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a7xjlee
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 NEED OPNION ON CYMBALS BADLY PLEASE
i have found some rearly cheaps cymbals on ebay second hand that im thinking of getting instead of an intermediate set im thinking of getting a 20" a custom sweet ride for 300$ australian retial there like 700$ its in perfect condition the seller is a power seller and has 99% positive feed back and with the money left over im thinking of also getting a good second hand a custom crash maybe like a 16" fast crash. so what are you opnions on this idea new intermediate cymbal pack (pst 5) or an a custom 20" sweet ride second hand but in perfect condition and the same with an a custom crash? 
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k0staZ
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A CUSTOMS WITHOUT A SECOND THOUGHT!!!
Cast bronze cymbals and professional...
And if you buy the pst's they will be scratched after a while;p
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Wed Apr 23, 2008 5:09 am |
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a7xjlee
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k0staZ wrote:A CUSTOMS WITHOUT A SECOND THOUGHT!!!
Cast bronze cymbals and professional...
And if you buy the pst's they will be scratched after a while;p
yer thats what im thinking im pretty excited about the idea a week ago i thaught it was only acheiveable in dream to own such great cymbals but now its coming true tyvm for ur opnion and support 
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Wed Apr 23, 2008 5:17 am |
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a7xjlee
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i would also like to know if a 20" medium a custom ride will still have the crash ability liek the sweet ride?
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Wed Apr 23, 2008 5:55 am |
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k0staZ
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What do you mean?
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Wed Apr 23, 2008 6:48 am |
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a7xjlee
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well the sweet ride can be crashed and causes some wat of a crash cymbal noise its very popular crashing ride and i was wondering if a 20" medium a custom would still have the crashing ability becuase alot of rides dont they just sound like a big goong but i think the a customs have the crashing ability just need someone to back it up
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Wed Apr 23, 2008 6:52 am |
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SGarrett
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If you like A Customs, go for it. Yes, it will be incredibly crashable and they usually make better crashes than rides.
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b b253
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well if your getting cymbals for the first time id get pst 5 pack so u have hats a ride and crahs but if your not id go with a customs
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antiunderscores
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yeh, if u dont have any cymbals get a pack, but if ur upgrading in my mind i would go straight to the top one cymbal at a time (if ur serious that is) rather than upgrading them one level at a time
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Wed Apr 23, 2008 3:13 pm |
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a7xjlee
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yer im upgrading my cymbals now im thinking of getting the ride and crash then as the oportunity arises i will get the rest of my set , hit hat , another crash , splash and a china its of ebay and the rides second hand but its in perfect condition
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Wed Apr 23, 2008 4:10 pm |
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xdoseonex
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a customs over sheet metal any day of the week
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Wed Apr 23, 2008 6:57 pm |
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EOTE_drummer
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a7xjlee wrote:well the sweet ride can be crashed and causes some wat of a crash cymbal noise its very popular crashing ride and i was wondering if a 20" medium a custom would still have the crashing ability becuase alot of rides dont they just sound like a big goong but i think the a customs have the crashing ability just need someone to back it up
the sweet ride has an AWESOME crash!!! the 20" medium a custom ride can crash very well but not as good as the sweet ride
sweet ride -
+great for crashing
+overall good ride
-duller bell than medium a custom ride
medium a custom ride -
+great ping
+sharp bell
-doesn't crash as well as sweet ride
these are my comparisons of the two, make you a list of your likes and dislikes such as that, and just play em some where and see which one you like better.
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Wed Apr 23, 2008 7:20 pm |
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a7xjlee
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ive actually just got back from my local music shop , and me and the guy working there were having a chat about cymbals i tried out a fair few cymbals and my favourites were surpisingly different then wat id thaught. i think im going to go for some 13" k hybrid hats they are so nice very crisp but sound awesome both semi open and shut very nice and a 21" armand series ride its got a nice strong bell nice stick defention and its sweet as crash to. i can get over those k hybrid hats there the nicest sounding cymbal ive ever heard !@
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