Any thoughts on the K custom hybrid crashes, anyone?

I know pete just got one, I presume they sound Godly!.!


-Ant-

I have a 20" Zildjian A Ping Ride right now. I want a ride I can crash yet still be able to ride on. I want it to have a nice bell. And when I crash on it, not to gongy. Not to washy. But has enough wash.

[QUOTE=Snarz;14373393]I have a 20" Zildjian A Ping Ride right now. I want a ride I can crash yet still be able to ride on. I want it to have a nice bell. And when I crash on it, not to gongy. Not to washy. But has enough wash.[/QUOTE]


Zildjian A sweet ride
Sabian AA medium ride

Is the Sweet Ride ridable though? I heard it wasn't...

ive played it. it has some wash when riding but thats pretty much whats gonna happen if you want a crashable ride that isnt gongy.

But that has a terrible bell.

I rather like the Vault Artisan medium ride.

true the bell is quite small on it. i really wanna try a jojo fierce ride.

I personally dont like crashing rides :-/ But thats just me.

me either. if you wanna crash something maybe buy a crash...just maybe?
=D

[QUOTE=Snarz;14373896]Is the Sweet Ride ridable though? I heard it wasn't...[/QUOTE]

It doesn't have all that much stick definition, so fast patterns don't cut through too well.

Sounds good as a crash though. I'm probably going to get myself a new ride, and use the sweet ride as a crash.

[quote=Tim;14374091]me either. if you wanna crash something maybe buy a crash...just maybe?
=D[/quote]

My thoughts exactly.

Plus i can have it low and access all areas of it if i dont wanna crash it.

[QUOTE=Tim;14374026]true the bell is quite small on it. i really wanna try a jojo fierce ride.[/QUOTE]

Thse things are dry with a capital dry.

[QUOTE=Snarz;14373393]I have a 20" Zildjian A Ping Ride right now. I want a ride I can crash yet still be able to ride on. I want it to have a nice bell. And when I crash on it, not to gongy. Not to washy. But has enough wash.[/QUOTE]

keep that Pinger though. I have the 22" and its a beast!

I was just playing again and I think I will keep it and just go for a larger crash.

[QUOTE=Pleaseme;14374610]Thse things are dry with a capital dry.[/QUOTE]

...so kinda the opposite of the sweet ride right?


Btw how much wash does the ping ride have? I find with most rides you can give it a bit of stick edge to increase the wash even if you don't fully crash it.

IDK but try a really large crash/ride maybe? Thought that might be even more sweet-ride-y than the sweet ride, if you get what I mean.

[QUOTE=Ollie The Drumming Legend;14387882]...so kinda the opposite of the sweet ride right?


Btw how much wash does the ping ride have? I find with most rides you can give it a bit of stick edge to increase the wash even if you don't fully crash it.

IDK but try a really large crash/ride maybe? Thought that might be even more sweet-ride-y than the sweet ride, if you get what I mean.[/QUOTE]

on its own, the ping ride will sound like it has a lot of wash to it...

add in the rest of the group playing, and that wash disapears. all stick on it from there on

[QUOTE=bobby__johnny;14388069]on its own, the ping ride will sound like it has a lot of wash to it...

add in the rest of the group playing, and that wash disapears. all stick on it from there on[/QUOTE]

even if you try to crashride it?

Check out the K Custom Hybrid ride or the Sabian Paragon ride for crash and stick defininition.

crash a paragon? You nuts

Anybody know what Sabian Hi-Hats these are?

[url]http://www.drummerworld.com/Videos/Bernard_Purdie16.html[/url]

K Ride = Best crashing ride ever.

^ nah, 2oo2's and sigs are much better crashes then K's

and better rides two...

[QUOTE=Zildjian;14432314]^ nah, 2oo2's and sigs are much better crashes then K's

and better rides two...[/QUOTE]

omg blasphemy from zildjian lol

Apparently the bloke from audioslave uses a 22" 2002 ride of some type on the first 2 of their albums, if you wanna know what one might sound like in a band.

might be wrong on taht one tho:S

2002's rule

I don't know if anyone has made any suggestions for this earlier because I haven't read the thread, but I guess I'm looking for a cymbal that could be used for the most part like Jon Theodore's stack of broken cymbals. I can't afford to bust up older cymbals, so I'm going to be selling my china and I'd like to find something similar to that. and I'm sorry if a bunch of people have asked about this or if people are tired of talking about it. I just like the sound of it.

Who's he?

You could just by some cheap a[I]s[/I]s wuhans and stack them?

[QUOTE=Snarz;14418545]Anybody know what Sabian Hi-Hats these are?

[url]http://www.drummerworld.com/Videos/Bernard_Purdie16.html[/url][/QUOTE]

13" HH Regular's

[QUOTE=PlatinumPhil;14445531]Who's he?

You could just by some cheap a[I]s[/I]s wuhans and stack them?[/QUOTE]

He's the old drummer of The Mars Volta.

If nothing else works out, I'll probably end up doing something like that.

But does anybody else have any suggestions?

I'm not sure what it sounds like, but maybe find/buy some old sheet metal and deform it with the combination of chinas?