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hi guys, my wife plays the drums in my combo and uses a real cheap cocktail kit. we changed the skins and it sounds pretty good. but not the hihat and the cymbal. anyone here got a good idea what to use as crash and "permanently" closed hihat on a cocktailkit-style druset? it has to be pretty small stuff and has to sound huge at least. Twisted Evil
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eddie

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Go to this link. There are all kinds of hardware to full those needs.

It's called a Gibraltar SC-XHat Hi-Hat Mini-Boom Mount

$21.99

http://www.gibraltarhardware.com/

Hap

eddie, you know Thomann.de - they have LOADS and LOADS of stuff. (you're in germany right?) cross-europe shipping and very good prices.

I prefer thin cymbals rather then thick, they have more zing and less ding. that's about all I know about cymbals Rolling Eyes

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