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Sustainful splash
I use this splash in my drumset, and I like to give a groovy effect on my fillings, whether I play rock, punk, trash, metal or something else.
I bought this 10" splash after having bought the 8" K-Custom Dark Splash. I fell in love with the 8" splash, and the 10" is like the older version of the love of my life;
The sound is excellent, although lower pitch than 8" (of course); it's smooth, it has a fast attack and a semi-long sustain. Compared to the 8", the sustain feels longer, and has crash-like properties. "Not as tight."
I like the 8" better, but the 10" still has it's role in my set. E.g. if you order a steak (8"), you want to have something else on the dish too (10"), not just the steak.
The 10" and the 8" have the same type of tone - it's like a certain interval lies between them, which is exactly what I wanted from splashes of the same series.
The 10" Dark splash is very smooth and sweet. If the transition from 10" -> 12" Dark Splash is similar to 8" -> 10" was, I'll leave the 12" one be.
I bought this 10" splash after having bought the 8" K-Custom Dark Splash. I fell in love with the 8" splash, and the 10" is like the older version of the love of my life;
The sound is excellent, although lower pitch than 8" (of course); it's smooth, it has a fast attack and a semi-long sustain. Compared to the 8", the sustain feels longer, and has crash-like properties. "Not as tight."
I like the 8" better, but the 10" still has it's role in my set. E.g. if you order a steak (8"), you want to have something else on the dish too (10"), not just the steak.
The 10" and the 8" have the same type of tone - it's like a certain interval lies between them, which is exactly what I wanted from splashes of the same series.
The 10" Dark splash is very smooth and sweet. If the transition from 10" -> 12" Dark Splash is similar to 8" -> 10" was, I'll leave the 12" one be.
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