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did one of you guys ever try this?
http://www.stdrums.de/tips/pinstripe/pinstripe.htm
If so, tell me how it worked out for you?
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Did you ever try this?
Posted on 11 years ago
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Ummmm....... I just bought Powerstrokes to start with.
BUT HOWEVER! This looks like the perfect way to make headliners. A bit like O-Rings, but cover the hole head to make that wet 70's sound. Take an old worn Pinny, do that operation then lay the cut-out over you snare or Toms. I've used this in the Studio in the past, I recall think Bermuda talking about it on here around a month ago.
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60's Ludwig Downbeat Silver Spark
70's Ludwig Super Classic White Marine
60's Gretsch RB Champaigne Spark
70's Rogers Big R Black
90's Sonor Hilite (Red maple)
00's DW Collectors Broken Glass
00's DW Jazz Series Tangerine Glass
10's DW Collectors (Acrylic) Matt Black Wrap
10's PDP Concept Wood Hoop kit (Maple)
Proud ambassador of the British Drum Company
Posted on 11 years ago
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Ok, for me they sound much better than normal Powerstroke, i can`t explain, but there is a huge difference to the sound of a Remo Powerstroke when you cut out the upperlayer of a Pinstripe!
Deep with huge attack and a nice(not to long) sustain. Great:-)
Posted on 11 years ago
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