Im looking to get a new ride in the summer and i've decided to give saluda a go seeming i've seen alot of glowing references

The first thing i need to know is wether or not they would deliver to England?

Also i need pointing in the right direction for the sound that i need.

I want a ride either 20" or 21" that has a defined ping that will cut through eveyrthing else, but still has a relativley quick decay. I'm not worried about a bell or bell sound as i rarely use one and can always find a way around that (use a big crash bell for example). So can anyone suggest what range i should be looking at. I'd prefer to keep my spending under $400 for it, but could possibley stretch abit higher.

Thanks

Email Jamie, he can answer all of your questions.








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One thing that I can tell you, even with shipping, Jamie can most likely do it for well under $400. Best bet is to shoot him an email at info@saludacymbals.com and start a dialogue regarding your possible purchase.








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Saluda has this awesome new project combining dry and lively sounds. When I described what I wanted it exactly described what they were making through that experiment. It turned out that it was like $400 something. I'm poor so I went with their normal $150-225 rides.








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ok thanks alot guys, i've sent him an email. i'll see what he has to say