Re: Gretsch Jazz kit

I guess it depends on what you expect out of your equipment. Or maybe you
didn't know how to use it. Like I said, this 70's Ludwig rail I have is
awesome. One's it's adjusted it's rock steady. It's not the tongue-and-clip
style. I've never come up against one of those and maybe they are more
problematic? This Ludwig has a ratchet connection, so it's as secure as any
cymbal tilter. None of those clock-dial things.

For the record, when I originally made my comments regarding the
hieght-adjustable one, I was aware Rob had it on a 16". I just simply forgot
to say that a 16" bass drum might be the only reason someone may ever want a
height adjustable rail. But on an 18", a stock one is already too big IMHO.

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"morris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> "Anthony Giampa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > Rob, I cannot understand why anyone would want a height adjustable rail
> > mount.
> >
> yea, and some of us don't understand haow anyone can play a rail mount
> at all.  it sucked when i was 10 and it still sucks. and that was on
> an oaklawn camco 18, 12, 14
>
>
> so there..... we're even......