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Revision as of 11:22, 14 September 2025
Series - Sizes
Description
Byzance Traditional
- Expressively dark crashes with thin edges but thicker unlathed bells. Projecting quickly in an explosive blast, and then immediately coming down to a quiet roar and short sustain. The bell offers another sonic voice with penetrating attack and volume when played alone.1
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