I liked it before but it certainly gained in complexity and versatility, just as you intended. Loved seeing your tools in action. What a great job. I'm subbed for more!
I know this an older video but the Transfermation is amazing. It takes balls to go to work on a 680.00 and change cymbal. This gentleman is the real thing. Outstanding results much better sounding cymbal after all the work
i honestly wasn't expecting such a drastic change for some reason. what was most impressive is that you stated your intention and then proceeded to make it happen. it goes a long way toward inspiring trust (assuming you didn't use the marvel of video editing to record the intention afterward - but i don't believe you did that). as far as sounds, i don't really care, because everyone wants to hear something different. again, the important thing to me is that you can choose a direction and then take the bronze in that direction with skill and purpose. nicely done!
The final mod was the best, the bell became sweet, more mellow, the wash was controlled not chaotic, and the stick attack was still on top of the wash. Overall this cymbal became more complex, brought out it's deep character, but it doesn't run away from you when you dig in and play some ride patterns. 100% better cymbal in sound and playability.
My phone speakers say it was ok as it was. This is awesome tho. Liked and subscribed. I’m often using tin snips and an angle grinder to save my collection of cracks. You def lightened it.
Fantastic job. Truly incredible to hear the sound progression over the 3 modification steps. From a nearly "rock ride" sound into a more complex, crashable nerdy Jazz pie... Well done. Liked and subscribed Et voilà !
Ya know, I like all of the versions for their own strengths, however, I kinda like the unmodified for this particular cymbal. Maybe in the room, it sounds like it's too much, but what I'm hearing through the mics sounds like the winner - even the bell! Although, the last one definitely has a more unique sound to it. After you did the majority of the lathing (in between stage) the cymbal had a real nice subtle wobble to it that I enjoyed. But I've played on a handful of these and you're right, the bell is always way too harsh, so I'm sure the last one sounds really nice in person.
I loved the original version for the stick definition, but that's just my preference for the type of music I like. The "crash" sound was very muted. The second version has an interesting tone, a little deeper than I like but the crash tone was MUCH improved. The third version was just too thin top to bottom for my taste.
This metamorphosis is fantastic. I like the third or final variation the best. Such a great sounding cymbal now. I just got a Dream Bliss Vintage 22 inch ride. The reviews were great so I just bought over the internet without hearing in person. I have never heard so much wash in a ride cymbal. If I cannot get used to this I will contact you via your website form. Thanks for a great video. Bill.
Thanks Bill! Those dream cymbals are very low in the profile which is where that comes from. Hammering it taller would control the wash and make the stick definition much clearer.
I friggin love these type vids!!! The final mod was easily my fave out of the three steps. I generally dont have much of a beef with the K Cons but that one was def a funky dud
@@cj_ssfsm My "regular" mod is $105 before shipping. I've got an order form on my site with more info! www.reveriedrums.com/product/custom-regular-modification/
Wow, I didn’t even know these revisions could be done. I thought the difference between the original and round #1 was like night and day. I loved the result and would have been over the moon just with that improvement:-)
Well played sir! Massive improvement. Edit: Holy shit! OMG!! A K Con with a good bell? Hell hath frozen solid beneath miles of ice as numerous as light speed is fast!
Easy to say afterwards but sounds like the origjnal had something special. Maybe a bit from the edges and the bell could have been enough while keeping it even above 2350
hello. Your job is breathtaking , please I´m very interested on how your Lathe is built... could you please tell me parameters of the motor? its direct axe connection to the cymbal or any pulley? The weal behind cymbal is wood? Frequency convertor? thank you co much . Regards from Czech republic Marek
Thanks! It's a fully custom build that a local engineer helped me design create. It's a 2 HP AC motor that has a custom drive that allows it to operate with variable speeds. It also has a foot pedal operator and an "energy dump" device that allows the lathe to stop on a dime for safety purposes. I don't know a tremendous amount about how it works to be honest. My first lathe used a 1.5 HP motor and pulley system so it operated at a set 285rpm. The backing is a custom cnc cut MDF board.
These dark ,dry, cymbals are great,but as a pro drummer, it would just be my luck to do all my cymbals,then get a call to play A Beatles tribute, Summer Holiday the musical,(Shadows music) and play the "Odd couple theme" in the same week.which all call for old, pingy ,A Zildjians. Nb Earl Palmer used an 18" A crash ride on tv themes like the Odd couple because it "cut through the mix" he said
I should bring you my Zildjian Z mega bell for a re-lathing 🤣 But I guess I'll keep eating away at it with the sanding disc. After the first pass months ago, it's not terrible, and the sanding marks look cool.... I might even put the grinding disc on my angle grinder and give it a once over first... Love the tone of that snare. Both snares, actually....
