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Great playing buddy!

22" Landmark is my favorite(1st cymbal), not the only one of course. Great Job!

Nice mod and Great playing. ✌️

Hmmm. Unique. Not for me in any shape or form. I would have loved to see it re-flanged for the final. But verry cool info from this video. Thanks

I have played a few of the cymbals you made for Tobias and they are great!!!!

As most others have said Tim, I really enjoy just watching you jam out on your drums and cymbals! You’ve got a real cool, laid back and in the groove style, that’s well I’ll just say it, easy to learn from! There, Happy Thanksgiving to you bro @Reverie Drum Co.! 🎉💯👊

Man, I would put this on my far right in my jazz set up for any gig. Lots of jazz rides I'm finding are getting rather homogenous in sound pallet, there is so much room for unique sounding cymbals in the market right now. Maybe it's time to re-create them as the Founder's Series or something?

After drumming on an old kitchen seat, I got my first blue sparkle drum kit in Dec. '73...perhaps within a few years of that, I bought an 18" ride for maybe a whopping $12...well, as the saying goes, "You get what you pay for."...I did drill it to place homemade rivets for a sizzle ride...the ride eventually cracked and dented...but, master-of-makeshift that I am, I ended up inverting the ride (without any rivets) and positioned it so that I would strike it in the divet of the dent, and voila, I had a makeshift china...in addition, the top hi-hat that came with the kit would at times buckle/dent upon striking it... nevertheless, I still learned that, when it comes to cymbals, quality may count...

It sounds great. Taste is a funny thing.

Amazing video. You really inspire with your craft.

@reveriedrumco. Can you please try lathing a 24" Paiste Rude Mega Eclipse Power Ride? That is my main ride cymbal that I use, and I've always been curious what it would sound like lathed.

Cheers! great stuff, love the sOunds~

That main ride is sweet! Love the hats too. Well done!

I absolutely love using a heavier hi hat on top. There is just something about it

Wha about a hihat set that has 3 cymbals, each 20-40gr apart in weight? Put the middle weight as top, exchange the others as bottom, plus or minus

That 22 sound good, Tim!! I think I may send you a commission project.

That snare you were playing at the end with the mahogany bass drum sounded killer!

Timothy, toot your own horn my man! You deserve to!

Hey. Do you still make kits? I see only snares on your website.

yeah man! like the others here say... Your playing is very underrated! You have a tremendous touch and sense of groove! everything I hear is amazing! that 15" kick is fire

I always learn something hearing you play, thank you!

No one credits your playing and good musical taste enough.

nOt funny! =) lol, I'm just getting into these videos, glad to hear you're just expanding!

Thank you, this is super useful content! 💛

Title is clickbait. ;) I love it! If I played it in a shop my first thoughts would be that it needs a strip of gaff on the bottom midway between the edge and the bell to chill out the highs. I'd play that in a funk band if it didn't have rivets.

Awesome cymbals! I have done some hand hammering and lathing on cymbals that I wanted to fine tune. And from the little bit of experience I have makes me respect cymbalsmiths even more. Keep up the good work!

It’s amazing how much product you were able to showcase in such a small space. Awesome Tim😎

I'd play that bad boy! Errr... Girl... Shirley! :) Sorry!!!

Craftsmanship on a whole other level 😮😮😮🔥🔥💯

One man’s trash… Sounds incredible

it actually sounds pretty decent when you use it with context

meinl would sell it for 500 dollars

Great work! Did I catch it correctly, that at some point you could have made a crash from it?

Bring back the early days Tim! That cymbal is sick!

On the far right with their style of playing would sound great. China ride.

I clicked on this video on a whim, and while I don't think I'll ever attempt to work on a cymbal. I sure am impressed with the care you've taken in organizing this content and the quality of the information you are sharing. This is such a cool resource for music nerds. I look forward to watching more of your videos.

I want to know where he bought that ride for $60. They are listed for more than 4x as much online.

90% trash crash to me

Yellow kit sounds absolutely incredible! Nicest floor ive heard i think - similar to the blade tone, coated both sides?

A bit spooky coming across your video, considering I'm picking up a couple of cracked cheaper cymbals to have a play with hammering. I did not consider lathing them. Great video. I picked up plenty to dos and a good lesson in the art of a true craftsman. It's only easy if you have put the hours in to learn how. Thank you.

Nice sounding ride!

Man finally somebody with good ideas...cymbals are so disgustingly expensive...like you have a feeling that someone has a monopoly and can ask any price ...thats why this is double good

Is B20 simply the standard 80% copper / 20% tin for bronze, or are there any other trace metals added to the alloy?

this is honestly a pretty nice sounding ride. its very special sounding but its definetly something i would try out. it has an awesome wash . great job

Hi !! I really love ur work, sounds great ! I m a Young drummer and I don’t have the money yet to buy one of your products, but I like to make my own stuff, could you share where you buy your blanks ? Thanks a lot 😊

As an amateur cymbal hammerer (amateur is a generous term here), that is a very familiar sound! Gonna keep at it 😤

I thought that was a huge Byzantine Z ride. Try some brushes on that. sounds really nice . Just saying. 🤟

It sounds pretty to my ears! DIRTY but damn it has character! ....I acually have an even dirtier and darker sounding cymbal. A vintage Ajax with four Pop Rivets installed (yeah). It's absolutely insane but pretty quiet.

you should come to the TMEA All State convention!! i made all state jazz band one this year and it would be awesome to meet you and see your stuff. i bet all the other drummers would love your stuff too. date is February 12-15.

I was surprised! great job