zakhopper316
Silver Member
I had an idea today when I was checking out shells online, what if there was some type of material, like a thick paste of something that could be called " liquid wood" or something similar accept maybe with a name tailored to drumming that we could put on our bearing edges to fill in the space that had originally been cut. It would bond really well and dry super hard.
You could then sand down and re cut your bearing edge to what ever you want. It could give you the chance to change the sound of you shells for a low price.l
Does anyone know of a material that could achieve this? And do you think that there would be a loss in sound quality even if we found a decent compound to use?
I'm thinking that if the material has a bit of bounce to it, the feel and sound of the drum may be ENHANCED! ...or I'm completely nuts haha
I would call it "instant Edge!"
Thoughts?
You could then sand down and re cut your bearing edge to what ever you want. It could give you the chance to change the sound of you shells for a low price.l
Does anyone know of a material that could achieve this? And do you think that there would be a loss in sound quality even if we found a decent compound to use?
I'm thinking that if the material has a bit of bounce to it, the feel and sound of the drum may be ENHANCED! ...or I'm completely nuts haha
I would call it "instant Edge!"
Thoughts?