Hi everyone,
I just picked up a pair of wire retractable brushes which I've been playing with on my electronic kit (I think it's annoy the neighbours less than the constant thucking of sticks on rubber).
However I've noticed that the edge of my rubber cymbols / hit hat gets a little white when I hit the edge with the sticks. It doesn't look like any real damage, and the white colour goes away if I rub it with my finger, however I was starting to wonder if I'm causing microscoping little cuts that will later rip open if I beat them with my regular sticks?
Am I paranoid or should I stop using wire brushes?
Anyone have any thoughts or experience on the use of brushes on an electronic kit?
I saw on the Roland sight that TD-12s are 'brush compatible' so they must have somehow had the intention that someone may use brushes on their systems?
Thanks!
I just picked up a pair of wire retractable brushes which I've been playing with on my electronic kit (I think it's annoy the neighbours less than the constant thucking of sticks on rubber).
However I've noticed that the edge of my rubber cymbols / hit hat gets a little white when I hit the edge with the sticks. It doesn't look like any real damage, and the white colour goes away if I rub it with my finger, however I was starting to wonder if I'm causing microscoping little cuts that will later rip open if I beat them with my regular sticks?
Am I paranoid or should I stop using wire brushes?
Anyone have any thoughts or experience on the use of brushes on an electronic kit?
I saw on the Roland sight that TD-12s are 'brush compatible' so they must have somehow had the intention that someone may use brushes on their systems?
Thanks!
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