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So I got my cheapo brass snare and was naturally filled with the desire to put it somewhere on my kit. Since I already have a thin drumkit timbale in "auxilliary snare position", I simply placed the snare underneath the timbale with enough real estate sticking out for an occasional whapping. This arrangement, of course, created the
sympathetic-timbale-snare
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