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- The original sentence is unclear. Here is a suggested edit/rewording to allow for clarity: “Lowboys were a type of cymbal setup used in early drum kits, especially the 1920s. They consisted of a pair of cymbals mounted on a stand, similar to a hi-hat stand. The lowboy setup allowed drummers to incorporate subtle cymbal accents into their performances. However, as the lowboy stand was close to the ground, sticks and brushes could not be used. Instead, an additional set of cymbals such as Gladstone cymbals could be used to add stick work.” (en)
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