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Knowing Your Drum Set Cymbals?
Sep 5th
I started drumming a few years ago and am starting to make a full investment in my drums. Until now I’ve been playing on some fake brand drums and cymbals.
First, whenever I see small bands, the drummer usually has like 5 cymbals: hi hats, crash, ride, and what are the two others (one is usually small)?
Second, what would be the best brand (zildjian, paiste, sabian) and make of the cymbal? I really wish to know what the other 2 cymbals are.
My friend currently has 14″ hats, 20″ ride, 16″ china (looks kinda like an upside down cymbal),3 16″ crashes (totally More >
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Loading ...What Is Your Favorite Drum Set Cymbals and Sticks?
Aug 18th
I personally like Pearl or DW, Zildjian cymbals, and Vater sticks.
I’ve been playing about 30 years and I’ve come to think there isn’t much difference between any of the quality sets. Hardware and heads are important as is the shell material. Right now I’m playing a Premier jazz set with dark pinstripe heads that I like. Not big and boomy, but good tone and I don’t mute them at all. I feel a little differently about cymbals, and really do like zildjian although I have a 20″ studio crash from Sabian that I like a lot – even though I’ve broken More >
(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5) Loading ...Drum Sets And Cymbals – 4 Tips To Get The Best Deals
Aug 11th
Buying new drum equipment, whether it is a new or used drum set, cymbals, or any drum accessories, can be a bit challenging, especially if you’re not quite sure what to look for. With so many different brands of drums, cymbals, and hardware on the market and so many opinions, it makes the decision process even more difficult.
Here are 4 things you definitely need to do before buying new or used drum sets and cymbals…
1. Get Knowledge
My advice is to get all the knowledge you can get before you spend a dime on new or used drum equipment. Don’t just take More >
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