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The sound is very good, but it is a bit quiet. I tried using it for metal, but it isn't quite loud enough for this in my opinion. It works great for funk and fusion stuff in my opinion.
I like using it in the upside-down configuration, with the china on top and splash under, and both bells are pointing down. This gives it a lot of playing surfaces, which for me is very fun. This can also make it a bit unpredictable, though.
I also tested using the cymbals separately. This sounds OK, but the cymbals are again surprisingly quiet. Maybe about half as loud as other cymbals I use. For some gigs this might be really useful.
I like using it in the upside-down configuration, with the china on top and splash under, and both bells are pointing down. This gives it a lot of playing surfaces, which for me is very fun. This can also make it a bit unpredictable, though.
I also tested using the cymbals separately. This sounds OK, but the cymbals are again surprisingly quiet. Maybe about half as loud as other cymbals I use. For some gigs this might be really useful.
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Reasonably priced, nice sounding stack
Quite versatile stack, both parts of which sound pretty nice separate as well.
My only worry is that the smaller cymbal is pressing half way up the china lip, which seems like a relatively week spot. It has not cracked yet, however, so it's just a worry and not evidence of bad design so far.
My only worry is that the smaller cymbal is pressing half way up the china lip, which seems like a relatively week spot. It has not cracked yet, however, so it's just a worry and not evidence of bad design so far.
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