Tribe.net. Local Connections danherrick http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/0eae8e6c-6160-4a85-a22b-a01b75ac7fd4 2007-12-01T05:20:16Z 2007-12-01T05:20:16Z

<div>Greetings, <br/>I've been using these beauties for about a year and half. After a blistering set a couple of weeks ago, I cracked one. I went to the local drum shop to order a new pair and was told that they don't make "anti lock" anymore. <br/> <br/>I need another pair, and I have no idea what to do next. <br/>Any suggestions? <br/> <br/>cymbal dan</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 0 replies </div>

danherrick 2007-12-01T05:20:16Z Michael http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/d98b6a71-9eba-407e-8113-54a1e80909c1 2007-09-24T18:07:31Z 2007-09-24T18:07:31Z

<div>Ah, The boys. <br/> <br/>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSeg9S9j7s8</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 0 replies </div>

Michael 2007-09-24T18:07:31Z orangeboxman http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/e05467a2-ee62-4db2-8fd8-b2c1f89ea173 2006-07-13T06:39:51Z 2006-07-13T06:39:51Z

<div>A few times in college i experimented with using 2 different cymbals and letting them decay facing each other. Usually the result was dull, but in 2 cases I got a decay into a weird bifurcation with a very low hum and a hiss and almost nothing in-between. <br/> <br/>Has anyone else experienced this? Is there any way to enhance this effect?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 0 replies </div>

orangeboxman 2006-07-13T06:39:51Z evilexbluedevil7 http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/05738262-2f61-4c6d-b120-2c7b6b2ad121 2006-06-14T23:00:00Z 2006-03-20T14:10:01Z

<div>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PS206nBkqBk&amp;search=DCI%20Cymbals <br/> <br/> <br/>Enjoy</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 2 replies </div>

evilexbluedevil7 2006-03-20T14:10:01Z evilexbluedevil7 http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/ca412aa8-acdb-498c-b715-f050adedf6f4 2006-03-22T09:56:27Z 2006-01-30T21:01:35Z

<div>http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6530842144064396612 <br/> <br/>watch the video and drool!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 1 reply </div>

evilexbluedevil7 2006-01-30T21:01:35Z drumfest http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/a82d6ea1-e1aa-4f14-8ce3-fa338aa0f8e1 2005-12-26T08:00:23Z 2005-12-08T03:43:08Z

<div>I have a 60 cm Balinese nipple gong and it has a crack on the outside wall that is about 3" long. How can I repair it? Will drilling a small hole stop the crack? or is there something else that I can do?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 5 replies </div>

drumfest 2005-12-08T03:43:08Z Duco http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/dd6bed26-b95a-422e-9186-b31009d94e53 2005-10-30T18:59:33Z 2005-10-30T18:59:33Z

<div>Just wondering, those small handbells for handchoir, they don't seem to be cast like the larger ones. <br/>Are they turned perhaps?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 0 replies </div>

Duco 2005-10-30T18:59:33Z evilexbluedevil7 http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/667dfa67-ac48-4ff0-be56-d12a64805d8c 2005-10-27T00:05:23Z 2005-08-19T16:11:03Z

<div>1 cymbal line in the top 12 (SCV). Scouts &amp; Spirit, no cymbal line. <br/> <br/>Question --- Are we witnessing the extinction of marching cymbal lines in junior drum &amp; bugle corps? Will this trend reverse? Is it cyclical? Will senior/all-ages drum &amp; bugle corps follow suit (as they tend to over time)? <br/> <br/>What a bummer....</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 13 replies </div>

evilexbluedevil7 2005-08-19T16:11:03Z Michael http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/0891ca53-4ccd-4abb-b36d-1c32db61f3e3 2005-10-26T00:07:18Z 2005-10-26T00:07:18Z

<div>I need a couple of pairs of china's - 18 and 20". Yes pairs. they are for marching purposes. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 0 replies </div>

