Zimgar/Gretsch

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I wont bore you with details but i found this interesting..I took my ZG 8 lug,cast hoops to an open jam to play along side of the hosts 90,s wood Gretsch snare drum.We left each drum on the stand for 1/2 hour while we both played each drum in a good mix of tunes.In the end i preferred the ZG,and so did the Gretsch owner,with sensitivity being the main issue...end of storyCool Dude

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Posted on 14 years ago

jonnistix

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Yes Sir Walking Violin Laughing H

Do I make myself clear....?

I mean, sometimes, we just make a difference, and it was the night for the junk to win out...!!!

So, in the course of the evening, all the different sounds shone from within. Did you both exchange and play each others drums? Is that what you are saying, that you switched out for different songs and got great results from your Zim?

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Posted on 14 years ago

wayne

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Precisely!........this zim is outstanding,in that it sounds similar to the Gretsch,just more sensitive.

Hit like you mean it!!

Posted on 14 years ago

jonnistix

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Precisely!........this zim is outstanding,in that it sounds similar to the Gretsch,just more sensitive.

Let's see this Mystery Date.

Posted on 14 years ago

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