New Artist Series Drum Wraps from RockenWraps
Grammy nominated composer, Queensryche drummer Scott Rockenfield joins forces with fantasy artist David Bollt to bring you 4 exclusive highly detailed fantasy illustrations adapted specifically for drum kits...
RockenWraps founder, Grammy nominated composer, Queensryche drummer Scott Rockenfield joins forces with fantasy artist David Bollt to bring you 4 exclusive highly detailed fantasy illustrations adapted specifically for drum kits.
The designs are titled Brutal, Eye, Zombie King, and Necropolis.
RockenWrap's protective, high-rez digital graphics, high-gloss drum wraps are designed to last for years while giving you a visual presence on stage.
The street price for a RockenWraps/Bollt 5-piece drum wrap will be $214.99, making them an affordable way to get an inspiring new look without the cost of buying an entirely new kit or costly airbrushing.
Any custom size for any size kit is available and can be installed quickly and easily over any existing finish with the included do-it-yourself materials/instructions or by your local drum shop.
For more information, visit their web site at www.rockenwraps.com
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