Hammering is primarily about shaping the cymbal, which can be shaped towards a dark or bright vibe. With the addition of lathing, you work the "topography" which can have a huge effect on the tonality. Darker cymbals tend to have more surface texture. Bright cymbals tend to have a smooth surface with shallow, even lathe grooves.
I’m currently looking to buy some hihats online but I’ve been seeing hihats with different weights and been wondering why?? They are the same size same model and same release but I can’t seem to know why
Hey Sebastian! I've got an order form on my website for mods - reveriedrums.com/shop/p/custom-modification You can also email me with any questions you have - tim@reveriedrums.com
Hi Tim I have 4 Z,s. Just wondering if I want to do adjustments ( not me of course you) how should I get In touch ? I can make a quick short clips of,m and email to you , if you want . Thanks
Hey! We can chat about it via email (tim@reveriedrums.com) if you'd like! I've got a mod page on my website where you can purchase the mods. It has a bunch more info: reveriedrums.com/shop/mod-cymbals
That's insane ! I'm dying for near an year for one of those... I agree that's a little On the heavy side but, I much preferred the original sound, by a far amount ... Ok I am biased to old sounds but this didn't work. It's not bad , I could live with that to but with a choice never. Sorry, I do not know a lot of your work but appreciate most of the content. I am just about to send two cymbals to adjust but, just start to rethink everything . tks
Well this is just one "sound" of many. I modify cymbals and keep them heavy. I modify others and shave them thin. It's all about what the customer wants.
I think B8s work better for modifications. B20s looks more closed to me, more definitive. The two I'm thinking in modify are one B8 meinl ride and one Brazilian brand Turkish generic B20 crash. I'm pretty sure about the B8 but now after this video , I'm not so sure about the B20. Both are not bad, just not working for me anymore and it's really cheaper to rework to a new sound.
@@faustochermont9328 B8 is far worse for modifications. The extra copper in the alloy (upwards of 92%) makes the metal much softer and therefore can't be lathed super thin or heavily hammered without sounding hollow and choked.
Well , I'm realy starting on this...I saw your other vídeos and apreciate your cymbals Very much ! Serius business ! Thank you for tour time . I am realy intetested in learning about cymbals. I haver a Very broad scope of sounds cymbalswise. Not realy machting . All Crazy individuals, some tubular Bells too. I am not a drummer , play more like a percucionist. Doing a research for a libreto (history & lirics) for an opera. But played drums during college and everybody around are pro musicians - brother , dougther, nefew... Tks
Wow that last one is the best. Dry and dark, but with symphonic overtones. The 22 Constantinople I have has a small crack in it that affects its sound, so it's probably not worth the mod. The 24 Bosphorus may be, though. I'll wait until I get the Mehmet back from you.
I had a set of these cymbals ... got rid of them as they just had no personality ... your mod really gave me sellers regret. Just had no way to tweak the cymbals, imo far to over hammered. Nice job ... 👍
Great question here...I was thinking the same thing with those expensive Zildjans? Mayb I'm wrong and I used to only use Zildjans and had a whole set of the K Constanoples,but I don't know if their quality and craftsmanship is what it used to be!! Have you done any or much modifications with the Sabian Artisan line?
Much preferred the original version; stick definition, bell, body, and all. As far as crashing, I typically prefer to crash this cymbal with the shoulder of the stick for a variety of sounds. I have this exact cymbal 2475 grams. Wouldn't touch it. I appreciate your artistry, but can't wrap my head around pretty much ruining a six hundred dollar piece of art hand made by zildjian masters and signed as well. Makes this ride a prototype throw away. Please make your own cymbals from scratch and don't destroy these for the collectors later who search the globe for collectable pieces... thankfully the old Istanbul and Constantinoples didn't go through a period of this.
@@ReverieDrumCo I stand corrected... good to know... i think! I do appreciate your intent and ability to dig and try to correct cymbals that are less than one hoped after purchasing. On a side note, I meant to add that I enjoyed your demo playing very much. Just stumbling on your channel early this morning and will look it over for more great content. Thank you!
