fall short to be completly protected. I'm sorry but I can't say for sure.
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Fits my drum set very well with a small amount of free space, 14, 12, 13, 16, 22
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For some reason the drumming world remains in the imperial world so measurements for drums and cymbals are usually in whole inches. Use the diameter for cymbals and drums diameter by height (or vice versa). eg toms 10x8, 12x9, 14x14 etc.
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They fit a standard sized set so they should fit but they might be a little big on the smaller drums. I have 22, 16, 14, 13 and 12" drums and they fit fine.
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I bought these to make a set of snare drums into end tables. Because of that, I have them as low as possible, with 3 inch snares on them, and 1/2 glass top, andhe snare bottom rests at 19.5 inches. I raised them all the way up, and the snare bottom rested at 21 inches. They look fantastic by the way, but I'm sure that's not why you are interested in them. Hope this helps.
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No, but coarse to fine thread adapters are available what size is the opening on your drum?
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Different rack. Snare has its own stand. Drum size on dm10x are 3 10" & 2 12" pads. Dm10 is 3 8" & 2 10" pads. Brain is same.
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It takes up about a 4' X 2' space. Total space will depend on how you set up the drum kit.
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Base 22" tom's 18" tall x 10 - 12 - 2 214" snare drum very good and durable, protective
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5'x5' will do it.. about the same space you'd need for a real (acustic) drum set..6x6' would be better!
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Yes It will. I have a tama rock star kit and my bass is 18×22 . Hope.that helps
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nope i am stuck with that part had to buy a bigger bore that one does nothing made for all drums get the biggest bore possible mine is not even enough wish i went bigger hope that helps.
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I'm not an expert. But it may depend on how tall he is. The drum at pictures is not the exact one I receieved. If there is a way to contact the seller they could answer that better then I could. They were extremely helpful when I spoke with them. The set I received is great though
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The drum is 7 inches in diameter and 3 inches deep. You lose about 1 inch in the middle due to the post.
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The gauge would fit the hole but you will have to make a braket to secure it to the drum. The nut that holds the gauge on is 1/2 threads I believe.
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By the depth, or the distance from head to head, of the drum. Measurements will be Diameter x Depth. I play with a 16 x 16 inch floor tom, 10 x 12 inch rack tom, 14 x 6.5 inch snare and 22 x 18 in kick drum. On a Tama Rockstar kit. Which also leaves me with an extra case that I use for an extra, just in case, snare. So these cases are pretty versatile. I've been gigging with them for over a year and they're still holding up well. Hope that helps.