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Posted: **Sun Feb 27, 2005 5:22 pm**

Hello all your congueros out there i have a pair of Pearl Elite
congas... Tumba and Conga.. how would Remo skins sound on them..?? i like the sound of both nuskyn and fiber skin mondo
type 4. i have a set of 3 of Patatos L.P. congas.. with Remo
nuskyn heads and they sound great.. how would my set of Pearl congas sound with the fiber skin and nuskyn?

mucho ache!
Michaelangelo Rosario

Edited By Mundo on 1109524966

Posted: **Sun Feb 27, 2005 5:47 pm**

Mundo wrote:Hello all your congueros out there i have a pair of Pearl Elite
congas... Tumba and Conga.. how would Remo skins sound on them..?? i like the sound of both nuskyn and fiber skin mondo
type 4. i have a set of 3 of Patatos L.P. congas.. with Remo
nuskyn heads and they sound great.. how would my set of Pearl congas sound with the fiber skin and nuskyn?

mucho ache!
Michaelangelo Rosario

Hi. On my Peal Elite Tumba I have Fiberskyn and on the conga I left the Pearl original head. To me Fiberskyn rules and sounds always good in most situations. Can't go wrong with Fiberskyn. According to Remo they are the world's most widely recorded synthetic world percussion heads. What I try to do with my congas and bongos is that I like to have the fyberskyn heads too in addition to the natural skin heads.

Posted: **Mon Feb 28, 2005 7:48 pm**

They will sound great! One advantage is that you will not need the "break in" that is needed for natural heads. Discussed all over here, Remo NuSkyns are thinner heads and provide a quiet and opaque sound compared with the Fiberskyns. Fyberskins, thicker heads, have more overtones and preferred by most.

Your decision there....NuSkyn has become popular because is the "new kid" in town plus they are "tucked in" like natural heads and are easier to actually set with most brands of instruments...Wait for new "tucked", just like natural heads, for Remo Fyberskyns....this is response by Remo on problems with the Fyberskins...

Saludos!

Posted: **Tue Mar 01, 2005 1:19 am**

Has anyone tried the new "tucked" Fiberskins yet? Are they even out yet? I've seen pictures, but not the real thing.
Mango'

Posted: **Tue Mar 01, 2005 5:12 pm**

Based on my experience, first they show it at the NAMM (that is the convention of musical instruments dealers that just happened in Anaheim) and then "slowly" they start distributing...I remembered that when NuSkyns came out it took about 8 months to a year before it was everywhere... At the beginning, some dealers didn't even know they existed. (and I did check in some of the New York City stores about 6 months after the launch of NuSkyns and they did not have it at the time...)

I saw them and I am looking forward to get them....

Saludos!

Edited By Raymond on 1109697172

Posted: **Sun Mar 06, 2005 7:57 am**

I just came across this while rubbernecking along along information superhighway:

http://www.westcoastdrumcenter.com/renuwopehe.html

The "tucked" Nuskins are available here.

Obi

Posted: **Mon Mar 07, 2005 12:03 am**

Hmm, might have to try them out!!, I noticed @ West Coast drums they had some GonBops??? I thought they went out of business????????

T

Posted: **Tue Mar 08, 2005 3:28 am**

Yeh, Ive heard they out of business, however limited stock still remains floating around the world....

Unless they've been bought out by another company...

Edited By ABAKUA on 1110337677

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