HB Drums Predator 12 Piece Double Bass Drum Set New - Complete with Cymbal Pack & Throne - Free US Shipping

FREE Cymbal Pack Includes 10" splash, 14" hi hats, 16" crash and 20" ride HB student cymbals and PCH Throne!HB's massive Predator 12 set has you covered through the entire percussion spectrum! The Predator 12 drum kit features 2- 22" x 16" bass drum kicks with 20 lugs each (10 on each side) in birch for ultimate tuning and playability. Thunderous 18" and 16" Floor Toms cover your lows with power toms in 6", 8", 10", 12", 13", 14", and 15" rounding out the mids and highs. Our chrome-steel snare drum rounds out this power plant of wall to wall drums! Predator series drums feature 6 plt, 6.5mm mylar covered shells producing the best balance of tone and volume...Great for studio or live performances! A drummer's life doesn't get much better than this!Included Drums:* 2 - Predator Series Bass Drum: 22" x 16" x 20 Lugs* Predator Series Floor Tom: 18"x18"x16 Lugs* Predator Series Floor Tom: 16"x16"x12 Lugs* Predator Series Power Tom: 15"x13"x12 Lugs* Pred Series Power Tom: 14"x12"x12 Lugs* Predator Series Power Tom: 13"x12"x12 Lugs* Predator Series Power Tom: 12"x10"x12 Lugs* Predator Series Power Tom: 10"x10"x8 Lugs* Predator Series Power Tom: 8"x8"x10 Lugs* Predator Series Power Tom: 6"x5"x10 Lugs* Predator Series Snare Drum (metal shell) 14"x5 1/2"x12 LugsIncluded Hardware:* PCH Series Hi-Hat Stand* PCH Series Snare Stand* PCH Series Tom Stand* 2-PCH Series Straight Cymbal Stand* PCH Series Boom Cymbal Stand* 2 - PCH Series Bass Drum Kick Pedal* HBLP Lugs* 4 - HBTH-7 Bass Drum Mounted Tom Arms* 3 - HBTH-7B Short Tom Arms* 6 - HBFL-01 Floor Tom legs* 4 - HBBL-03 bass drum legs* Clear mylar drum heads* Ported Ebony Front Bass Drum Head* 1 - Pair Drum Sticks* 1 - Drum Key NAMM Member since 1976 Partial list of past clients and associates include:Zakk Wylde-Ozzy, The Tornadoes, Dave Weckl-Madonna, Stryper, Members of The Offspring, Tris Imboden, Whitesnake-Paul Gilbert, Rudy Sarzo, Megadeth, Billy Sheehan, Dream Theatre, Gary Hoey, Matt Sorum-Guns and Roses/Velvet Revol

5. Now that Ive learned from it, how can I let go of my jealousy? Often in life we hang on to emotions long after theyve served their usefulness. They become comfortable, familiar and safer than doing the work to get to the other side of them. And yet they can also weigh us down and block our creativity. Try the analogy FEEL. First, Feel your feeling dont suppress it, actually let yourself feel it. Next, Express the feeling write about it, sing about, talk about it with someone you trust, play it on an instrument or express it in art. Next, Explore the feeling what is it trying to teach you, etc. as discussed above. And finally Let it Go. This can be as simple as saying a short prayer or affirmation (I have let go of my jealousy, or I have valuable and unique gifts to offer), or writing the feeling on a piece of paper and tearing it up.

Jealousy do you feel it? Do you sense it in others? Does it hinder your relationships with other musicians? Does it sap your confidence? Does it block your creativity? Here are some questions to help you get clearer about the jealousy in your life.

There is a vitality, a life force, an energy, a quickening, that is translated through you into action, and because there is only one of you in all of time, this expression is unique. And if you block it, it will never exist through any other medium and it will be lost. The world will not have it. It is not your business to determine how good it is nor how valuable nor how it compares with other expressions. It is your business to keep it yours clearly and directly, to keep the channel open. Martha Graham, quoted by Agnes DeMille, Martha: The Life and Work of Martha Graham

Jealousy has a lot to teach us. So when it shows up in your life, pay attention. If you notice jealousy in others, put yourself in their shoes and help them to identify with you. Reveal your humanity. Let them know that theyve got something to offer you.

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2. How can I identify with this person as a fellow musician, instead of comparing our work? What opportunities are there for collaboration, mutual support and the exchange of ideas? Can I open myself to receiving gifts from this person feedback, support and love? What can I, in turn, give to this person? Even the most famous, the most successful musician is a human being just like you. Find the connection. What can I give to a musician whos newer than I am?

1. What is my jealousy trying to teach me? Generally when I have a strong emotion towards a specific person its either because that person represents something about me that I cant tolerate yet or because that person embodies something that I wish I could do or have. I remember being in a high school arts program and being incredibly envious of a fellow singer. What I was so painfully aware of (though I couldnt have articulated it at that time) was that this person was able to fully express herself and her talents, and I couldnt. I was a better singer at home in my bedroom than I was in front of other people, and THATS what I couldnt stand about the situation. By doing what I couldnt do, she shone a spotlight on my biggest challenge. It made it virtually impossible to have a good relationship with her.

4. How can I turn my attention away from this other person and back to what I can do to further my own success and creative fulfillment? If Im jealous of someone winning a songwriting contest, I can ask myself: how many songwriting contests have I entered? If Im jealous of the size of their fan base, I can ask myself: how am I attracting new fans and how I am deepening my relationship with the ones I have now? If Im jealous of the number of songs theyve written, I can ask myself: what am I choosing to do with my time instead of writing songs?

Jealous Again - Jealousy Among Musicians