@@ReverieDrumCo I think my comments were driving from that fact that I just used this cymbal on my gig last night and was reminded how much I enjoy it, that way it is. Certainly didn't intend to diminish what you do. Thanks!
This might have been the BEST MOD IN THE UNIVERSE….. but if I have to search back and forth… shit where was that “ a” sample… shit… now where is the new mod “ b” sound…. Please next time… play the “ a” and. “B” sounds back to back
@@ReverieDrumCo thx but by then I was gone some of your vids are MUCH better for this…. Make that comment right away “ at time stamp xxx” hear the before and after… Back to back… Otherwise for drummers… one of THE best bids on YT… THANK YOU
The 2280 modified sounds way better, it’s not as washy so the cymbal pattern can be heard without being overwhelmed by wash. I prefer drier rides so I can hear the da da das much better. I like 20 inch rides, they’re easier for me to control , but I would use that 22 mod for an alternate ride if I wanted a little more spread in a particular part of a tune that would require a little more volume. Nice job on the mod cymbal .
Грубоватый звук. Особенно для стиля "Swing". На такой тарелке можно играть только Hard-Rock или, какой-нибудь "Punk - alternative". Мне звук этой тарелки совсем не понравился.
The way the finished cymbal flows around on itself is amazing. Like a jellyfish.
I liked it before but it certainly gained in complexity and versatility, just as you intended. Loved seeing your tools in action. What a great job. I'm subbed for more!
Thanks! I’ve got more coming!
I know this an older video but the Transfermation is amazing. It takes balls to go to work on a 680.00 and change cymbal. This gentleman is the real thing. Outstanding results much better sounding cymbal after all the work
Thanks!
wow beautiful job love the new sound!!
Much much better! Wow excellent
Work! Starting with a Zildjian is such
An incredible base for a step up!
i honestly wasn't expecting such a drastic change for some reason. what was most impressive is that you stated your intention and then proceeded to make it happen. it goes a long way toward inspiring trust (assuming you didn't use the marvel of video editing to record the intention afterward - but i don't believe you did that).
as far as sounds, i don't really care, because everyone wants to hear something different. again, the important thing to me is that you can choose a direction and then take the bronze in that direction with skill and purpose. nicely done!
Thanks! Yeah there’s always a bit of a risk in recording a “this is the goal of the mod” before the mod is done, but I like the danger aspect… haha
The final mod was the best, the bell became sweet, more mellow, the wash was controlled not chaotic, and the stick attack was still on top of the wash. Overall this cymbal became more complex, brought out it's deep character, but it doesn't run away from you when you dig in and play some ride patterns. 100% better cymbal in sound and playability.
I like it in all forms but it definitely sounds better modded, and I also really like the way your snare sounds!
My phone speakers say it was ok as it was. This is awesome tho. Liked and subscribed. I’m often using tin snips and an angle grinder to save my collection of cracks. You def lightened it.
Fantastic job. Truly incredible to hear the sound progression over the 3 modification steps. From a nearly "rock ride" sound into a more complex, crashable nerdy Jazz pie... Well done. Liked and subscribed Et voilà !
Thank you!
@@ReverieDrumCo Fantastic job!!!
Less mass sounds more low and that's a good quality to have. The bell, so music and bright sounding. Great crashability
Ya know, I like all of the versions for their own strengths, however, I kinda like the unmodified for this particular cymbal. Maybe in the room, it sounds like it's too much, but what I'm hearing through the mics sounds like the winner - even the bell! Although, the last one definitely has a more unique sound to it. After you did the majority of the lathing (in between stage) the cymbal had a real nice subtle wobble to it that I enjoyed. But I've played on a handful of these and you're right, the bell is always way too harsh, so I'm sure the last one sounds really nice in person.
Yeah, for rock and heavier music version 1 would be great.
So cool to watch this process Tim! Another home run!
Bro plays some sick patterns
Final mod is by far the best
Man its awesome to see this. I love that you are offering these services.
Thanks!
Your work on the stuff I sent you has always been exceptional, including my K Cons ... thanks again.
Thank you Bertram! I appreciate your trust!
The final product, really great!
I loved the original version for the stick definition, but that's just my preference for the type of music I like. The "crash" sound was very muted. The second version has an interesting tone, a little deeper than I like but the crash tone was MUCH improved. The third version was just too thin top to bottom for my taste.
