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Sometimes, on some discs, the cymbals seem to be broken, or jagged sounding. It’s not all the time, or on all cd’s. Sometimes it just happens in some spots on a song but not on other spots. What’s up with that?
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Topic - Why do cymbals in the some recordings sound broken or jagged? - One Dark Cat 22:30:45 06/29/01 (14)
- better on vinyl - Dr. Philosophy 12:48:05 07/1/01 (0)
- Only *some* recordings? I would say most recordings... - Nemo 22:40:53 06/30/01 (5)
- Try some of the Mapleshades - Steve 04:27:02 07/1/01 (1)
- Thanks, I will. What titles should I get first (jazz)? [nt] - Nemo 13:14:30 07/1/01 (0)
- I didn't mean to imply that they sounded accurate... - One Dark Cat 01:20:11 07/1/01 (2)
- Have you noticed the same thing using headphones? - Nemo 13:19:53 07/1/01 (1)
- Re: Have you noticed the same thing using headphones? - One Dark Cat 15:01:38 07/1/01 (0)
- Your speakers also have alot to do with it - Brad V 12:27:29 06/30/01 (0)
- Re: Why do cymbals in the some recordings sound broken or jagged? - Story 11:10:33 06/30/01 (0)
- As a drummer/percussionist myself... - Steven R. Rochlin 23:26:11 06/29/01 (4)
- Re: As a drummer/percussionist myself... - steven oda 23:41:29 06/29/01 (3)
- Re: As a drummer/percussionist myself... - Steven R. Rochlin 10:53:55 06/30/01 (2)
- Terry Bozio! - steven oda 21:44:34 07/1/01 (1)
- Re: Terry Bozio! - Steven R. Rochlin 19:46:39 07/2/01 (0)
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