Tour Drum Set
Tour Drum Set
US jazz supremo Metheny re-invents one-man band in France
US jazz guitar legend Pat Metheny chose a small town in northwestern France to launch his new world tour with his latest project, a one-man automated orchestra.
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Activision Drum Set Nintendo Wii Drums / Cymbals for Guitar Hero World Tour (Wii) Sale Price: $232.95  |
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GUITAR HERO WORLD TOUR DRUM SET FOR WII This listing is for the Guitar Hero World Tour for Wii which is not in its original packaging. This item shows some sign of use such as scuff marks and minor scratches... |
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Activision Wireless Drum Set for Guitar Hero World Tour Sale Price: $162.99 |
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Official Drum kit from Original Guitar Hero World Tour Band Kit for PlayStation 3. Please note that this is for the drum set (drums, pedal, drum sticks) only, the game, microphone, and guitar are not included. |
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PS2/PS3 Guitar Hero World Tour-Stand Alone Drums Sale Price: $139.90 |
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Guitar Hero World Tour delivers the most realistic drum experience ever in a video game with this wireless authentic drum kit. Featuring three drum pads, two raised cymbals and a bass kick pedal, the drum controller combines larger and quieter, velocity-sensitive drum heads with soft rubber construction to deliver authentic bounce back and is easy to set up, move, break down and store. |
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Xbox 360 Guitar Hero World Tour - Stand Alone Drums Sale Price: $89.99 |
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Guitar Hero World Tour delivers the most realistic drum experience ever in a video game with this wireless authentic drum kit. Featuring three drum pads, two raised cymbals and a bass kick pedal, the drum controller combines larger and quieter, velocity-sensitive drum heads with soft rubber construction to deliver authentic bounce back and is easy to set up, move, break down and store. |
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Guitar Hero World Tour Replacement Cymbal Wire Cable Left and Right Sale Price: $5.96 |
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Replace your destroyed cymbal cable with the original part! This is for BOTH left and right cymbal cables. They are plug and play, no soldering or cutting required. These cables will work for Guitar Hero World Tour drum set in all platforms (Wii, PS2, PS3, Xbox 360) |
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Rock Band Drum Set Sale Price: $215.99 |
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Rock Band Drum Set PS2 / PS3 |
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Protective skins for Guitar Hero 4 "World Tour" Drum set, fits Xbox 360, PS3, PS2, WII - MAD HATTER Sale Price: $14.97 |
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Listing includes: 3 Drum skins, 2 Realistic Cymbal Skins, and surface area Skin. |
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Xbox 360 Guitar Hero World Tour Band Bundle Sale Price: $178.98 |
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Start a Band...the Guitar Hero Way Guitar Hero World Tour transforms music gaming by expanding Guitar Hero's signature guitar gameplay into a cooperative band experience that combines advanced wireless instruments with online and offline gameplay modes including online Band Career and 8-player "Battle of the Bands," which allows two full bands to compete head-to-head online... |
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REPLACEMENT ORANGE CYMBAL Guitar Hero World Tour Drum Sale Price: $7.50 |
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Replacement part for Guitar Hero World Tour Drum Set's Cymbal, Orange - Right Side, Will work on Nintendo Wii, PS2, PS3, and Xbox 360 |
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Ion IED08 Drum Rocker Premium Drum Set Sale Price: $249.99 |
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The wait is over for the next generation of musical gaming equipment. Whether you are an aspiring amateur, or a practicing professional, Ion's award-winning Drum Rocker Premium Drum Set for PlayStation 3 lets Rockband players finally jam out with ease, letting your inner rockstar come out screaming... |
Everyone needs a list. Either you sell to the list or you seek donations from the list - but without it, you have a pretty hard time reaching the people who need to see your message.
Why not borrow this list-building idea from the world of commerce?
Yesterday my postal mail contained one of those "val-pack" mailers - you know the kind that are full of little postcard sized ads for maybe 20 or 30 different products and companies. This one was for all kinds of gardening products.
What interested me was the outside of the package. It said "Sign up to win a backyard composter. Details inside cover." So of course I looked. There were instructions to go to a website and sign up. I didn't do it, because by the very nature of the mailing I knew that if I did I'd start getting mail from dozens more places - and I already get enough mail.
But then I got to thinking about how fundraisers could use this "free drawing" method. Most groups use raffles of some kind - but the raffle itself is to raise money, not to build a list. In fact, in many groups the tickets get tossed after the drawing. I don't know why, but I've seen it happen.
What could your group get donated to make a cause-specific prize for someone who might then become a donor? It would need to be a good gift - one that someone would actually want. I say cause-specific because you do want to "sort" people. You don't want to gather names of people who would never become supporters, because mailing to them would just eat up funds.
What would make a great gift for your donors? I'm most familiar with animal rescue, so knowing what would interest a dog or cat person is easy. How about one of those big fancy dog beds for a dog? How about a climbing tree for a cat? The ideas are endless for animals, because we love to spoil our furry friends. At the same time, only people who had a dog or a cat would be interested in entering, so you wouldn't get people who just wanted the prize and didn't care about the cause.
For environmental causes you might offer some kind of wilderness trip - or for less active people, maybe a whale-watching tour.
For people who might support a literacy group, how about a set of good books donated in their name to the school or church group of their choice?
You get the ideaÂ… figure out a gift that would only be of interest to someone who might also be interested in your cause. Dinner for two would be a bad choice, because then you'd get everyone.
Make up inexpensive entry cards that can be mailed back in, or set up a capture form on a web page - clearly stating that all information must be filled out in order for the entry to be valid. Then collect name, postal mail address, e-mail address, and perhaps the answer to one or two pertinent questions. You might even talk about your cause and ask if they'd like to become a volunteer.
Remember to add a bold line stating that you will not share their address with anyone - at all - ever.
Be sure to follow up with a carefully crafted appeal letter and news about who won the prize. And then, start dripping messages to your new people - remembering to include news about your group's accomplishments and the people or critters (or trees, etc.) you've helped.
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