How Do You Set Up A Gretsch Drum Set?
Most drum sets can be set up relatively quickly, but drummers may find themselves tinkering with the arrangement for hours trying to find the perfect setup. There really is no right or wrong to set up a Gretsch set; the proper way to set up your set will depend on the types of drums and cymbals you have, your style of drumming, your size and your personal preferences. The following instructions will walk you through the steps of setting up a traditional five-piece Gretsch kit with a right-handed configuration, and you’ll find some tips to help you modify these instructions to fit your needs. Find a large open area in which to set up your Gretsch drum set. Even the smallest drum sets need a space 5 feet wide and 3 feet deep, but larger kits can require up to twice as much room. If you have a carpet you want to place under your drum set, center it in this area. Carpets help drum set components stay in place and protect the floor underneath the kit. Place your drum stool in the rear cente
