Vater Percussion Mount (VDH)
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Hi, nice to meet you. *br>There is no reinforcement at the bottom. This tour case is quite well-sewn, but it isn't as luxurious as a high end The padding is okay on top and bottom but not on Each of the 6 sections has its own divider. A large pocket is in the front, so it is very convenient. This bag is well designed and reliable for gigs around town for the price. I wish you the best of
There must be about five inches of water in it, but I do not have it in front of me. The drink can be poured into a variety of glasses and bottles.
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The product I purchased did not meet my needs.
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My extensive use of the Vater Drink Holder has led me to knock over my fair share of drinks on stage. It might be overkill for this product, to be honest. Its heavy-duty construction makes it look like it's designed to hold something far more valuable than the beer it holds, but it really is a great product.
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- This clamp mounts fairly easily. The black rubberized part on the left of the product image acts as You have to squeeze it to open it. As well as being pretty wide, it can be quite long. The heavy duty hi-vis vest I have is There is a hat stand that can get around it and grab it easily. Please read carefully
- I don't know what it is. Once the clamp is attached to the stand, turn the knob until it is as tight as it will go. As a result of how the clamp moves, this seems to take an unreasonable amount of time. I don't have any issues with the knob moving, just that it requires a little more twisting than I would like. It takes a village to raise a child I found a real clamp with a tiny little arm at the end connecting it to the cup. There is more to it than what the picture indicates (it's not thicker, just A strong welding job has also been done, so it is solid. With the holder clamped and tightened all the bouncing I could do on an old stage with a shakey floor didn't rock this thing enough to cause a spill. It's all about the cup - It was obvious that the cup was too big when I looked at it for the first time. When I got it, I thought I could shake the holder like a spoon, and was afraid the beer bottle would There was a mistake in my thinking. In addition to fitting a solo cup, the cup is small enough that it won't tip over when a bottle or can is placed in it. There is a felt-like texture on the inside of the cup to keep the drink from sliding, and the top of the cup has the edge turned outward to help guide a beverage into it when it's hidden In summary, let me say this It is a heavy duty product, but because of its solid construction, it won't have to be replaced for a long period of time. Buying another one for my practice kit is on my shopping list.
The clamp is very sturdy and stable*, easy to clamp and unclamp, and is big enough to hold those delicious "large" fast food Other than the plastic knob and rubber hand grip, the unit is made entirely of steel There are no signs of wear in 18 months after purchasing the pads. It's good to have a smooth, flared rim when my hands are less-bendy It is better-than- Hold your ground. I gave one as a gift to a friend, and she also loved it. 1) I have mine clamped to a 1-inch bar I think it helps to have a pole with an inch diameter.
I bought two of them. They work perfect as a holder for my water bottle. My water bottle goes into one of them, and my microphone goes into the other as I set up the next song on my laptop. Turning off the mic effects a noise from the speaker. When I place the mic in the metal cup holder, I hear a banging sound. I placed a piece of foam over the edge and covered it with black duct tape to stop the noise. Suddenly, the mic doesn't clink against the metal cup anymore.
I find the case to be much bigger than I The good and the bad of that is both interconnected. You won't have a problem fitting a 22" or larger cymbal in this enclosure Since I have two 21" that I store in there, they are able to fit with While there is room in terms of width for a large stack of cymbals, I am not confident the straps on the case are strong enough to hold them for very long. Nevertheless, I have only used it for a few days as a backpack, and the straps seem pretty solid. When I need to carry a lot of gear to and from my car, my practice space, etc. , the backpack bag is definitely a relief. I can also fit a lot of extra sticks and quarter inch cables in the outside zipper pocket, which is an added bonus. The pockets in my bags have been circular in the past. In this design, the rectangular pocket seems more suitable, but I dislike the thickness and depth of the pocket. There's just as much width as there is The cymbal bag part is as deep as it gets!.
It does stand up and out from where it mounts, but not too much. My mom (who uses a wheelchair) purchased several of these for her. These Vaters and the Crescendo CR-80 are what I got There are 20 Cup Cadys. The structure of this thing is like that of Despite its indestructibility, the Vater is worth its weight in gold. Despite the tight fit of her wheelchair in my parents' car, the CR-V was able to accommodate her She will be able to fit 20 around her arm Having a lower seat position allows you to drive better. About 0 mpg is the power output of their car. A 25-inch clearance is necessary for the wheelchair to fold back in the back, and the lift on the Vater won't allow this. However, if their ceiling had been 2 inches higher, they would have to take this. I still managed to find some use for it. In my last shopping trip, I purchased an El. Having a cheapo microphone stand next to her bed, she attached the Vater to it so she would have a cup holder beside it. BTW (Note Creschendo CR - she broke it We have already replaced the 20 Cup Cady after only 3 months, and are in the process of replacing it with another one Regardless of whether it will hold up over time, we need the form factor).
Never in my wildest dreams did I think I would love something so silly. Since I often have a very limited stage area as a bass player with my band, I mounted this on my vibraslap stand to make two birds with one stone. My water bottle loaded with Gatorade stays right in its place and is very easy to access when I need it. Leave your drink on the floor or worse, on your amplifier is way better than leaving it on the floor.
To use this drink holder, I purchased a metal loft bed so I could conveniently store a drink or can of soda up there without worrying that it will fall My favorite part is the music. I had hoped it would work exactly as I had hoped As far as I could tell, it was easily adjustable and attached securely to the side rails of the bed. If I bump against it, it does not wiggle by any means. Despite being a little longer than a drink can, it fits inside easily with enough room on all sides, and the holder is about halfway up the height of the drink can, so it won't fall over easily. In addition, I use it sometimes when I go to sleep to hold my phone and glasses. My first one is going into the trash, so I might be looking for a second so I can store my phone/glasses in one and drinks in the other. I would highly recommend it.
The backpack is made, with backpack straps and cymbal partitions inside. Thank you for your help - I'm glad I made the right choice. I could have spent two times as much on other brands, but I doubt I would have gotten a better product.
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