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commi
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 Good sabian cymbals for metal type drumming.
Ok well i bought a pro m drum set a while ago which i love but just had enough for a pair of crap zildjian zxt cymbals. I now want to get high end cymbals and i want ones that are good for metal drumming (i love lamb of god).
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commi
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Wed Apr 16, 2008 3:49 pm |
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b b253
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Re: Good sabian cymbals for metal type drumming.
commi wrote:Ok well i bought a pro m drum set a while ago which i love but just had enough for a pair of crap zildjian zxt cymbals. I now want to get high end cymbals and i want ones that are good for metal drumming (i love lamb of god).
Thanks,
commi
aa or aax or vault id say aax is the best tho
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tom_c
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AAX are fantastic they are what I use www.myspace.com/eighthnerveuk
or (my brothers band) www.myspace.com/method91 we both use AAX
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xdoseonex
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I'd suggest AAX. theyre bright sound makes them perfect for cutting through the wall of distorted guitars. They just shimmer, I absolutely love AAX cymbals.
I'v also heard great things about the vault series, but never tried them/ I know derek roddy endorses them
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SGarrett
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I play AAX cymbals. A 16" and 19" AAXPlosion along with an 18" AAX Metal Crash. I use them for everything I play, not just metal.
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Ok thanks alot guys. I was thinking of getting these 2 packs (both aax). One comes with 14 inch hi hats, 16 inch crash and a 20 inch ride.http://www.lamusic.ca/default.asp?szNav=Product&PID=6134
And the other one is a effects pack that would come with a 10 inch splash and a 18 inch chinese. http://www.lamusic.ca/default.asp?szNav=Product&PID=6303
After those i would save up a bit more to get a 24 inch ride 18 inch crash and mabey 8 or 12 inch splash to complete the set. What do you guys think?
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Cheerful-Bear
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APX is their new 'loud' cymbal, but I've never hit one, so I don't know if they're any good. AAX is great though.
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Gretz
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AAX - They're the most durable cymbals i've found for heavier music from any of the companies
i think the crashes sound great ( i used an 18 and 19 inch stage crash)
Chris Pennie uses them and even though it doesn't matter so much now, if they can make it through a Dillinger Escape Plan set they'll probably make it through yours
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I love Cheese and drums
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AAX, Vault or AA
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