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<blockquote data-quote="Phil Lewandowski" data-source="post: 26668" data-attributes="member: 44">Re: Internal Bass Drum Mic&nbsp;Thanks, he is following along with this thread and e-mailed me and mentioned, &quot;I am a May endorser, and have a no drill &quot;AVC&quot; kit here at the house. I&#039;d just rather avoid putting all that crap inside my bass drum if possible.&quot;The main reason is to save every single ounce of weight that he can, and also to keep the mic as low profile as possible. If at all possible he wants to keep away from putting or making any holes in the shell of the drum.Most of his jazz gigs will probably be small enough that it won&#039;t be even mic&#039;ed, but it is rather when he does some of the other slightly heavier type of music (course not going to be doing hard rock or metal, etc with kit, but it will be used with the one wedding cover dance band I mentioned) with this kit and runs it through a system with a little more stage volume.Thanks,Phil</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Phil Lewandowski, post: 26668, member: 44"] Re: Internal Bass Drum Mic Thanks, he is following along with this thread and e-mailed me and mentioned, "I am a May endorser, and have a no drill "AVC" kit here at the house. I'd just rather avoid putting all that crap inside my bass drum if possible." The main reason is to save every single ounce of weight that he can, and also to keep the mic as low profile as possible. If at all possible he wants to keep away from putting or making any holes in the shell of the drum. Most of his jazz gigs will probably be small enough that it won't be even mic'ed, but it is rather when he does some of the other slightly heavier type of music (course not going to be doing hard rock or metal, etc with kit, but it will be used with the one wedding cover dance band I mentioned) with this kit and runs it through a system with a little more stage volume. Thanks, Phil [/QUOTE]

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