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    cymbal strike pads

    Anybody using either hart or pintech cymbal strike pads on metal cymbals. If so what are they made out of, the same material as say a sp, vic firth, or vater cymbal mutes? I need a quiet realistic solution to quiet my ride
    Last edited by hemiboy; 01-08-15, 10:32 PM.
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      I discuss the strike pads of both companies in my, you guessed it, dD Mag article in the Feb 2011 issue:

      http://issuu.com/digitaldrummer/docs/digitaldrummerfebruary2011


      I'd also read the May 2011 issue on crashes:

      http://issuu.com/digitaldrummer/docs/digitaldrummer_may2011issuu


      While I talk about the cymbals, I also put them in the context of how the play with strike pads.

      https://www.digitaldrummermag.com

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          couldnt find a hart even though I looked extensively, so I bought a pintech

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