Michael 2005-10-26T00:07:18Z evilexbluedevil7 http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/c4f583cf-a320-4881-a672-affe91297c86 2005-08-19T16:06:57Z 2005-08-19T16:06:57Z

<div>Vanguard A, Crossmen and Vanguard Cadets! WooT Cymbal lines!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 0 replies </div>

evilexbluedevil7 2005-08-19T16:06:57Z Michael http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/712381e8-4157-4d6a-9e90-7a6e731132ea 2005-08-15T13:55:21Z 2005-08-14T21:08:22Z

<div>I need cymbals. Matched marching cymbals for an ensemble I am putting together. Their sizes should range between 18 and 24 inches in diameter. I need them to have a light crisp attack and a nice set of undertones. I need the groves to be over exagerated just a tad so that scratches and swishes will not be a problem. If I can not get these made than I am in the market for used cymbals, whether they are from marching bands or drum corps makes no difference to me. <br/> <br/>Calvine, they are for the Anaheim Kingsmen Alumni corps. Any help you could be in this would be most appreciated.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 1 reply </div>

Michael 2005-08-14T21:08:22Z evilexbluedevil7 http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/834464d3-d259-41e4-94d0-1fe7ec67a6d6 2005-08-03T15:16:36Z 2005-08-03T15:16:36Z

<div>Hey folks. You may have noticed that we had three cymbal players for the majority of the weekend. Well, over the weekend we had a cymbal spot open up, when a member decided that drum corps just wasn't for her. <br/> <br/>The timing of this is obviously not great for the corps, but I would like to try to fill her spot immediately. If anyone knows someone who would like to jump in now (i.e. this weekend), please let me know. I don't think it is realistic for anyone to be "in" for the North Carolina field show (maybe LMS though), but we want them in the mix as soon as humanly possible. <br/> <br/>If not, we go three cyms, no big deal. <br/> <br/> <br/>Thanks, <br/> <br/>Please email: <br/> <br/>Lee <br/>drumlaw80@aol.com </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 0 replies </div>

evilexbluedevil7 2005-08-03T15:16:36Z Michael http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/45b7979f-bb01-47ca-ab48-c811ec8bc8e6 2005-07-16T23:40:27Z 2005-07-09T21:24:45Z

<div>Credit for the photo of the Evil seven goes to Wendy Tran....</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 2 replies </div>

Michael 2005-07-09T21:24:45Z evilexbluedevil7 http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/aec10f61-22fe-464e-b17a-f4548b646336 2005-07-08T18:54:43Z 2005-06-09T14:56:51Z

<div>Hey, Anyone seen the A man? I sent him an email eariler this week and nothing. nada, zip, zilch. Wana make sure he hasn't been kidnaped and is surfing Area 51...</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 4 replies </div>

evilexbluedevil7 2005-06-09T14:56:51Z Michael http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/caeeabcc-0ff4-486f-aee1-5198beb9e155 2005-06-05T22:40:46Z 2005-06-05T22:40:46Z

<div>Okay, here's the deal. In drum corps cymbals were my first love, so I have been away from the activity for a long time and the dirction cymbal lines have been going in, while it is fine and dandy is griding to a slow thud. IMHO. There is a corps starting up in my area that I was once associated with that I am planning to offer my free serivces to so that they may set a bar for cymbal lines of the future... <br/> <br/>WTF is this guy talking about? <br/> <br/>I am in the market for cymbals of all kinds. I want to get together with you and design some special one's as well, my son lives in Eugene so it'll give me an excuse for a visit. I would really like to design something that has the ability to cover a wide range of dynamics and "emotions/colors". this is not something that will be happening in the next week or so, so we have some time. <br/> <br/>Get back to me.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 0 replies </div>

Michael 2005-06-05T22:40:46Z evilexbluedevil7 http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/4d053f4a-2723-49a9-9068-a1ed60d76092 2005-05-25T20:53:36Z 2005-04-22T21:25:25Z

<div>Spen my man! How's the fire pit coming along? We need updates brah!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 4 replies </div>

evilexbluedevil7 2005-04-22T21:25:25Z http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/ac9f6d09-7f61-449b-a658-3e3f60ae39dd 2005-04-03T03:43:43Z 2005-04-02T02:04:18Z

<div>after having much difficulty finding information on cymbal making i am glad to discover this group. i have just begun an interest in cymbal making and was looking for guidance from those who are willing to share their knowledge. i don't have too many resources so i am looking for basic information such as: <br/> what tools are necessary for creating cymbals? <br/>what supplies are needed? <br/>where can i find these things? <br/>other websites or books regarding cymbal making? <br/>etc... <br/>i appreciate any help given and really dig the group. here's a website of a cymbal maker i came across by while looking: <br/>http://hubgong.dse.nl/ <br/> <br/>thanks, <br/>sean</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 3 replies </div>

2005-04-02T02:04:18Z imajinnation http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/9fb3c4d5-50d7-4085-9c6f-647c3d6b0877 2005-03-26T20:56:34Z 2005-03-26T20:31:59Z

<div>are we going to DO something?? <br/>I've got three designs for fine art 'percussive' instruments that require welding and hand-hammering. <br/>Let me know when we can start. <br/> <br/>Ciao</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 1 reply </div>

imajinnation 2005-03-26T20:31:59Z http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/7367a147-105b-4b66-9d98-4bc348452556 2005-03-23T18:27:03Z 2005-03-13T01:45:17Z

<div>I want to make cymbals too. Yay.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 3 replies </div>

2005-03-13T01:45:17Z aspenwalker http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/51ab702c-1fde-42e8-afcd-2836b9b3f7aa 2005-03-23T08:19:13Z 2005-03-08T14:56:34Z

<div> My work shop is gone .......and it will be about a month before its back .in working order.. <br/>the smelter Idea is still running through my mind and I've got the basic plans to make it happen but time and money are tight ,,I am also moving into a new house witch is great only $100.00 a month so that should take care of the money thing . but cute into my time as it happens I am guessing by the end of this month things should be taking off at a really good pace ...and I must say I can't wait......</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 8 replies </div>

aspenwalker 2005-03-08T14:56:34Z evilexbluedevil7 http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/10cd0e2e-e5ed-4491-b993-8ad95228bbdd 2005-03-22T21:03:22Z 2005-03-22T20:10:34Z

<div>http://www.pas.org/Museum/tour/0899.cfm <br/> <br/>Old school button gongs.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 1 reply </div>

evilexbluedevil7 2005-03-22T20:10:34Z AndyMan Swerving http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/658c3887-3e78-442e-867a-7066837647f9 2005-03-20T23:34:56Z 2005-03-20T21:13:05Z

<div>if anybody has any crappy old cymbals (cracks and worn out post holes are fine) i would love to have them for some art projects. i would be happy to come pick them up (Portland area). so while this isn't exactly about making cymbals it is about making cymbals into other things.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 1 reply </div>

AndyMan Swerving 2005-03-20T21:13:05Z Michael http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/51104904-0dff-4a47-96cf-b7bbca630893 2005-03-18T09:05:04Z 2005-03-16T02:51:20Z

<div>There is a percussion group from Japan called, Kodo. They play these amazing little cymbals. I want to make some of those so if anyone has any info on their design, please let me know.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 2 replies </div>

Michael 2005-03-16T02:51:20Z aspenwalker http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/b672bffa-3299-4578-8c87-10e540f68559 2005-03-15T01:04:18Z 2005-03-15T00:40:39Z

<div>http://www.dwdrums.com/kitbuilder/ <br/> <br/> check this drum building link out......</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 2 replies </div>

aspenwalker 2005-03-15T00:40:39Z http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/77d9fd73-b928-4b7a-a4f7-9719504567b1 2005-03-11T04:44:44Z 2005-03-11T04:41:18Z

