Rick Faulkner

Hi PM'd you earlier with my mobile number. Give a call or a text so we can sort out a meet when you are free.

PM'd. I am back home now.

PM'd you.

Thanks got it and replied

Hi is the amp still for sale?

Just a update: - The Pearl Snare and Zildjian Ride have gone.

If you want to see pictures of the Snare and Cymbals please PM me with your email address and I will forward a picture to you.

I have the following gear for sale: Pearl Ian Paice signaure snare drum. This drum is a chrome finished steel shell, 14" x 6.5" It is fitted with an internal dampner and lug locks top and bottom as standard. Also fitted with nearly new Remo heads top and bottom and new Pearl snare wires. The drum is in excellent condition (no dents or scratches). - £150 Zildjian Avedis 20" Ping Ride. - £100 Zildjian Avedis New Beat 14" Hi Hats - £100 Zildjian Avedis 16" Medium Crash - £80 These are pro cymbals from the early 1980's, but the black Zildjian logo's is a bit faded. The cymbals are not cracked or key holed. If you want to see pictures of the snare or any of the cymbals then PM me with your email and I will forward them. The only reason for selling them is I am looking to finance the purchase of another snare drum.

Glad to see you are getting out there again Rog.

I have a Pearl Chad Smith signature 14" x 5 1/2" metal snare with Black Nickel finish. It's in excellent condition. I would want a 100 for it though. No near offers. It is a great all around snare drum. Loud and very versitile for all styles of music. Give me a shout if you are interested.

Selling my Pearl Chad Smith signature snare drum. This drum sounds great tuned high, medium or low. The black nickel finish means it looks as good as it sounds, Model number CS1450 14" x 5" steel drum with black nickel finish. Fantastic sounds for Rock, metal, funk and fusion drumming, pretty much any style with a heavy dynamic will make this drum sound amazing. In excellent condition. Selling for 125 (retail price is 290, cheapest new is 170) PM me if you are interested

I'm a drummer who would be interested and I know a bass player may be up for it too.

Get yourself a copy of Rhythm Magazine and take a look at the DVD they give away each month. On that there is a getting started section that may help. The DVD is well produced and the notation is in the mag to help you out. I also agree with the other guys get someone to help you and get some lessons. Also check out Amazon as they have loads of DVD's and Books on drumming. There is a good teaching venue in the Bridge of Don called 'The Studio' that opened up last year. They have a couple of electronic kits set up and have a resident drum teacher. My daughter is getting guitar and vocal lessons there and they are really good.