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The Miller Machine

Tibetan Finger Cymbal

Tibetan Finger Cymbal

$10.00 USD
$10.00 USD
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These Tibetan Finger Cymbals deliver a clear, pure tone that cuts through any orchestra.

They pair perfectly with a Finger Cymbal Machine, Horizontal Machine, or Horizontal Arm, making them an excellent choice for Musical Theatre pit work.

Imported from Nepal.

Not included: Finger Cymbal Machine, Handheld Beaters, Horizontal Arm, Horizontal Machine, mount, or triangle.

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Customers praised this cymbal as an "outstanding addition" with distinctive sound qualities. Shoppers noted "just enough dissonance to set it apart" while maintaining a "laser tone to cut thru." Reviews highlighted its compatibility with finger cymbal machines and excellent service.

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Rob M. (Fond du Lac, WI, US)
Clean sound

I bought this finger cymbal to go along with my new Miller Finger Cymbal Machine, and I’m very happy with it. The sound is incredibly clean when struck by the machine. It has a nice, clear ring, and the sustain is just about perfect. It’s a great combination with the machine and produces exactly the sound I was looking for.

So glad the finger cymbal is working out for you, thanks for your support Rob! Billy

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Dave Y. (Ashburn, VA, US)
Wonderful tone

Wonderful tone. Easy to mount.

Thank you Dave! Billy

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James D. (Woodland Hills, CA, US)
A great addition and perfect to have with the

A great addition and perfect to have with the finger cymbal machine

Glad to hear, thanks James! Billy

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Alan S.
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Tibetan Finger Cymbal

Outstanding cymbal addition. Just enough dissonance to set it apart, yet with enough laser tone to cut thru.

Thank you for the review Alan! Billy

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Kevin

top class service all round

Thank you Kevin! Billy

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