Agreed. The third version sounded “tense” to me. Like the cymbal was holding back a sneeze.
This metamorphosis is fantastic. I like the third or final variation the best. Such a great sounding cymbal now. I just got a Dream Bliss Vintage 22 inch ride. The reviews were great so I just bought over the internet without hearing in person. I have never heard so much wash in a ride cymbal. If I cannot get used to this I will contact you via your website form. Thanks for a great video. Bill.
Thanks Bill! Those dream cymbals are very low in the profile which is where that comes from. Hammering it taller would control the wash and make the stick definition much clearer.
@@ReverieDrumCo thanks very much. I will contact you through your website. Cheers. Bill.
Wow I am super impressed with your end result. A vast improvement in my opinion. Bravo.
Thank you!
Nice! Incredible job Timothy!
Thanks Will!
Nice work.
Fantastic mod!
Tim, you’re the best! #3 takes the cake!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you Bob! Hope You're well!
Huge difference with pitch and especially stick definition on the 2280 v great work! Brighter more character
Thank you!
I friggin love these type vids!!! The final mod was easily my fave out of the three steps. I generally dont have much of a beef with the K Cons but that one was def a funky dud
Thanks Aaron! I definitely want to make many more of these. They're fun!
@@ReverieDrumCo
Great vids! 😻How much do you charge for a cymbal or hi hats?
@@cj_ssfsm My "regular" mod is $105 before shipping. I've got an order form on my site with more info! www.reveriedrums.com/product/custom-regular-modification/
@@ReverieDrumCo
Cool. Do you mind giving your opinion on paiste rude cymbals?🐙😷😻
@@cj_ssfsmPaiste is overall a great cymbal company. I'm not a big fan of the rude series, but I don't play heavy/loud music.
After playing a 22&24" K Light it's hard to lean toward the K Con...that being said it still sounds amazing and feels so good to lay into..
I think the final one was it.
Wow, I didn’t even know these revisions could be done. I thought the difference between the original and round #1 was like night and day. I loved the result and would have been over the moon just with that improvement:-)
Thanks!
Well played sir! Massive improvement.
Edit: Holy shit! OMG!! A K Con with a good bell? Hell hath frozen solid beneath miles of ice as numerous as light speed is fast!
hahaha amazing
You made a 22” hhx legacy heavy ride !
I like that complete modded sound best.
final MOD for sure.
Easy to say afterwards but sounds like the origjnal had something special. Maybe a bit from the edges and the bell could have been enough while keeping it even above 2350
Yeah, that's not a bad idea! I was going for a thinner sound for this project but with others I keep them heavier. Just depends on the application.
Yeah, TR! 👍🏼
3 and 1 are the best
Sounds like a K Constantinople Renaissance 22’’ afterwards
hello. Your job is breathtaking , please I´m very interested on how your Lathe is built... could you please tell me parameters of the motor? its direct axe connection to the cymbal or any pulley? The weal behind cymbal is wood?
Frequency convertor?
thank you co much . Regards from Czech republic Marek
Thanks! It's a fully custom build that a local engineer helped me design create. It's a 2 HP AC motor that has a custom drive that allows it to operate with variable speeds. It also has a foot pedal operator and an "energy dump" device that allows the lathe to stop on a dime for safety purposes. I don't know a tremendous amount about how it works to be honest. My first lathe used a 1.5 HP motor and pulley system so it operated at a set 285rpm. The backing is a custom cnc cut MDF board.
You made that thing sound amazing!!!!
Can I email you about sending you some cymbals to mod???
Absolutely! tim@reveriedrums.com
That ride is perfect as is. I have a medium that I would love to have at that weight. The bells are great on cons.
Yeah this would've worked great for louder music!
These dark ,dry, cymbals are great,but as a pro drummer, it would just be my luck to do all my cymbals,then get a call to play A Beatles tribute, Summer Holiday the musical,(Shadows music) and play the "Odd couple theme" in the same week.which all call for old, pingy ,A Zildjians. Nb Earl Palmer used an 18" A crash ride on tv themes like the Odd couple because it "cut through the mix" he said
That's a very valid point!
Sounds pretty tasty
Id like to see what you could do with a Z Custom
I did a video w/ a Z power ride a while back : ua-cam.com/video/q5MbzSLBK1M/v-deo.html
I should bring you my Zildjian Z mega bell for a re-lathing 🤣 But I guess I'll keep eating away at it with the sanding disc. After the first pass months ago, it's not terrible, and the sanding marks look cool.... I might even put the grinding disc on my angle grinder and give it a once over first...
