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There is a desire to practice on a real hi-hat at home

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Good day!

There is a desire to practice on a real hi-hat at home (in an apartment).

There is a hat:))

Looked after for these purposes:

Sonor HH100 and

Evans SO14HAT.



I have often heard that the budget hard from Sonor is, to put it mildly, "not very". I haven't encountered it myself yet.



I would like to know:

Is it worth taking this (new) rack if only I will (carefully!) use it? Or will it fall apart anyway?



Does this Evans thing jam the sound normally?

Does the rebound change much? ((Or do you need to play on a surface that will not be covered by this piece of rubber?)

Thanks!


  • solidator
    August 7, 2015 AT 10:42 pm

    If there is a second piece and put it on the bottom one, then approx. If not, then Bottom will hum

  • scorp
    August 7, 2015 AT 10:42 pm

    2 pieces should be anyway)

    I have a set of Tamov plugs.

    In fact, a convenient thing, although the feeling is certainly lost.

    But as a compromise, a good choice!

  • Maxofff
    August 7, 2015 AT 10:43 pm

    I have this thing from Evans, there was only one on the top

  • Ivan_drums
    August 7, 2015 AT 10:43 pm

    Xs, I have had such a stand for five years, everything is native, everything works.

  • solidator
    August 7, 2015 AT 10:43 pm

    The most ideal option for home is to buy special plastic plates for 300 r and put them under living plates or just hang them. I lived like this for two years)

  • insider
    August 7, 2015 AT 10:44 pm

    I have VicFirth stubs at home. I think the cymbals are all about the same. of course, this is a different bounce, but there is no other way. As for the hum of the lower cymbal, a sheet is simply cut and placed between the cymbals. and quietly, and the characteristic sound of the hat remains.

  • scorp
    August 7, 2015 AT 10:44 pm

    And I have a layer on the Tamovsky set (rubber between two plates. It turns out one between, one on top. It is strange that it is not so everywhere).