[QUOTE=3_times_round]Ok, this could get confusing...

I'm looking for a trashy crash (china, yeah, but VERY specific). Zildjian Oriental is too trashy for me, so something less trashy. I'm looking into the A custom and K Custom Dark China lines. These more crashy than trashy?
Would a Crash of Doom be more suitable for what I want? I want the trashy sound of either a china or Crash of Doom, but a really trashy china doesn't appeal to me.[/QUOTE]

a trashy crash? Sabian HHXtreme crash

[quote]im looking for good priced and good cymbals for jazz[/quote]

the thinner Paiste Innovations perhaps? and the AA Raw ride....very nice for a hot jazzy tone.

Manhatten Jazz.. omg, wow.. amazing
Any K

I didnt see the price thing;)

yeah, the price on an HHX ride is a bit much.....the AA raw though...thats a sweet *** ride for jazz though...dry, but lively at the same time.

I didnt feel like cluttering up the with another thread. But I've always really liked the sound of Tucker Rule's hats from Thursday. I know he uses Sabian hats, not sure which though. I might be interested in getting a pair if I try them out.

From the understanding in a car crash clip, they are AA, not sure which hat, i think they might be rock but not 100% sure.

There are pictures of him and he's using Zildjian A's, and those are about 2003-2004.

[QUOTE=DruMMeR_BoY14]From the understanding in a car crash clip, they are AA, not sure which hat, i think they might be rock but not 100% sure.

There are pictures of him and he's using Zildjian A's, and those are about 2003-2004.[/QUOTE]

Alright, I was basically going out the sounds on Full Collapse. So I'll look into some Sabian AA hats. Or will there be other hats that will offer me a similar sound?

im looking for a heavy, full, semi bright crash that can handle my hard hitting. i play hardcore/ metal and everything else. my choices are the sabian 20" AA metal crash and the paiste rude 20" crash/ride. which one is better and do you you guys have any other suggestions?
thanks

[QUOTE=Sinai Beach]im looking for a heavy, full, semi bright crash that can handle my hard hitting. i play hardcore/ metal and everything else. my choices are the sabian 20" AA metal crash and the paiste 20" crash/ride. which one is better and do you you guys have any other suggestions?
thanks[/QUOTE]


id go with an AA rock crash.

Meh, I'd go with a Medium AA instead of the Rock. I find the medium plenty heavy, where if you ever grow out of....I mean go into other genres, you'll still have the versatility to play lightly and with dynamics.

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]Meh, I'd go with a Medium AA instead of the Rock. I find the medium plenty heavy, where if you ever grow out of....I mean go into other genres, you'll still have the versatility to play lightly and with dynamics.[/QUOTE]

true. i was gonna say medium but i didnt wanna go against his whole super heavy thing. the rock is medium heavy which is too heavy but tahst what he wanted.

Does anyone here have a 16 or 18" Paiste New Signature 'Dark Energy' Crash? Im looking to buy one and I'd like any input on them.

Thanks

yes.

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Im looking for a Ride. I play mostly hard rock, some metal. Rarely soft things, but sometimes. Anyone have a suggestion for me? Any brand.

^ Probably a Sabian AA medium ride? Meh, I don't know though. Don't take cymbal advice from me. :)


Anyways, how are Sabian AAX-Xcelerator hi-hats? I've never played them yet, but I hear they're good.
I currently have B8s which I need to upgrade. I play with a metal band, but I don't want cymbals that will ONLY be good for metal because when at home I play alot of styles and I want something versatile.

And whatever get, I think I've already decided the size: 13".

go with the AAX Stages for versatility then....the X-cellerators are pretty much like Mastersounds....that, and i think they only come in 14" right now...

[QUOTE=slash_bmxer09]Im looking for a Ride. I play mostly hard rock, some metal. Rarely soft things, but sometimes. Anyone have a suggestion for me? Any brand.[/QUOTE]

Sabian Hand Hammered Raw Bell Dry Ride.

I'm looking for a ride that is really bright (high pitched?) and doesn't ring for a long time any brand

Sabian PRO dry Ride.

Does that even exist?

The regular PRO ride (20") would work very well for that situation. It's probably the best intermediate-level ride I've ever played.

Would an A Earth Ride work as well?

Yes, definitely; but it's VERY heavy.

I would want a ride that really builds up too much sound if that is what you mean by heavy

[QUOTE=The Dropper]Does that even exist?

The regular PRO ride (20") would work very well for that situation. It's probably the best intermediate-level ride I've ever played.[/QUOTE]

your questioning my Sabian knowledge?.....:confused:

but yes....it exists

[quote]Would an A Earth Ride work as well?[/quote]

it would, but the Earth ride is somewhat dark i hear...the PRO ride is so bright it will make ears bleed.

[QUOTE=bobby__johnny]your questioning my Sabian knowledge?.....:confused:

but yes....it exists



it would, but the Earth ride is somewhat dark i hear...the PRO ride is so bright it will make ears bleed.[/QUOTE]

I've never heard of a PRO Dry ride; but then, I haven't checked in a while. Is it a fairly new model?

[QUOTE=bobby__johnny]it would, but the Earth ride is somewhat dark i hear...the PRO ride is so bright it will make ears bleed.[/QUOTE]

Wouldn't a ZXT Ti do the same thing? :lol:

[QUOTE=Byron]I'm looking for a ride that is really bright (high pitched?) and doesn't ring for a long time any brand[/QUOTE]


Take a look at Zildjian A Custom Ping rides. And if you want even less wash, you will find more ping in Zildjian Z Customs, or Sabian AA Metal-X.

would a 16" A medium thin crash, partly used for £50 be a good deal?

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]Wouldn't a ZXT Ti do the same thing? :lol:[/QUOTE]

sure...but the Pro Is cheaper, and sounds better

Theres a chance to snap up a zildjian planet z crash for about 30 quid. Is it worth taking or not?

I don't know if you're looking to something that is very loud. If yes, you're like me. My favorite cymbals are the Z series from Zildjian. From the little splash, crashes, chinas, up to rides, they're very loud and have a really good sound live! I recommand you to try them and let me know if liked them! :thumb: