Cymbal being struck - wow!
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nice vid post, just goes to show what a hi fi is up against huh, trying to reproduce that and say a piano, snare drum ,kick drum , double bass and horn section, its amazing they work at all, i wont even attempt to go into what the ear has to go through to decipher it all,
amazing!!
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Oddly enough, cymbal manufacturers can create wonderful tones & timbres with different alloys and texturing, I recall the Zildjian 'K' range being capable of some seriously dark, almost soft sounds. Never heard such sophistication or texture from a metal dome tweeter though!