Grandsire Minor at St Olave, York

[@TheMickhowes]

That treble is ghastly 😮

[@harrybellringer]

The clunkiest is one of the things I like about these - makes them very satisfying to strike well, and it’s not particularly difficult to do so!

[@dylanwhite8542]

Can you ring at Stafford st Mary's church please

[@DylanSmith_15]

I called a quarter here, I thought they were quite characterful.

[@northumbriman2076]

These bells have been tuned too thin, which gives them their distinct tone (or lack thereof).

[@Ringer_Fran]

I don’t mind these - they’re a bit ghastly sound-wise but have some character 😀

[@simonbellringer]

They're not that ghastly - they're just not a prime Taylor ring, which sticks out in this City! Tenor is a touch flat, and the treble isn't a particularly good bell, but they work OK as a six. They have colour, granted!

[@Ringer_Fran]

@@simonbellringer I think it’s more so the fact that there are so many excellent rings in York that make them seem worse than they are!

[@wereswdfgrdesd]

treble sounds odd they are old bells

[@harrymcandrew1447]

Robert Dalton bells cast 1789 according to doves guide

[@Steven_Rowe]

Well they certainly aren't Simpson tuned bells, they do have character and in ,anyway ways they make you appreciate even more the sound of harmonically tuned bells