Love the tone of that snare. Both snares, actually....
I liked the dark washiness of the 1st mod, but the overall sound of the final mod came out really nice.
Thanks! I’ve modded a mega bell before. It was interesting! Haha
can I ask where in North Carolina you are? I'm in the greenville area and I've been wanting to get into cymbal modding.
I’m located in winston salem, nc
@@ReverieDrumCo woah, you're near a bud of mine
Beautiful work! What are you putting on the cymbal at 2:55?
Thanks! It's a patina solution that gives it an aged look.
Thank you for answering .
Looks nice!👍
What is it made of?
Just for looks or any impact of the actual sound of the cymbal?
@@christianjonsson2183 It affects the sound in a small way. It is a solution called "liver of sulfur".
@@ReverieDrumCo Thanks again! great work, really love how you explain your methods and your ear for cymbals.
What's that liquid that turns the cymbal yellow and what's it for?
It's my patina solution which changes the look and mutes some of the high frequencies.
I like 1 and 3. Not #2 there is a lightning strike splang in it that is weird.
Would it be too late to remove weight after drilling holes in it?
nope! I have ways of lathing over top rivet holes
In general does hammering brighten or darken a cymbal tone?
Hammering is primarily about shaping the cymbal, which can be shaped towards a dark or bright vibe. With the addition of lathing, you work the "topography" which can have a huge effect on the tonality. Darker cymbals tend to have more surface texture. Bright cymbals tend to have a smooth surface with shallow, even lathe grooves.
I’m currently looking to buy some hihats online but I’ve been seeing hihats with different weights and been wondering why?? They are the same size same model and same release but I can’t seem to know why
cymbals branded the same will always have a wide range of weights they can be. Just the nature of how they are made.
The unmodified k con sounds about like my bosphorus 20" antique "thin" ride. Which isn't a compliment haha.
haha I know what you mean!
whats that stain you use on your cymbals?
It's a chemical patina that darkens the color and dries out the spread a bit.
Sadly, that's the first time this cymbal has ever been hand hammered.
Yep... that's true!
Hi,
I've got an Istanbul Agop 30th anniversary, I'd like to send it to you to be modifyed.
How can I reach you and talk about it?
Hey Sebastian! I've got an order form on my website for mods - reveriedrums.com/shop/p/custom-modification
You can also email me with any questions you have - tim@reveriedrums.com
Hi Tim I have 4 Z,s. Just wondering if I want to do adjustments ( not me of course you) how should I get In touch ? I can make a quick short clips of,m and email to you , if you want . Thanks
Hey! We can chat about it via email (tim@reveriedrums.com) if you'd like! I've got a mod page on my website where you can purchase the mods. It has a bunch more info: reveriedrums.com/shop/mod-cymbals
Anything you can do for an old B8 I've got laying around?
Not much... That kind of alloy doesn't have near as much versatility and it doesn't sound great when it's thinner.
@@ReverieDrumCo Cool....I've got a drill anyways 🤣
@@LaterHolmes haha! You can certainly do some damage (in a good way) with that!
Nasty finished product.. woah
That's insane ! I'm dying for near an year for one of those... I agree that's a little On the heavy side but, I much preferred the original sound, by a far amount ... Ok I am biased to old sounds but this didn't work. It's not bad , I could live with that to but with a choice never. Sorry, I do not know a lot of your work but appreciate most of the content. I am just about to send two cymbals to adjust but, just start to rethink everything . tks
Well this is just one "sound" of many. I modify cymbals and keep them heavy. I modify others and shave them thin. It's all about what the customer wants.
I think B8s work better for modifications. B20s looks more closed to me, more definitive. The two I'm thinking in modify are one B8 meinl ride and one Brazilian brand Turkish generic B20 crash. I'm pretty sure about the B8 but now after this video , I'm not so sure about the B20. Both are not bad, just not working for me anymore and it's really cheaper to rework to a new sound.
@@faustochermont9328 B8 is far worse for modifications. The extra copper in the alloy (upwards of 92%) makes the metal much softer and therefore can't be lathed super thin or heavily hammered without sounding hollow and choked.
