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stump
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 Rock Ride!!
Got my new A Rock Ride today. I must say that it sounds fantastic! Kinda similar to my Sweet Ride. Got it for my practice kit. $135.00 0n e-Bay! Can't beat that. P.O.Y!
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Jimbob2020
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Re: Rock Ride!!
stump wrote:Got my new A Rock Ride today. I must say that it sounds fantastic! Kinda similar to my Sweet Ride. Got it for my practice kit. $135.00 0n e-Bay! Can't beat that. P.O.Y!
Congrats on the buy
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yamum28
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Re: Rock Ride!!
Jimbob2020 wrote:stump wrote:Got my new A Rock Ride today. I must say that it sounds fantastic! Kinda similar to my Sweet Ride. Got it for my practice kit. $135.00 0n e-Bay! Can't beat that. P.O.Y!
Congrats on the buy
gratz!
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drumguy54
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Re: Rock Ride!!
stump wrote:Got my new A Rock Ride today. I must say that it sounds fantastic! Kinda similar to my Sweet Ride. Got it for my practice kit. $135.00 0n e-Bay! Can't beat that. P.O.Y!
thats awesome  im so excited cuz my local music store is havin one of their cymbal blowouts and all zildjians and sabians are half off the original price  any ways im gunn go pick up an A sweet ride and its gunna be SWEET 
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SGarrett
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Way cool, man. Nice score!
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skitch
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Re: Rock Ride!!
stump wrote:Got my new A Rock Ride today. I must say that it sounds fantastic! Kinda similar to my Sweet Ride. Got it for my practice kit. $135.00 0n e-Bay! Can't beat that. P.O.Y!
My first Ride cymbal - I love the Rock Ride! Congrats!
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eml
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Location: Vaasa, Finland
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What music do you use it for? I'm currently looking at an 18" crash (will use it as a louder ride too), and my next victim will be a ride suitable for harder rock (think guns 'n roses / velvet revolver etc). I need something with an extremely strong and cutting bell, I've been thinking of that Zildjian Giant Bell ride (whatever its name is). Perhaps you'd want to jam around with it a bit, showing it off a little & recording that for me? 
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RANKBand.com
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I have the Rock Ride on my practice kit, but I use the Ping Ride for gigs and prefer it greatly. I am frequently tempted to spend another hundred on a second Ping just for my practice kit. The Rock Ride has too much wash for me, but I believe the Medium and Sweet rides are progressively even washier. For me the Ping Ride is the ultimate...actually, I will probably upgrade my gig kit to a 22" A Custom Ping Ride.
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stump
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eml wrote:What music do you use it for? I'm currently looking at an 18" crash (will use it as a louder ride too), and my next victim will be a ride suitable for harder rock (think guns 'n roses / velvet revolver etc). I need something with an extremely strong and cutting bell, I've been thinking of that Zildjian Giant Bell ride (whatever its name is). Perhaps you'd want to jam around with it a bit, showing it off a little & recording that for me?
Stay away from that mega bell ride. If you want a cutting ride with a nice bell the Z custom power ride. I use my rock ride for pratice and venues where we play our heavier sided set list. P.O.Y!
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Rob Crisp
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Nice one fella, thinking about buying some practice metal too.
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