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Cale
German Shepherd
Joined: 30 Mar 2006
Posts: 349
Location: London On, Canada
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Sabian
13" AAX Fusion hats
18" HHX Studio crash
20" HHX Studio Ride
18" HHX Stage Crash
Looking for a china but haven't really started researching yet 
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radiofriendlyunitshifter
Emperor of the World
Joined: 13 Apr 2005
Posts: 3327
Location: Richmond, Virginia
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paiste
15" giant beat hats
20" multi
bosphorus
22" stanton moore wide ride
20" stanton moore pang thang
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PearlRumDrum
Tadpole
Joined: 13 Apr 2007
Posts: 21
Location: Grand Rapids, Michigan
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Zildjian
14' "A" New Beat hats
20' "A" Ping Ride
21' "A" Sweet Ride
16' "K" Dark Crash
Paiste
16' "Innovations" 16 Med. Crash
18' "Innovations" 18 Med. Crash
8' "Signature" Slapsh |
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stixman
Rabid Pit Bull
Joined: 11 Apr 2005
Posts: 402
Location: UK
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20" K dark ride
15" K dark crash
14" Avedis thin crash
10" Avedis extra-thin crash
10" Meinl classics china splash
14" ZXT max hats
10" Johnny Rabb drumbal
On the side:
Paiste alpha 16" power and 14" thin crashes. |
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ddrummer12
Ferret
Joined: 21 Feb 2007
Posts: 117
Location: DP
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zildjian zbt- 14 hi hats
zildjian zbt- 16 crash
zildjian zbt- 20 ride
zildjian zbt- 18 china |
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edgewood_drummer92
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Joined: 16 Feb 2007
Posts: 694
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Well i have from left to right:
Paiste Alpha Power hi hats 14in
Wuhan 12in china
Zildjian A custom crash 16in
Camber 300 series ride 20in
Hoping to get a secondary crash, a new ride, and possibly a splash soon. I really want an avedis zildjian 22in med ride, but havent decided on the crash and possible splash and then im going to get a set of wuhan s series so that i have some decent cymbals for my round badge set. or ill just get some vintage cymbals, so it would look even cooler, but i need new clothes, need to pay off cell phone bills, and need to buy a couple pairs of new sticks before i can do that... lol
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reidjazz
Tadpole
Joined: 17 Jan 2007
Posts: 27
Location: Colorado
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| Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 6:57 am Post subject: My "dream" setup... |
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I'm currently playing the following, from left (don't always use all of these, depending on the situation):
10" Dream Bliss splash
14" Dream Bliss hats
20" Dream Crash/Ride
16" Dream Bliss crash
22" Dream Bliss Crash/Ride
18" Dream Bliss Crash/Ride
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Also have the following (that were my mainstays before the Dreams):
13" Sabian DeJohnette Encore splash
14" Sabian DeJohnette Encore hats
16" Sabian DeJohnette Encore crash
18" Sabian DeJohnette Encore crash
21" Sabian DeJohnette Encore crash/ride
22" Sabian DeJohnette Encore mini cup ride (prototype)
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Additionally, I have the following miscellaneous stuff:
18" no name (80+ year old) china
18" no name (80+ year old) china (another one)
20" Wuhan china (bought new in about 1991)
22" no name (80+ year old) china
14" 1930's vintage Zildjian A crash (or hi-hat top)
14" 1950's vintage Zildjian A hi-hat top
14" 1920's vintage Zildjian Constantinople K hi-hat bottom
19" late 50s/early 60s vintage Zildjian A crash/ride (with rivets)
20" 50s vintage Zildjian A ride
22" Sabian Manhattan Ride
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Mr.Clam
Fierce Poodle
Joined: 19 Feb 2007
Posts: 296
Location: Somerset, United Kingdom
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Woah, that sure is a mighty collection, how long have you been playing drums?
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reidjazz
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Joined: 17 Jan 2007
Posts: 27
Location: Colorado
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| Mr.Clam wrote: | | Woah, that sure is a mighty collection, how long have you been playing drums? |
My age is going to come out in this one...
I've been playing 37 years, almost exclusively jazz the whole time. My dad made his living playing jazz (piano) and I have followed in his footsteps.
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radiofriendlyunitshifter
Emperor of the World
Joined: 13 Apr 2005
Posts: 3327
Location: Richmond, Virginia
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hey reidjazz, you should check out the 24" blisses. they're GORGEOUS.
nice cymbal collection by the way.
also, check out this site if you haven't already:
www.cymbalholic.com
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reidjazz
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Joined: 17 Jan 2007
Posts: 27
Location: Colorado
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| radiofriendlyunitshifter wrote: | hey reidjazz, you should check out the 24" blisses. they're GORGEOUS.
nice cymbal collection by the way.
also, check out this site if you haven't already:
www.cymbalholic.com |
Yeah, I've heard a few of the first ones that Chris got in at http://www.frontrangebronze.com, but the first few didn't do it for me. I'm planning a trip up there again soon, so they'll be in my sights.
I love cymbalholic (because I AM one!), but I wish they would open up membership again (or maybe they have and I missed it)...such a great site...I'd love to contribute.
reidjazz
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radiofriendlyunitshifter
Emperor of the World
Joined: 13 Apr 2005
Posts: 3327
Location: Richmond, Virginia
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| reidjazz wrote: | | radiofriendlyunitshifter wrote: | hey reidjazz, you should check out the 24" blisses. they're GORGEOUS.
nice cymbal collection by the way.
also, check out this site if you haven't already:
www.cymbalholic.com |
Yeah, I've heard a few of the first ones that Chris got in at http://www.frontrangebronze.com, but the first few didn't do it for me. I'm planning a trip up there again soon, so they'll be in my sights.
I love cymbalholic (because I AM one!), but I wish they would open up membership again (or maybe they have and I missed it)...such a great site...I'd love to contribute.
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very cool. i think chris might be planning to start making videos of each cymbal instead of just soundfiles... ask him about that the next time you're up there.
yah, they haven't reopened their membership in the short while i've been there. i got in just before chad closed it.
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soundajj
Newbie Alert
Joined: 18 Jun 2007
Posts: 1
Location: Long Island
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Hello All,
Just a suggestion. When you put your cymbals up here, could you also write what kind of music you like? It could help noobs like me, So at least when we check the cymbals we know where to start. |
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kuniggety
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Joined: 09 Oct 2006
Posts: 906
Location: Okinawa
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I think one of the problems with that is cymbal sound is so subjective to the player. In general, bright/projecting cymbals are good for rock/metal and darker/mellow cymbals are good for jazz. Aside from that, just look up some of your favorite drummers and see what they're playing.
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midvalley_f
Tadpole
Joined: 24 Jun 2007
Posts: 23
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Well for my practice set I have some crap B8 14 inch hihats and a 16 inch thin crash.
For my gigging set (which isn't actually mine..)
-14in. Zildjian New Beats
-20in. Zildjian A Custom medium ride
-18in. Zildjian A Custom Fast Crash
-16in. Zildjian A Custom Fast Crash
Genre is Indie Rock, Emo, Alternative and Prog. rock. |
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