just from the laws of physics i can't comprehend how the spring would compress. cymbals are pretty thin - it seems like the force would go right into the metal. seems like it would make more sense to have a spring under less tension; then the cymbal would sit between the two yellow cushions and the spring would compress upon being hit. right now it just kind of flails around in the 1/4" of space between the two yellow parts. i don't know. if you tell me it's working i'll believe you.








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why knock pearl like that?








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uh, maybe he doesn't like their hardware.

I don't get what you're saying about this open space in the middle. the cymbal springs I've see clamp down on the cymbal.








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Oh and BTW....don't drill out the hole so it sits farther down on your stand. I learned the hard way. Live and learn.








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"I don't get what you're saying about this open space in the middle. the cymbal springs I've see clamp down on the cymbal."

Yeah, that's the part I don't get. Is there something I have to do to release it?








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my cymbal spring on my china wouldnt clamp down hard enough. so what i decided to do was take about half a cm of felt of one of my spare felts and chuck on before i screwed it down worked like a charm!








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