The University Church of St Mary the Great, Cambridge

[@irkibby]

@simonbellringer Theyre a magnificent set of bells. As soon as I heard the trebles I was captivated.

[@timmeh1507]

@simonbellringer Hmm it's a lot less noticeable here than at New York but I don't really see the need. However I like these bells more and more every time I listen and would love to come and ring here,

[@timmeh1507]

@irkibby I'm not sure how else to describe it, it's like it produces a split note (I'm told it's to make it stand out) but the effect isn't pleasing to my ears but I do think the rest are pretty damn good!

[@irkibby]

@timmeh1507 How do you mean squeal?

[@MGRinger02]

What were the old bells like? Weight / Note etc.

[@RingerJake]

27cwt in C# I believe.

[@MGRinger02]

@@RingerJake It was! 27-0-10 in C#- (544.5Hz). It turns out the 3rd, 4th, 5th, 8th & Tenor from the previous twelve are still in the tower & are used as the clock chime.

[@jasonburnet9181]

Max Ganesh The old bells were dreadful

[@simonbellringer]

@timmeh1507 Must say I quite like the treble, I suppose, like this split note thing, it is a split opinion thing.

[@timmeh1507]

@simonbellringer We don't want New York bells over here! And certainly don't want Liverpool bells going over there! Your dislike of them is rather bemusing!

[@irkibby]

@ItsAlexOmg that's an odd reaction

[@irkibby]

@pretorium
Some southerner.

[@AshleyMonck]

Stedman Cinques

[@Odarka_lu]

Seems to me like sounds from Fat Old Sun and High Hopes by Pink Floyd

[@pretorium]

All right then.....who is the pot-grabber that couldn't set the tenor? Name & shame please..LOL

[@fredmills368]

Maybe they just wanted to hear the taylors ho ho ho