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The Musician Forums => Pinoydrums => Topic started by: bassman88 on November 27, 2007, 12:55:21 PM
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I have a Gretsch Catalina Maple and gusto ko sanang palitan ng die-cast ung hoops niya. Pwede ba to? San pwede bumili?
10" and 14" die-cast hoops lang kelangan ko. thanks! :)
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Audiophile and JB should be able to help you with Tama and Pearl cast hoops. Just be ready to shell out big dough. :wink:
Imho, its not worth it. The way to go is to start with a kit with cast hoops as a standard feature.
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Thanks Joseph, I just heard kasi that die-cast hoops have internal muffling and i think that's the solution i need to deaden the overtones without o rings or duct tape. haha!
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suggestion ko bro, kay Vinci ka umorder...direct from the states yung u-orderin mo...
HTH
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Thanks Joseph, I just heard kasi that die-cast hoops have internal muffling and i think that's the solution i need to deaden the overtones without o rings or duct tape. haha!
nope, die cast dont muffle. it evens out tension across the head that makes tuning easier and more consistent but overtones will still be present.
and if muffling is your concern:
duct tape = 50 pesos each
generic die cast hoop top for 10" tom = 40 dollars each
its a very expensive muffling solution dont you think?
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tissue and tape lang katapat nyan bro:D
moongels kung mejo ayaw mong madumihan d. heads mo
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nope, die cast dont muffle. it evens out tension across the head that makes tuning easier and more consistent but overtones will still be present.
and if muffling is your concern:
duct tape = 50 pesos each
generic die cast hoop top for 10" tom = 40 dollars each
its a very expensive muffling solution dont you think?
haha! right on! Sige, i guess die-cast hoops are out of the question, kasi i used to think it makes the drum sound tighter and fuller. haha.
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Proper tuning and specific head selection will solve your problem and definitely not the cast hoops. I myself do not like to use muffler rings or other dampening mediums. Just keep on experimenting and your bound to get it right.
Re. Die cast hoops, I only personally prefer them on snares to give that added rim shot power plus the durability and evenness of head tension. Though I have not actually owned any I have tried a few. :wink:
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Ako gusto ko ng Die cast kasi ang pogi lang tingnan .:) hehe Wala ba talaga nabibilhan nun dito?
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wala, order ka pa sa US :-D
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Proper tuning and specific head selection will solve your problem and definitely not the cast hoops. I myself do not like to use muffler rings or other dampening mediums. Just keep on experimenting and your bound to get it right.
sir question lang.
is remo pinstripe head possible to tune without overtones? and without using o-rings? di ba depende rin sa heads na naglelessen ng tones
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Another thing to consider... Some drums do not sound or perform well with die-cast hoops. So think about it first before making a decision to purchase.
In this case, is there anyone here who has tried mounting die-cast hoops on Gretsch Catalina drums?
And that's right, die-cast hoops are a different breed of animal, compared to industry-standard triple-flanged hoops. It has its advantages, in terms of tuning consistency and sound (especially with rimshots and cross-sticks). And yes, die-cast hoops do not have built-in/internal muffling.
And lastly... Die-cast hoops are not cheap.
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sir question lang.
is remo pinstripe head possible to tune without overtones? and without using o-rings? di ba depende rin sa heads na naglelessen ng tones
OT: Yes they are. With proper tuning you can practically achieve anything.
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share nyo nmn mga sir yung mga kaalaman nyo sa different types ng snare hoops.. :-D kng anu ung sound characteristic pag mighty,die cast,superhoops etc.. salamat ng marami! :-D
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die cast
madaling magtono kasi matigas sya at ang tendency nito e maging pantay yung tension sa head. nababawasan yung ring nung snare kaya sabi nung iba "focused" daw yung tunog. usually nakakaincrease ng high frequency at crack ng snare. eto yung mga makabasag tenga na crack. mapapangiwi ka sa sakit everytime na papaluin mo yung snare.
triple flange thick
2.3mm - mighty hoops ang tawag sa tama. superhoops naman sa pearl. hay dami pa ibang tawag. halos pareho din ng die cast sa tunog at madali ding itono yung snare
triple flange thin
eto yung common na mabibili mo sa tindahan. alam na natin tunog nito
single flange
never heard or had one before. mabilis makaubos ng stick
(http://www.leecustom.com/WorldMax-Black-Dawg%20%205x14.jpg)
wood hoops
my new personal favorite. kung payat tumunog yung snare mo, ibig sabihin head lang naririnig mo at hindi yung shell, maglagay ka nito kahit sa batter side lang at tyak na madadagdagan ng low freq/bass/ooomph yung snare mo. tataba yung tunog. gaganda yung crack. sasarap yung side stick. hindi na masakit sa tenga ang rimshot
(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2092/2391571449_d243c99433.jpg)
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OT! sir peeves ok poh bang combination ang wood hoops at acrylic na shell? kung ok, baka yun na pagawa ko..
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OT! sir peeves ok poh bang combination ang wood hoops at acrylic na shell? kung ok, baka yun na pagawa ko..
di ko alam e. never tried
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question lang, not so general. hehe
yung starcast po ba ng TAMA hindi or mas matagal bago kalawangin?
thanks sa makakasagot!
hoops ba bro?
according to my idol, flanged hoops gets rusty but diecast dont :-)