I like to have the supports as high up as possible, so I taped around it multiple times to make sure that when I hit the pads, it doesnt go down (the support lockers are very weak). Here is some tape around the drum height adjusters. It is a Mapex drum throne, and is very comfortable. Also, some Philips DVD Cases! How exciting. If you look closely, you can see my PS3, and an old roadie pedal on the floor. Another picture of the beater and the pad. I used to have it from my old Black Mamba Electronic Drum Kit, but I have used some mono connectors to make it work. That's why I use them! So, ok, you might say 'nice sticks!' but really, the question on everyone's mind is 'have you gone and replaced that stupid Guitar Hero World Tour pedal?' Well, you will be delighted to know that I have, and I have replaced it with a solid metal pedal, with a beater and a pad. Before, I used Pro Mark Neil Peart Signature's, which are good, but the Ahead sticks are better. They are heavier than any drum sticks I have used in the past, but they give absolutely no vibration feedback what so ever. The drum sticks I use are now Ahead! Metallica Signature Sticks, which are brilliant. I find the yellow cymbal rather flimsy, and I can't think of anyway to make it better apart from buying a new mod set (Goodwood Mods). But, the orange cymbal (which is never used in Rock Band 2) has been replaced, as has the red snare drum. That is becuase, rather stupidly, I bought Guitar Hero World Tour last year, and i've kept this drum kit since. As you can see, it is not a Rock Band drum kit.

I have finished every upgrade apart from one which I am planning to do in the near future. Ok, over the last 2 years of me playing both real drums and rock band drums, I have customized my rock band drums to make them more reliable and better.

Rock band drum mods