Aquarian Cymbal Springs?

[bojangleman]

do they work very well..i mean, i have 3 crashes and a china. and i dont wanna replace the crashes agian, cause i play them hard and ive cracked them a few times ;). so do they really help or keep the cymbals in better shape?...ty!

Alex

[Madwatch]

I have used them off and on for years and never had a problem with them. But then I have never had a problem with normal felts and washers. I typically used them on my Ride or china where I didnt want as much movement.

[bojangleman]

ok thanks man, i see your from oklahoma...what part?

I have used them off and on for years and never had a problem with them. But then I have never had a problem with normal felts and washers. I typically used them on my Ride or china where I didnt want as much movement.

Alex

[fourstringdrums]

I personally don't see them having any benefit vs. felts on a stands in regards to crashs, rides, and splashes, as long as you're letting the cymbals move. On the other hand, for Chinas, ifyou're going to mount with the bell down, IMO they're a must. They hold the china in the correct position instead of it being off balance on a regular stand and putting stress on the hole, and they still allow the china to move.

[drumr0]

I have used one for years, but only on my china cymbal...Like fourstringdrums says, it's essential to have when you invert your china to hold it in the right position.

I had a cheapie set of Hart Dynamics electrics at one time and the cymbal springs worked well for holding the plastic cymbals in place too.

[Madwatch]

ok thanks man, i see your from oklahoma...what part?

Alex


Im in Norman. Come see us at the Fair or Brothers this month if its not to far away.

www.myspace.com/remnant

[bojangleman]

awesome...i live in chandler...between tulsa and okc on turner turnpike :)

Im in Norman. Come see us at the Fair or Brothers this month if its not to far away.

www.myspace.com/remnant


Alex

[fusssion]

I use a heavy duty on my china (yellow one) ....it's perfect for it