<div>dammit aspen! bring some focking cymbals by my stoodio soon so we can take alien UFO pictures of them! and what the hell is your focking phone number? I can't figure out how to get ahold of you any more.. <br/> <br/>Puff Pasty</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 1 reply </div>

2005-03-11T04:41:18Z evilexbluedevil7 http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/e0282c3b-5a00-48cc-b92e-d51e3df83f65 2005-02-20T14:48:02Z 2005-02-18T18:50:11Z

<div>I know it's not 100% relevant but since we're talking about making cymbals, I wanted to put up a pic of some of the best damn cymbal players I know <br/> <br/>I heart evil cym line! <br/> <br/>Aspen, feel free to delete it if you want...</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 3 replies </div>

evilexbluedevil7 2005-02-18T18:50:11Z Mojave66 http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/2f1d9b2d-5dfc-440c-a97a-f309eff9f09e 2005-02-19T15:00:13Z 2005-02-10T19:28:37Z

<div> <br/>I'll just pop in and drop my favorite link here: <br/> <br/>http://metalworking.com/ <br/> <br/>But also wanted to bounce around the idea of different materials for cymbals. Brass is of course the most common, but how about aluminum? Aspens sheet steel? Copper? Anyone try it with titanium? Some exotic alloy? <br/> <br/>I'd like to make a tiny one out of silver, using PMC clay someday to see how it sounds. I'd also like to experiment with thicknesses and shape. This could be interesting. <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 7 replies </div>

Mojave66 2005-02-10T19:28:37Z evilexbluedevil7 http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/cc9dbb71-165f-428f-bfc1-0d2d0041b5d6 2005-02-14T20:51:16Z 2005-02-14T16:46:53Z

<div>Hmmm I wonder how well an iron cymbal or two would work out. Aspen, any thoughts?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 2 replies </div>

evilexbluedevil7 2005-02-14T16:46:53Z aspenwalker http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/f01c1e09-f6ba-4476-b6cf-66219abe7c9d 2005-02-12T01:47:33Z 2005-01-23T02:36:56Z

<div> its a steel sheet metal cymbal hand pounded to a bloody polp <br/>now alls i have to do is shine it up and see how it sounds <br/> man I must admit hamering is alot of work but dam totaly fun and a good release..... <br/> </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 14 replies </div>

aspenwalker 2005-01-23T02:36:56Z aspenwalker http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/ee67b341-accb-479e-ba1c-7152a17ce5d7 2005-02-10T16:15:48Z 2005-02-05T10:38:18Z

<div> thats what i'm making now .....I'm about half way there.... <br/> i really cant wait ..this ones cool.........</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 3 replies </div>

aspenwalker 2005-02-05T10:38:18Z aspenwalker http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/fc9f154f-0578-4b1c-b189-1f1c77de0031 2005-02-02T14:42:40Z 2005-01-29T14:38:13Z

<div> THINGS Ive LEARNED...................break all rules....all things make sound ...........so play the world .............the sound of all is what makes the song of life..................... <br/> <br/> <br/> </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 1 reply </div>

aspenwalker 2005-01-29T14:38:13Z aspenwalker http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net/thread/3e748f2f-2f8a-4471-bbbb-18d983dc3c9f 2005-02-01T17:43:43Z 2005-01-31T03:59:02Z

<div> i got a request to make a flat gong ....hummm that sounds cool so that will be my next goal.......... <br/> this time you'll see the full photo process <br/>The first thing i did is heat treated the matel over a open firer . <br/> the metal was heated red hot and then water cooled more then ten times ...at one point i poored a full can of beer on it ... <br/> and then i let it sit out side for a day ,,with mud on it ....</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://cymbalmakers.tribe.net">cymbal makers</a> - 1 reply </div>

aspenwalker 2005-01-31T03:59:02Z