Well , I'm realy starting on this...I saw your other vídeos and apreciate your cymbals Very much ! Serius business ! Thank you for tour time . I am realy intetested in learning about cymbals. I haver a Very broad scope of sounds cymbalswise. Not realy machting . All Crazy individuals, some tubular Bells too. I am not a drummer , play more like a percucionist. Doing a research for a libreto (history & lirics) for an opera. But played drums during college and everybody around are pro musicians - brother , dougther, nefew... Tks
@@faustochermont9328 Awesome!
Fuckered it good.
Customer was happy! That's all I care about.
Wow that last one is the best. Dry and dark, but with symphonic overtones. The 22 Constantinople I have has a small crack in it that affects its sound, so it's probably not worth the mod. The 24 Bosphorus may be, though. I'll wait until I get the Mehmet back from you.
I like the complexity of the first mod. Both mods sound great though. Much better than the original.
liked th original. final version too dry n nondimentional. thnx for th vid
I had a set of these cymbals ... got rid of them as they just had no personality ... your mod really gave me sellers regret. Just had no way to tweak the cymbals, imo far to over hammered. Nice job ... 👍
Thank you!
I think the K Cons should not be modified. They sound perfect imo. But I really love to see you work and get the sounds you are asked for.
I mod a bunch of these cymbals. They're not all the same. Some are very poorly made.
Duuuudeee
You removed $100. worth of material and opened up the sound a lot. Why didn't Zildjian do that in the first place? ♪♫♪
Hahah right? Who knows…
Great question here...I was thinking the same thing with those expensive Zildjans? Mayb I'm wrong and I used to only use Zildjans and had a whole set of the K Constanoples,but I don't know if their quality and craftsmanship is what it used to be!! Have you done any or much modifications with the Sabian Artisan line?
Much preferred the original version; stick definition, bell, body, and all. As far as crashing, I typically prefer to crash this cymbal with the shoulder of the stick for a variety of sounds. I have this exact cymbal 2475 grams. Wouldn't touch it. I appreciate your artistry, but can't wrap my head around pretty much ruining a six hundred dollar piece of art hand made by zildjian masters and signed as well. Makes this ride a prototype throw away. Please make your own cymbals from scratch and don't destroy these for the collectors later who search the globe for collectable pieces... thankfully the old Istanbul and Constantinoples didn't go through a period of this.
Agree to disagree 👍
Also these cymbals are entirely machine made and not signed by any artisans.
@@ReverieDrumCo I stand corrected... good to know... i think! I do appreciate your intent and ability to dig and try to correct cymbals that are less than one hoped after purchasing. On a side note, I meant to add that I enjoyed your demo playing very much. Just stumbling on your channel early this morning and will look it over for more great content. Thank you!
@@ReverieDrumCo I think my comments were driving from that fact that I just used this cymbal on my gig last night and was reminded how much I enjoy it, that way it is. Certainly didn't intend to diminish what you do. Thanks!
@@smithshaven8584 thank you! It’s certainly a fun craft. I probably have a bit too much obsession with it! Haha
no one wants to try this themselves .. you know men 100 years ago would've, big change
This might have been the BEST MOD IN THE UNIVERSE….. but if I have to search back and forth… shit where was that “ a” sample… shit… now where is the new mod “ b” sound….
Please next time… play the “ a” and. “B” sounds back to back
You got it! Thanks for the comment!
Also, near min 7 I play all three iterations back to back!
@@ReverieDrumCo thx but by then I was gone some of your vids are MUCH better for this…. Make that comment right away “ at time stamp xxx” hear the before and after…
Back to back…
Otherwise for drummers… one of THE best bids on YT…
THANK YOU
@@SOLDbyYOU thanks for the tip! I’ll do that!
@@ReverieDrumCo thank you for accepting the comment
Cool experiment but it sounds ruined imo.
Yeah man, to each his own!
@@ReverieDrumCo Nah!! Better
The 2280 modified sounds way better, it’s not as washy so the cymbal pattern can be heard without being overwhelmed by wash. I prefer drier rides so I can hear the da da das much better. I like 20 inch rides, they’re easier for me to control , but I would use that 22 mod for an alternate ride if I wanted a little more spread in a particular part of a tune that would require a little more volume. Nice job on the mod cymbal .
thank you!
Грубоватый звук. Особенно для стиля "Swing". На такой тарелке можно играть только Hard-Rock или, какой-нибудь "Punk - alternative".
Мне звук этой тарелки совсем не понравился.
To each his own I guess!
personally i like the bell on k cons. i a shrill bell