Thanks, Stewart. I might play around with some extra felts or rubber sleeves, as you suggest. The other disadvantage about mounting a bell pad on the standard PCY80S ride cymbal is that it leaves significantly (for me, anyway) less playing area on the cymbal pad. --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "moosetication" <moosetication@y...> wrote: > --- "underneathheaven" wrote: > > ... splash-cymbal cymbal-arms... > > I know this would be ok for a splash > > cymbal, but as for a bell sound I'm not sure > > if it would feel right. > > I think there's at least one other option, which is to use > a "stacker" - an extension to the tilter that allows a second cymbal > to be added above the first. It may also be that something like an > Aquarian cymbal spring might help. It doesn't go between the > cymbals, but underneath the main one it may "loosen up" the overall > mount so it's less rigid and your bell strike is less likely to > trigger the main pad. I'm also sure that with a little ingenuity, it > would be possible to home-make a tilter extender. An 8mm bolt- > coupler, and an 8mm headless bolt should do it. You'd need to find a > plastic or rubber sleeve for the extension, and some extra felts. > > Stewart
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Re: Free-stand a bell pad?
2003-06-29 by Nick Carroll
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