Get some cymbal silencers from
SoundOff, the Cymbal Silencer Pak or HQ Percussion Cymbal Silencers and
u r good 2 go!
d
On Nov 27, 2004, at 9:42 PM, Tom wrote:
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> Does anyone play a DTX with some acoustic cymbals thrown in?
> Instead of getting a IIIS, I was thinking about getting a III and
> using my own acoustic cymbals.
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> The trick is I need to play quietly because I am in an apartment.
> (And I haven't played my acoustic kit in a long time because of
> that.) I'm thinking maybe I can get by, by getting used to hitting
> the acoustic cymbals lightly so as to keep the volume moderate.
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> By using acoustic cymbals and HH, I can have the equivalent of a
> IIIS kit for the price of a III. I just got this brainstorm.
>
> Anyone in a similar situation play like that? I wonder if it will
> throw me off by trying to hit them softer than the cymbal and drum
> pads or if I can get used to it. Any thoughts?
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Thank you!
Don Pokorny
