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Author Topic: Rogers XP8 Brearing Edge Repairs?  (Read 217 times)
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« on: February 18, 2007, 03:31 PM »

I have 6 toms from a Rogers XP8 set that I'm working on tirelessly to improve the sound.  Even though I've tried 4 different kinds of heads, I can't seem to get rid of the series of goofy/undesirable overtones on some of the drums - they just sound sloppy and not tight at all. Undecided  I checked the bearing edges on a flat surface and each of the shells has some degree of variation - some are gradual changes, other spots appear to be isolated humps 3-4" in length (these height variations are nearing but still less than 1/16" in the worst spots).  My question is: Would these bearing edge variations be a likely cause of the undesirable tone of these toms?  Before I have the edges recut, should I just send myself back to Drum-Tuning School? Huh  Thanks for any thoughts! Smiley
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