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...
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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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It's going to depend on the diameter of your drum. I guess I would say that if a 22 1/2" Weber Kettle lid fits your UDS, then you are good to go because this fits right under the lid. Some drums run just under 24", which would mean that you need to create some kind of lip around your drum edge, as seen here http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=144689
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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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The bass drum pad (sensor) is just the size for one regular beater. I recommend looking for a used roland pad (greater area) or make some research of any other brands compatible with roland. Aside from this limitation, I am not sure if the drum rack would allow to place the left pedal (the rack would get in the way as it is very low). Hope I helped.
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Anything bigger than the dimensions of the bags and it won't happen. My drums are the exact sizes and its a very snug fit in each bag. If they're smaller, they'll work fine.
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This one i dont know,i put mime on a bass tracker,an i measured an measured an again,you really gotta watch the width,Mine fit good.There is some flexibility in this top.
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Hello, Yes, it will. I do use the bag for a 12x9 drum I have, but I just tested it with an old 12x10 Pearl. It fit fine. Also, the bag is wide enough if your tom has some kind of RIMs isolation mount.
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I do not have a answer for the dimensions for the bag, but I can tell you this your bass will fit very nicely in that bag I love it.
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I have a 22x18 bass drum and it fits fine. It's snug. Not too tight, not loose at all. There is not a lot of padding at all, so don't expect much. If you're just looking for something to cover them, these are great. If you are going to do heavy gigging, I'd recommend spending more money.
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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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This purchase was a gift and I was told the size... But this might help you. http://www.ehow.com/how_5118124_measure-drum-heads.html#page=0
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I needed two decent and inexpensive sets of bags to transport a couple of 1960's vintage drum sets. These bags are of quite decent quality, and were very reasonably priced. My drums are of "normal" vintage depths (8x12--9x13--16x16--5 or 5.5x14 or 13--14x20 or 14x22). Although these bags in the "Standard" set are deeper than I need, they are very good for the intended purpose. The bags in the "Standard" size set are of the following dimensions with depth first, and head size second:11x1212x1316x165.5x1418x22I hope that this helps. Good luck. I needed two decent and inexpensive sets of bags to transport a couple of 1960's vintage drum sets. These bags are of quite decent quality, and were very reasonably priced. My drums are of "normal" vintage depths (8x12--9x13--16x16--5 or 5.5x14 or 13--14x20 or 14x22). Although these bags in the "Standard" set are deeper than I need, they are very good for the intended purpose. The bags in the "Standard" size set are of the following dimensions with depth first, and head size second:11x1212x1316x165.5x1418x22I hope that... » Read More I needed two decent and inexpensive sets of bags to transport a couple of 1960's vintage drum sets. These bags are of quite decent quality, and were very reasonably priced. My drums are of "normal" vintage depths (8x12--9x13--16x16--5 or 5.5x14 or 13--14x20 or 14x22). Although these bags in the "Standard" set are deeper than I need, they are very good for the intended purpose. The bags in the "Standard" size set are of the following dimensions with depth first, and head size second:11x1212x1316x165.5x1418x22I hope that this helps. Good luck. « Show Less
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Actually, depending on how many cymbals you have in your array, I might consider the 22". I have only 20" cymbals in maximum circumference but I have about 3 of them (Ride, Crash, Novo China) plus 18", 16", 14" Crashes, 12" splash and 2 pairs of 14" hi-hats. The added zip-up hi-hat pouch accommodates all of this very easy. I suggest getting a 22" just for future additions to your cymbal set. I hope this helps. Best of luck.
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Standard Drum Set Bags: 22"X18", 12"x10", 13"X11", 16"X16", 14"X5(source:http://www.gatorcases.com/p/119160-527/gp-standard-100)
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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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Oddly enough I have all Paiste cymbals and manage to fit a 20" Novo China, Formula 602 Flat Ride, Sound Creation Bright Ride, 2002 Medium Crash, an 18" 2002 Heavy Crash, a 16" Medium Crash, a 14" Signature Series Crash, a pair of 14" Sound Creation 'Dark' Hi-Hats, a pair of 14" 2002 'Rock' Hi-Hats, a 12" Signature Splash and an 8" 2002 Thin Splash......A lot of cymbals as you can tell but they all fit with a bit of room to spare for others, should I decide to add more cymbals for a particular gig.
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Sorrry but cannnot confirm if the bags will fit this paticular brand of drums. My set are Pearl brand and they fit perfectly Regards Warren