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b b253
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Joined: Sun Jan 20, 2008 8:29 pm
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 15" or 20" crash i want a new crash, and i was debating between a 20" crash or a 15" crash. heres my crash list as of now
16" Zildjian Avedis
17" saluda mist X
18" sabian xs20
19" paiste rude 3000 crash/ride
so yall think i should get a 15" or 20" and i was wondering if i should get mist X or eathworks? i play 80's rock/metal.
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metldrummer2112
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Re: 15" or 20" crash 20"
I've always had better experiences with bigger crashes, and I like the sound more. Just don't get a heavier weight, get something in the medium or medium-thin weight. As for earthworks or mist x, I really have no preference
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b b253
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Re: 15" or 20" crash i have a 17" mist X so maybe i should go mist x?
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I love Cheese and drums
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Re: 15" or 20" crash I suggest the 20 I noticed that once you get to crash sizes below 16" they start to sound like hi hats.
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AmnestysLowEnd
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Location: Miami, Fl
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Re: 15" or 20" crash Yeah if you keep em heavy, got to get em thin to sound like a crash imo. back on topic what do you want a crash/ride or more of a accent crash?
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b b253
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Re: 15" or 20" crash one a little deeper then my paiste 19" rude 3000 crash/ride one that i can crash on when i play heavier songs and use as just a fill crash. if that makes sence.
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Pulse double bass kit
Mapex M birch 5 peice kit
Mapex steel 10 by 5.5 side snare
Sabian xs20 cymbals
Zildjian Avedis
Tama hardware
Remo heads
Regal tip =)
http://www.myspace.com/thedrummerboyoftheworld
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AmnestysLowEnd
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Location: Miami, Fl
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Re: 15" or 20" crash then you want a 20 inch. i wouldn't suggest going over a medium-thin at that size because I feel they sound more like a ride being crashed if they are plus this will make a sick alt ride.
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