Cymbal system
AssigneeRoland Meinl Musikinstrumente GmbH & Co. KG
InventorOtto Kaufmann
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Abstract
In a cymbal system (1, 1″, 8, 15) comprising at least one cymbal (1), successive elevations (6) and indentations (7) are formed on the curved cymbal (1) in the circumferential direction. The elevations (6) and indentations (7) extending in the circumferential direction are disposed at a distance R2 from the outer edge (3) of the main body (1′). This waviness allows the compressed air to escape when the upper and lower cymbal are struck together when they are played. A retarding air cushion does not form and a clear, hard sound is generated.
Claims9
A cymbal system (1, 1″, 8, 15) comprising at least one cymbal (1) having a curved main body (1′) and a central bore (4) for disposition on a vertical stand, wherein successive elevations (6) and/or indentations (7) are formed on the curved main body (1′) in the direction of a circumference thereof, wherein the elevations (6) and indentations (7) that extend in the circumferential direction are disposed at a distance (R2) from the outer edge (3) of the main body (1′);
- wherein the cymbal system comprises two cymbals (1, 16) of different diameters D4, D5, wherein the elevations (6) and indentations (7) are formed on the cymbal (1) with the larger diameter (D4) and extend radially from the central bore (4) to the region of an outer edge (18) of the cymbal (16) with the smaller diameter (D5), and wherein the two cymbals (1, 16) are both curved upwardly convex.
A cymbal system (1, 1″, 8, 15) comprising a first cymbal (1) having a curved main body (1′) and a central bore (4) for disposition on a vertical stand, wherein successive elevations (6) and/or indentations (7) are formed on the curved main body (1′) in the direction of a circumference thereof, wherein the elevations (6) and indentations (7) that extend in the circumferential direction are disposed at a distance (R2) from the outer edge (3) of the main body (1′);
- wherein a second (9) located above the first cymbal has elevations (12) and indentations (13) in an edge region (11) thereof, spacing of said elevations (12) and indentations (13) being different from spacing of the elevations (6) and indentations (7) in the central region of the main body (1′) of the first cymbal (1).
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