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#21755 - 02/16/05 02:01 PM Re: Cymbal Gloves [Re: Stacie]
WolfgangLibdoe Offline


Registered: 02/15/05
Loc: TN
Well, our cymbals are old and impossibly covered in fingerprints all ready. I just don't dig the glove idea. If you were going to get them, I'd make sure they went with the uniform first and have the instructors okay it. If you were wanting them just for practice, then you shouldn't use them. They will just get you used to (possibly dependant upon) a luxury which you won't have for shows. Besides, callous is sexy.
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#21756 - 03/16/05 02:59 AM Re: Cymbal Gloves [Re: platechick]
EHSAlumni98 Offline
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Registered: 03/15/04
Loc: California USA

When I was in High School our Cymbals Players never wore gloves during performances or etc. But they had the option of purchasing regular military white gloves to used during cold rehearsal and performances.


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#21757 - 03/19/05 04:44 AM Re: Cymbal Gloves [Re: EHSAlumni98]
MadStyx Offline


Registered: 09/04/04
I'm with BismarkUMD. Go with the Zildjian gloves. Full-leather grip is pretty darn awesome. I have noticed a few rips at the seams, but I would still recommend them. They come in a thin orange box.
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#21758 - 03/20/05 08:16 PM Re: Cymbal Gloves [Re: MadStyx]
murd38z Offline


Registered: 12/06/04
Loc: Kennesaw, Georgia
We used to use weight lifting gloves from Wal-Mart, but this year we went with batting gloves to prevent sweat and oils from building up on the cymbals, and they work pretty well
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#21759 - 04/05/05 09:12 PM Re: Cymbal Gloves [Re: SnarePunknight]
GBHScymbalista Offline
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Registered: 01/13/05
Loc: gulf breeze, florida
well i personaly wear weight lifting gloves with out and seems at the knuckles its better when you do a lot of playing anda lot o visuals because you dont blister your knuckles or rub them raw

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#21760 - 09/21/05 11:14 PM Re: Cymbal Gloves [Re: GBHScymbalista]
paradawhat Offline


Registered: 09/21/05
Where i go to school we use Nike KEystone gloves and they work amanzingly well we all love them. For the cymbal flip down it is sort of a flick of the wrist it is hard to tll you without showing you though and this is with the "garfeild" grip
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#21761 - 05/10/06 04:15 AM Re: Cymbal Gloves [Re: Insomniac]
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Registered: 05/04/05
Loc: Ohio
Quote:

When i first started playing i found a good pair of leather golf gloves, but then realized that all they did was get in the way. but with the use of the glove it did help me ease into my callouses. but now i would never use a glove, besides the strap lines are something to be proud of




Word. I wear my battle wounds with pride. Only at Matrix.

But at Memphis Sound we use black gloves that can be found a Wal-mart.

Keep in mind that these are two completely different techniques.. and different instructors.
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#21762 - 05/23/06 11:17 AM Re: Cymbal Gloves [Re: 3rdbass]
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Yeah our line doesn't wear gloves. Just like someone said above, we wear gloves only when its cold, but I live in Tennessee, it rarely gets cold enough to wear gloves.

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#21763 - 05/23/06 02:03 PM Re: Cymbal Gloves [Re: ]
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Registered: 12/27/04
Loc: Miami, Fl
In Indoor, we don't wear gloves, but at Magic, we'll be wearing gloves.

Nike Keystones . . . And yes, they do indeed rock. They're mad comfortable. Although, personally, I don't condone the use of gloves for cymbals. I think "stop being a [Cat] and just tough it out."

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#21764 - 10/01/06 03:03 PM Re: Cymbal Gloves [Re: SnarePunknight]
drum_addict09 Offline


Registered: 09/10/06
Loc: Pontiac/Fairbury IL
The cymbal players in my drumline just use Nike batting gloves that we got for like 18 bucks. They are nice tight are a lot better than just bare hands if fact in kinda feels weird playing without gloves on now. And they they never get in the way of playing
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