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| Too much sustain on China type? | 
playinpearls
6,613 posts (2 today)
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14 January 2005
| i had a sabian 14" mini china. it sounded good until, well, i cracked it!
who would think a cymbal would actually die.....or crack
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Menalaus
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14 January 2005
| | [QUOTE=playinpearls]
who would think a cymbal would actually die.....or crack
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they have a little help along the way
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Snoopy
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| thumper
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2 February 2005
| Thanks Ian-I tried to "tone" the bitch down with masking tape, like you suggested, but I can't find a happy medium.(either too much sustain, or it sounds too flat) I have since mounted it above my ride as a dirty sounding ride (sounds kind of cool when I use steel brushes on it), or as a half assed light gong to finish songs with.
I appreciate your advice, bro
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ingrid
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2 February 2005
| | lol its always good to finish a song with a gong | | Message posted 2666 days ago | IP Logged |
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