Assembly instructions

We adjust the length of the spurs such that there is a gap of the width of one nger
between the oor and the lower edge of the hoops; when doing this, the drum shell
should not lean forwards or towards the player. To retain the settings of the spurs,
the bass drum spurs for height adjustment are tted with memory clips (that remain
in position at dismantling too.) You must use the drum key to x the screws.
Now you can push the assembled bass drum pedal onto the clamping ring and x it
with the claw. Use some gaa tape to protect the hoop from scratching.
Now, there's only the tom racks. There are dierent designs. The tom holder – that's
the clamp for the tom arms on the bass drum – is intended for one or two tom arms.
This means that if only one tube ts in, there is an adapter for both tom arms. Our
tom holder takes both tom arms directly.
Here too, there are memory clips that have a cutout. Here, the clip not only "remem‐
bers" how far you put the tube in but also at what angle.
The snare drum is now between the drummer's knees and we will add the bass drum
and hi-hat stands. The bass drum and hi-hat pedals are placed where the drummer's
feet rest naturally when they are in a normal upright seated position. In this connec‐
tion the knees must not touch the snare drum.
The bass drum with pedal comes on the right-hand side and the hi-hat stand on the
left-hand one. The two pedals form a V shape pointing towards the stool. Positioning
these 3 elements, snare, bass drum and hi-hat is very important. The rest of the set
results almost automatically from this.
The lower hoop of the snare drum should be just above the bass drum's
hoop.
The hanging toms are next. Put each tom shell in the bracket arm and screw it tight.
Make sure that the bracket arm hits the tom shell at right angles. With the junior
drum set, the tom shells are drilled through and the bracket arms are pushed into the
shell.
Bass drum and hi-hat
Setting up the drum set
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