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HC-2 Hand Clapper At a Glance |
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 Released: Dec 1983
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| Derrick Clevenger writes: |
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The Boss HC-2 hand clapper is a really cheap way to get a clap in your setup. It has a trigger in as well as a striking pad. There are three knobs: Sensitivity, controls the velocity response to the pad and the trigger input; Dry, "controls tone color". It tunes the clap; Hall, controls how much reverb you hear. I prefer claps and snaps to straight-away snares, so I bought this thing to use as a clap with my favorite drum machine, the TR-606 which, sadly, has no clap. But it has trigger out, and the HC-2 has trigger in. Voila! It saved the day. I'm sure acoustic drummers could use this too. It's a simple unit. If you need claps, it's there.
Comments About the Sounds: A great clap! Very bright, clean, and crispy. |
and Bill for the pic
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