I don't use them but it's my understanding that they are designed to be used as chops building exercise sticks on a practice pad. I don't think the intent was to ever use them on a real drum.
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Posted on 11 years ago
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Whoa, am I glad that I asked first!!! Thank you very much, guys for your insightful replies. I'll stick to the old wooden ones for sure!
Brian
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Made you soil your Pampers did we? LOL
Good call, Brian. Save your drums and cymbals a lot of unnecessary wear and tear. Unless you have amazing control... it's only a matter of time before you side-swipe a favorite cymbal the wrong way and do permanent damage to it. Not that it can't happen with wood, but it's much more likely with metal!
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Made you soil your Pampers did we? LOLGood call, Brian. Save your drums and cymbals a lot of unnecessary wear and tear. Unless you have amazing control... it's only a matter of time before you side-swipe a favorite cymbal the wrong way and do permanent damage to it. Not that it can't happen with wood, but it's much more likely with metal!John
Jeez, John, you are so right! My Depends had quite an active session there! You are very insightful! I don't have "amazing control". I got back from the gym, read everyone's replies and went through another workout! I swear that next time I have a less than stellar idea, I'll ask you guys first! Seriously though, thanks for all the replies.
Brian
Just a drummer who loves all things about vintage drums! Nothing more, nothing less.
Posted on 11 years ago
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