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The Game! Full Pages of Classic Zig Samba 3Transcribed 12 Grooves Zigaboo Modeliste How the Meter Man Still Fascinates Us with His Rhythms A CUSTOM-BUILT DRUM AND CYMBAL $ WIN SET VALUED AT 14 ,000 THE SUMMER SET • RIVAL SONS MODERNTHE WORLD’S #1 DRUM MAGAZINE DRUMMERAUGUST 2013 GET BACK IN THE GAME! FULL PAGES OF CLASSIC ZIG SAMBA 3TRANSCRIBED 12 GROOVES ZIGABOO MODELISTE HOW THE METER MAN STILL FASCINATES US WITH HIS RHYTHMS ModernDrummer.com + STEVE SMITH ON NARADA MICHAEL WALDEN + THE DOORS’ JOHN DENSMORE ON HIS LATEST BOOK + DEANTONI PARKS ON HIS BOSNIAN RAINBOWS KIT + RASCAL FLATTS’ JIM RILEY ON ENDORSEMENTS GEN16 DIRECT SOURCE PICKUP THE NEXT GENERATION Introducing the new Direct Source Pickup from Zildjian. A one-of-a-kind pickup design for use with Gen16 acoustic-electric cymbals as well as Zildjian acoustic cymbals. Eliminates feedback, phasing, and cross-talk. Reproduce a natural acoustic tone. Enhance with reverb. 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