Just for the record, I've seen the drum set that is classified as 'Garage Drummer' below for several decades. The Tama catalog with that picture is long gone, but I know I got that Tama catalog from Carma Lou's House of Music on Center Point Road, though, to be honest, it may have been called Uncle Ike's when I picked it up. It was one of the first sets I had ever seen with the remote hi-hat over the mounted toms as well as one of the first sets I had ever seen with the drums in what many would call a "cage" setup. At the time, a lot of drummers were using similar sets, with a lot of drums and a lot of cymbals. Honestly, I never really "got" the purpose of the 8 Octabans that hang from the top of the cage.
I love where I work now and have zero plans to leave. That said, I would also love to know how I could be hired to work remotely as a technical writer for Tama, writing and editing documentation like the PDFs on this site:
Tama Drum PDFs; it would be utopia! And, of course, I'd have to take one of those drum sets home to ensure I had "real world" experience with it.
Editor's Note: While researching the spelling of "Tama Octobans," Google was used.
When the search result in the red box was clicked, it presented the following page:
This is the URL: https://www.tama.com/product/other.php?year=2018&area=2&cat_id=3&series_id=4 and no, there is not a search box on the Tama website, but I did find this page: https://www.tama.com/usa/products/detail/octobans.html
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