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Mitchell?
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J-rod wrote:i use the adjstable dw hardcore beaters they seem to work fine for me
I like these the best. They come on the B.O.A's, whoa, pretty sweet beaters.
I don't like the IC beaters, not heavy enough for me. I get way more punch and tone from the heavy Pearl beaters.
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Brother_Bong
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Howepirate wrote:DW beaters is where its at
Hey, where ya been Brian?
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Howepirate
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Bong wrote:Howepirate wrote:DW beaters is where its at
Hey, where ya been Brian?
Just around man. Things haven't been going my way lately. Gas is to expensive, I'm 5g's in debt, and all the money I make goes to gas.
Kinda sux rly.
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Drumosaurus
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I don't feel like making a new topic so... can anyone recommend a beater to replace tama ic jr.'s. the stock beaters don't make full contact with the head.
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jaundiced
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Slug beaters; they self-adjust to help ensure full contact with each hit.
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Thu Jun 12, 2008 7:27 pm |
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Drumosaurus
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^^^^
wouldn't they be loose and wobbly?
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jaundiced
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Drumosaurus wrote:^^^^
wouldn't they be loose and wobbly?
Nope, not at all. In all actuality, they're probably the most solid beaters I've played in terms of construction and sound.
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