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Something in between
I owned old LP and Meinl Cha cha bells and I think it is in between of them.
If LP is dry, bright and Meinl is wet, dark in the sound, Sonor is just in the middle.
It is balanced and I do not need to stick any damper on it, the overtone is just fit and the volume is not so high. Material on it is sturdy, with brushed linier finish. An all-rounded and reliable instrument.
If LP is dry, bright and Meinl is wet, dark in the sound, Sonor is just in the middle.
It is balanced and I do not need to stick any damper on it, the overtone is just fit and the volume is not so high. Material on it is sturdy, with brushed linier finish. An all-rounded and reliable instrument.
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L
Great cowbell, would recommend
The sound is good and loud and the tightening mechanism is really well-made. It stays in position on the cowbell holder. The finish seems of high quality and the color is nice in my opinion. I use it while on the cowbell holder as well as on a snare drum, as the size is perfect - not too big and not too small!
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Fm
Bright but warm
Pairs nicely with a larger mambo cowbell. This breaks through clearly, but still has a warm sound.
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