Got wood hoops?! You need this microphone holder!!

[@drummercarson896]

You're so funny Zack. I love the Yay sound effect

[@Spagz]

Nice review Zack! Great details. Love the ability to useon cymbals arms. Great product!

[@ZackZweifel]

Yeah at first I was like cymbal arm... but then I goofed with it a couple of times and that's a super cool feature! Could use these for my ride or hi-hat etc off a cymbal arm.

[@alsdrumhang]

Great, comprehensive review. Might could get a few myself!

[@ZackZweifel]

Thanks for watching! It's a slick product and I'm super happy with it.

[@vazquez808]

super pro editing and video. great job

[@ZackZweifel]

Thank you so much!

[@BADD400]

Sweet

[@chrisscarberry422]

If you left that connected to the floor tom leg, you'd probably have to use a bass-drum case for the floor tom, lol.

[@ZackZweifel]

yeah... I use bags on my ddrum kit and leave the legs on that one...after I finished the video I did a facepalm realizing that's not a normal scenario for people and won't work especially with hard cases hahaha DOH! Thanks for catching and calling me out about it. I was actually hoping that one slipped past but nope hahahahahahaha

[@miltondeano]

I'm silly but, why not use a spreader and mount inside? I'm not so smart and didn't graduate “The Derek Zoolander Center for Kids Who Can't Read Good and Who Wanna Learn to Do Other Stuff Good" so forgive my Zachness?

[@ZackZweifel]

So why not do internal mic'ing like the May mic mount system? Is that what you are asking? If so two reasons, first, I own multiple kits that I like to record on and go back and forth when I choose so that wouldn't be very convenient for me. Secondly I don't want to drill my shells for the cable. But my live kit I would love to do internal micing! I've thought about biting the bullet once I get my new kit in and doing internal micing.