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-Ant-

[QUOTE=Zildjian;14210938]^ Check out some New Beats... There versatility is mind blowing[/QUOTE]

will you be my gay lover?

14" K Light Hats

I've been looking on only1 music's ebay thing, and I reckon either a 17" AAX dark crash or 17" AAX stage crash go best with my current setup (17" a custom projection crash, 20" k custom dry ride, 13" a custom mastersound hats). Pitchwise they're both a bit higher than my current crash, but the stage crash is the higher of the two and the dark is only a little higher than the a custom but has a nice dark tone.

Anyone got experience of either / suggestions for which one to go for?

teh aax dark crash isnt really that dark at all....for a trying to be dark cymbal that is. I would go with the stage crash its more versatile. Ive played the 17 my friend has it and i like it. I would trade him my 16 satge crash for the 17 any day.

[QUOTE=Tim;14216490]teh aax dark crash isnt really that dark at all....for a trying to be dark cymbal that is. I would go with the stage crash its more versatile. Ive played the 17 my friend has it and i like it. I would trade him my 16 satge crash for the 17 any day.[/QUOTE]

Yeah i realise, it's actually marginally less bright than other aax's which is good as dark cymbals often don't penetrate well.

thanks

If you want a dark crash, go K custom

[QUOTE=Seafroggys;14211359]will you be my gay lover?[/QUOTE]


sure, can we bring our new beats?

yes, we can play on each other's, even mix and match!

the 18'' a custom efx sounds amazing.

I prefer the 16".


And I didn't know the made 18 foot cymbals.

My teacher asked me to do an essay, so I banged a mexican.
Somehow I thought of mexicans when I thuoght of 18 foot cymbals, and how you can use them as hats, or as a roof for a house, than I thought roofers.

Okay.

Uhm.
Yeah.

and the prize for the worst impression of a moody menstural lesbian who committed e-suicide goes to...

pespi!

a really fast splash, darker sound, trashy.

and

a fast splash, a little bright, to compliment the one described above.

HHX splash and AA Splash. thos would go well.

I want some dark hats with some really sick sizzle.

[QUOTE=Slapped;14265289]I want some dark hats with some really sick sizzle.[/QUOTE]

New Beats

Can someone tell me what the stagg dual hammered series are like? I wanna get a 16" crash for my birthday but the only stagg DH cymbal Ive played is a china. It sounded good, but Ive never heard their crashes. I cant get a really expensive one as Im already getting drum bags and other stuff lol!

Cheers for any help you can give- sam

266 pages, then when i ask the question, it goes cold for a day.

So this here is a bumb!

DH are really trashy sounding.

I have a pair of DH splashes and i love them. I also have a SH crash which isnt the greatest crash.

I probably wouldnt bother tbh. They're very inconsistent.

Hey,

Im looking for a new 18" crash, pref Zildjian, for rock / heavy rock sort of stuff. Like Guns n Roses, Motley Crue stuff ?

Id say about £150ish is my limit

Cheers

CJ

These prices are all from Newcastle Drum Centre:

Zildjian A Custom crash - £163
Zildjian A Medium Thin Crash - £152
Sabian AAXplosion Crash - £122
Sabian AA Thin Crash - £122
Pasite Rude Thin Crash - £148
Paiste 2002 Thin crash - £148
Paiste Sig Power Crash - £148

Those are the ones i'd reccomend.

Hey,

Thanks for that ill be sure to try a few of them out.

Cheers

CJ

Stay clear of Zildjian Z Customs. Just as a little hint.

They're too heavy to be played fast and are incredibly brittle and crack.

Ok thanks for the tip....

any other litte points i should know about the A custom crash ?

Cheers

CJ

They're good if you like em :p. I am a little scared of it cracking though! Anyone able to tell me the difference between these two? I'm sure they're the same but the logo is different. Is one an older model? I know one is med. thin, the other could be just thin?
Thanks
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-Ant-

Top ones an older model.

[quote=Cjc1706;14272082]Ok thanks for the tip....

any other litte points i should know about the A custom crash ?

Cheers

CJ[/quote]

The "standard" crash is thin weight.

Other than that, not really.

I wouldnt go with anything over Medium-Thin. They're a nice balance of tone and volume.