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Aquarian Cymbal Spring  

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Aquarian

More protection for your cymbals.

Especially if you like to play with your cymbal clamped down, this spring allows the cymbal to move, avoiding unnecessary torque and damage. Slip over the threaded portion of your cymbal stand tilter top and tighten in place with a pressure screw.


You spent forever finding just the right cymbal with the sweetest sound, now try to avoid thrashing it. Protect your investment. Put it in the cart.

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9 years and not a single cymbal broken or spring damaged

| Review By: Oscar Almada | 3 months, 3 weeks ago

1 people out of 1 found this review helpful

Features:

The spring can really take the punishment of metal music. and the rubber doesn't look at all damaged.

Quality:

They don't even look 9 years old, because I bought extras in case I damaged one or two, and I still have them in their package.I´ve Own both cymbal springs for a little over 9 years ALL my cymbals  have them( even the splashes and Zilbel) I have a big set up (5- 18"  crashes, 2-18" chinas, 2-12" chinas, 2-20" rides and 2-splashes 9" y  11") and I haven´t damaged a single cymbal, I used to break my crashes a  lot. I also have not noticed any damage to the thread of my cymbal  posts. On the smaller cymbals(splashes and 12" chinas) I ´ve used the  cymbal springs upsidedown and they've worked fine.

Value:

This is a really practical and economic way to protect cymbals, and after 9 years I've gotten  a lot more out of them than ever expected. After all this time there´s no way to know how many cymbals I would have broken without my springs but before them I broke quite a few.

Overall:

As you've all mentioned the cymbal spring allows the cymbal to move and this absorbs the impact, it lets the cymbal vibrate naturally and protects the center, I've recommended them to everyone I know for 9 years. they are a great protection for your investment.

Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
Yes
Musical Experience:
live performer for 20 years
Style of music you play:
metal
Where you live:
Mexico.

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YES SIR

| Review By: Derek Carnes | 9 months, 2 weeks ago

0 people out of 0 found this review helpful

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My buddie had one of these for his Wuhan China. Well I play Dream Cymbals and use a Zildjian Oriental China (Expensive) so I really didn't want to break it anytime soon. The Dream Cymbals are very long lasting cymbals even though I play MetalCore so to add these springs to them? I'm expecting these cymbals to last forever:) But I also put one on my china and boy is it awesome:) And I only bought the mediums ( honestly because I hate the color red ) and there is no difference:)

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Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
No
Musical Experience:
Touring Band
Style of music you play:
Metalcore
Where you live:
Georgia, US

Did you find this review helpful? yes no1092651

Great!.....if you're not a hard hitter...

| Review By: Lucster | 1 year, 5 months ago

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I was having some difficulties with my chinas (multiples? no...I just break a lot of them), and so decided to try these on as people keep saying they extend the life of your cymbals. That is probably true for most! Unless you're a hard hitter like me. Unfortunately, as I hit the cymbal for the first hit, the spring would compress to soften my blow, however, as the spring released itself and brought the cymbal back up, my second hit did more damage then what what saved from the first hit. If you hit with a fair amount of force, I'm sure this situation will not occur.
Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
No
Musical Experience:
Play in a Band
Style of music you play:
Metal, Punk, Jazz, Mainstream pop
Where you live:
unspecified

Did you find this review helpful? yes no1051950

They work as advertised

| Review By: djcalki | 1 year, 8 months ago

0 people out of 0 found this review helpful

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I have used them for quite sometime now.  They work better when the cymbal is turned upside down spinning your boom stands so the cymbal lays flat.  The spring stops the cymbal movement better,  I like them and will continue to use them.
Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
No
Musical Experience:
Active Musician
Style of music you play:
Rock, Southern Rock
Where you live:
Wisconsin

Did you find this review helpful? yes no1013823

China helper

| Review By: Sean-ec4G2 | 2 years, 2 months ago

1 people out of 1 found this review helpful

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I use regular felts and I use rubber washers on some of my crashes. I use the cymbal spring on my 14" Chinas. I have a Wuhan and a K mini China and they both sound great and snap back when hit using this spring. I agree with some of the others that the set screw kind of sucks because it can eat into your threads on your cymbal posts of your cymbal holders. Personally I would never mount a ride or a crash on these. I think they are best suited for chinas. The way a normal crash or ride wobbles and moves is not really what this does. This thing kind of flops back and forth. That motion is okay for a china since they do not move and vibrate the same way as a traditional cymbal. If you are breaking crashes film yourself or practice in front of a mirror and see what you are doing wrong. Drummers generally don't break cymbals all the time unless they are bashing without proper technique or none at all.
Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
No
Musical Experience:
active musician
Style of music you play:
all styles
Where you live:
Jacksonville, FL

Did you find this review helpful? yes no956983

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