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Yeah... my dream is to go to Bosphorus for 3 months and ask the masters there to teach me to make my own cymbals... another dream is to own a Singapore cymbal making company with the branding 'Symbal'... 8)
Wad cymbals do u guys have...
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Denosha said:
Sorry for the large, somewhat old picture. The setup here was (from left to right):
Sabian 14" HHX Groove hats
Sabian 12" B8 Splash stacked on top of a Paiste 16" 302 Crash
Sabian 16" Pro Sonix Crash
Sabian 10" AAX Splash
Sabian 16" HHX Evolution Crash
Paiste 20" Reflector Full Ride
Sabian 18" HHX Chinese
Paiste 14" 302 hats
The Splash and Crash are now no longer stacked and individually mounted. I've now also got a cheapo tambourine mounted on the right side.
Updated pic and list:
Top right to top left:
Paiste 14" 302 hats
Paiste 20" Reflector Full Ride
Sabian 18" HHX Chinese
Sabian 16" HHX Evolution Crash
Sabian 10" AAX Splash
Sabian 12" B8 Splash
AA/Meinl cowbell (dunno what model)
Sabian 16" Pro Sonix Crash
Sabian 7" Evolution Splash
Paiste 16" 302 Crash
Noname Tambourine
Sabian 14" HHX Groove hats
Frummer said:denosha,
the throne looks so small n cute/cuddly!!!haha...
Your HHX 18" chinese has GOT to be my favourite in the list....great china! followed by the hats and AAX splash!
any recordings?
Lol. It probably looks smaller because of the perspective. This was taken with a 10mm (16mm in 35-mm equiv terms) lens.
The HHX chinese is friggin loud. Cuts through anything and everything. :twisted:
I've got recordings of my jam sessions with my bro on guitar but sound quality isn't great (i've only got 2 SM57s, 1 SM94 and 1 Beta 52A micing my kit) . Playing quality also isn't great. Hur hur.
joshie said:
Yep. The Paiste hats and crashes (still have an older ride/crash that I don't even mount anymore) were the ones that came with my drum kit when i first bought it ages ago. The 20" ride I didn't have much choice since the Sabian rides available (in SG) at the time when I was in the market for a new ride weren't that great.
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Haha... in principle I don't sell my cymbals as most of the cymbals are no more in production or not available locally... but what are you looking for?
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shred5 said:
Hey Shred5... check this out... you may consider to do this for the 16" china. I will call this a rattling china. This is my 14" china using screws with two nuts securing each screw at the bottom. This is a solution for those who have a china that sounds clangy and mind you this rattling china sound even better than a thrashing china.
Let me know when you are jamming or giging, if I can, I will bring this innovation for you to try since you like alot of noise at the side!!! 8)
Hey guys,
I'm selling off my old Zildjians (see thread in the selling drum gear section "WTS: Vintage Zildjian crashes") and I was wondering if anyone would be interested in them.
According to my knowledge of the history of these particular cymbals, as well as going online and doing some research on dating Zildjian cymbals, I've placed them to be around the late seventies to early eighties.
Pics will be up as soon as I can get my hands on a camera.
I'm selling off my old Zildjians (see thread in the selling drum gear section "WTS: Vintage Zildjian crashes") and I was wondering if anyone would be interested in them.
According to my knowledge of the history of these particular cymbals, as well as going online and doing some research on dating Zildjian cymbals, I've placed them to be around the late seventies to early eighties.
Pics will be up as soon as I can get my hands on a camera.
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myner said:
Those are ordinary screws and nuts from DIY shop.