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Saurencaerthai
King Kong
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 Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 10:17 pm Post subject: Re: drums ringing... |
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| spence25yo wrote: | | i have a tama imperial star and i have tuned them about as good as i can and they are still ringing pretty bad...any suggestions???[still have stock heads] |
Your problem is bolded. Replace your heads with better ones and you should start to see your problem disappear.
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Bish
King of the Jungle
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Tune the reso head higher or lower until you get a desired tone.
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gladkins
Tadpole
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| since it is not 1986, i would suggest not muffling your drums at all. i guess in all it's personal opinion, but i don't want them to thud and sound dead. i want them to have some overtones. i currently play an accent cs custom elite. i have evans hd on the snare, and ec2's on the tome. they take away alot of the overtones, but still leave some. all personal opinion. |
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RemoteContact
Ferret
Joined: 15 Jul 2006
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Location: Miami, FL
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http://home.earthlink.net/~prof.sound/
When you swap heads you can get some thicker type heads (2ply) that will have some "built in" muffling capabilities towards the higher freq. More mass in the head moves slower producing lower freq= less ring. |
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