However, the station was only a rimshot into major nearby cities.

For the term's use in radio and television broadcasting, see Rimshot (broadcasting).

This produces a less powerful, but more precise and accurate rimshot than its marching cousin.

As a result, the station's main transmitter only provides "rimshot" coverage of Louisville itself despite its power and height.

The first, most common type of rimshot is the normal rimshot.

Although Casa 106.7 was broadcasting on a rimshot frequency, it has created a loyal following throughout their 5-year run.

The band released a self titled album on Rimshot Records the following year.

They're funny, but in rimshot tradition, their lines are meant to call attention to, well, their lines.

It also provides rimshot coverage of Savannah.

You can choose between click, woodblock, hi-hat, or rimshot sounds for the metronome.

According to their website, the station generally focuses on the nearby Montreal market, as a "rimshot" station.

Drummer Gene Krupa is credited with having invented the rimshot.

Australian band Bodyjar covered the song on their 1996 album, "Rimshot".

The classic stand-up punch line sound is a sting (erroneously called a rimshot) on drums.

A rimshot is the sound produced by hitting the rim and the head of a drum simultaneously, with a drum stick.

The station also targets Minot, North Dakota, with a rimshot signal.

A sting, often referred to as a rimshot, is a short sequence played by a drummer to punctuate a joke, especially an obvious one.

Now that deserves a rimshot.

Shadow made a rimshot noise.

It is also interspersed at various moments of the show as a "rimshot" or just thrown in by Curry as an ironic sting.

The station serves the Pipestone and Worthington areas, with rimshot coverage in the Marshall area.

Stings may take the form of a short roll followed by crash cymbal and kick drum, a flam, or a rimshot.

This provided city-grade coverage to Johnstown and "rimshot" coverage to Pittsburgh.

Rimshot (broadcasting)