Still, I think you'd better check that bearing edge with an electron microscope.
Just kidding. Glad you solved it, going through heads like that would be annoying.
Mitch
Still, I think you'd better check that bearing edge with an electron microscope.
Just kidding. Glad you solved it, going through heads like that would be annoying.
Mitch
Rock, Scissors, Paper
30+ years playing the drums I have yet to break a head.
I don't think I have ever seen a head break from playing.
I can count on one hand the number of drumsticks I have broken in all this time.
Falling Do
I may have solved the problem. After mentioning I sometimes cheat to about 2 O'clock when hitting my snare head it occurred to me that the muffler happens to be located in that position. I tool a look at the broken heads and sure enough they both seem to have broken at that spot.Looking at the Royal Ace muffler, it is a small twin job and one of the felts is worn off, exposing the metal beneath. I think what may have happened is that, although I didn't have the muffle engaged, it was very close to the head and the felt-less muffler tore the head when I hit just above it.I made sure the muffler was fully disengaged today and played without incident for several hours.
Wow!!! That's a trip. Jump For Joy
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