Here is a little tutorial that show how easy it is
to setup the drum kit.
Place the rack in the holes of the rack support making sure the hex
screws that hold the rack together are toward the back.
The 3” screws will be used to connect the bottom
support to the rack. (This step is optional. It will stay together
without the screws and it also makes it easier to dismantle for the
convenience of traveling).
Add the controller. Hold onto the
wood dowel when pushing it into the clamp. The controller is attached
with double sided tape. It's on there good and solid but wouldn't take a
lot of force. Position it back out of the way for now. Adjust the outer
left and right drum supports.
The best way to set this up I found is to add
the first high tom and plug the wires into the drums as you go. The
controller is color coded for easy connection. You can lightly tighten
knobs just to hold every thing in place until all drums are attached.
After all drums are attached you can fine tune the drums adjustment to
your liking. Then tighten them down tighter.
Then add the second Hi Tom. Then you can move
the controller up into position.
Then add the 3rd tom.
Then add the snare. Now you can start adjusting
the drums starting with the snare. Pull up a stool and and get the snare
just where you want it. Then you can fine tune the other drum positions
to you liking. As you can see I like to set mine setup more like a real
drum kit.
I added this image to show the drums are very
adjustable. They can be adjusted to almost any angle.
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