I know things like this have likely been covered before, however I thought I'd stick my neck out and see if anyone has any input.
I've got two cracked crash cymbals, a Sabian 16" AAX Stage crash and an HHX 17" Studio Crash. Both have cracks about an inch or less long at the edges. I was wondering if I cut them both down to uniform size whether they might make a good pair of 15ish" hats. I'm aware that this will effect the profile of the cymbals and the sound, but if I were to hammer them outwards and around the edges, would that help to create a set of heavy, large, trashy sounding hi-hats? I know from playing heavier hi hat cymbals that they're often still quite thick at the edges anyway…
…or would it be an utter waste of time and effort?
I've got two cracked crash cymbals, a Sabian 16" AAX Stage crash and an HHX 17" Studio Crash. Both have cracks about an inch or less long at the edges. I was wondering if I cut them both down to uniform size whether they might make a good pair of 15ish" hats. I'm aware that this will effect the profile of the cymbals and the sound, but if I were to hammer them outwards and around the edges, would that help to create a set of heavy, large, trashy sounding hi-hats? I know from playing heavier hi hat cymbals that they're often still quite thick at the edges anyway…
…or would it be an utter waste of time and effort?
Cutting down crashes into hats
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