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  • BigDawgBR February 18, 2011 at 9:34am
    Leg tenors are poo...get u some chest tenors...
  • ClevePVU February 18, 2011 at 11:03am
    You would have to get with your local music or percussion store and order it.  But they usually only do that with schools or large groups.
  • PAC-10 PVU February 18, 2011 at 11:58am
    you have to search for pipe band tenor drums (thats what Pearl calls them) then specify chest or leg tenors. I would suggest chest tenors cause of sound reasons, with leg tenors the sound goes strait to the ground and is more likley to be drowned out. unless you have a large amount but you can do more with less using chest tenors. some old marching snare drums can be converted into tenors as can 14"-16" drum set toms can be used, just use the appropriate heads.
  • Goldy_1914 February 18, 2011 at 2:38pm

    You can buy chest tenors already made but the best option is to just order a 14 or 15 inch tenor and add a leg rest and leveling bars to it. It all depends on what kind of sound you want.  Chest tenors are more technical but chest is more power playing. 

     

    I recomend Pearl anything.  Decent pricing and good durability.  Ludwigs are heavy like bricks but they wont break even if you throw it off a skyscraper. Dynasty are good for sound but if you sneeze on it, it will break so hope that helps you with the brand

     

     

    • BigDawgBR > Goldy_1914 February 18, 2011 at 2:54pm
      Yamaha make chest tenors to....u can actually hear chest tenors...leg tenors are some shit

      Goldy_1914 said:

      You can buy chest tenors already made but the best option is to just order a 14 or 15 inch tenor and add a leg rest and leveling bars to it. It all depends on what kind of sound you want.  Chest tenors are more technical but chest is more power playing. 

       

      I recomend Pearl anything.  Decent pricing and good durability.  Ludwigs are heavy like bricks but they wont break even if you throw it off a skyscraper. Dynasty are good for sound but if you sneeze on it, it will break so hope that helps you with the brand

       

       

  • Jerrion joy March 3, 2012 at 10:33pm
    Where can u get a dynast leg tenor
  • James Ledford March 4, 2012 at 4:41am

    i think you have that backwards......Ludwig drums aren't durable at all lmao...dynasties are....ludwig drums are sorry IMO...i would go all dynasty

    Goldy_1914 said:

    You can buy chest tenors already made but the best option is to just order a 14 or 15 inch tenor and add a leg rest and leveling bars to it. It all depends on what kind of sound you want.  Chest tenors are more technical but chest is more power playing. 

     

    I recomend Pearl anything.  Decent pricing and good durability.  Ludwigs are heavy like bricks but they wont break even if you throw it off a skyscraper. Dynasty are good for sound but if you sneeze on it, it will break so hope that helps you with the brand

     

     

    Where can i purchase leg tenors/chest tenors
    My drumline is very interested in leg tenors Very wel known as toms i cant f them anywhere can somebody please let me knw where to find them i need…
  • Karl Germany November 12, 2012 at 11:29am

    I play a chest tenor now in my band, im looking for a !6 inch chest tenor is there an exact website or number i can call or go to?

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