Installing New Heads on Dresden (Walter Light) Timpani

[@DKPercussion]

If you see any "chapters" or spots you'd like marked, please leave it in the comments and I'll add it!

[@garyrobinson9514]

Congratulations, Dan and Will! This is a well thought out and excellently produced video!

[@DKPercussion]

Thanks, Gary! Will was a huge help in making this.

[@michaelsikora6739]

Excellent presentation that is, while very intense, packed with TONS of good information. Lately my experiences have been much more 'pedestrian' and the biggest challenge I face 95% of the time is "...how long will it take till you can get the drums out of here..." Sadly sound ISN'T their biggest concern!

[@DKPercussion]

Thanks for watching! I think like all things in the world, there are "levels" of needs/wants, preparations, expectations, etc, and if you can't tell from my video, I'm a bit OCD with good timpani and heads.

[@cwsees]

Excellent! Could you perhaps show maintainance for the moving parts on Walter Lights?

[@DKPercussion]

I'll add it to my to-do list!

[@nmpercussion2]

Thanks for making this video! I'm about to do a 4-head change on my Adams Dresdens, and this video tutorial is well-produced and timely. I'm glad I'm not the only one that centers heads by feel. I was only taught the paper scrap-and-pencil method. Your discussion about what makes a good plastic timpani head was excellent--perhaps you could expand that conversation into its own video, with examples of each of the issues you see?

[@DKPercussion]

I wish I had thought to do that when I was going through my last order! Consider it added to the to-do list. Thanks for watching!