penetrated the band clearly. (That era represents the first that Zildjian ever created a 22" cymbal - and that was even before Klook took the spangalang up to the ride cymbal! Those

hey all- in an attempt to raise some $$, i'm going to sell this. It's one of the best cymbals

Need something to replace my trash can lid....err... I mean B8, I play mostly rock, but I want to

Chages in my life necessitate clearing out some of my more valuable toys, including my collection of

I just mail ordered this cymbal and think it is a bit too heavy for my needs, albeit it is a great jazz ride in a versatile size. The retail is 600.00,

A while ago someone posted about his new Zildjians, including a comparison of the 21" Sweet Ride

K. Constantinople, and they had a few other pair, but > >they sounded like hell. > >Go figure! > > > I was in Rupp's Drums in Denver this last weekend, just to

hey I'm looking for a jazz sounding type ride (like a zildjian K) but that can take rock playing,

" K Constantinople Big Band Ride. Wow, cool, Zildjian not only > listens to players but they read their minds too. So, anyway, I figured that > would be the winner, so to speak

yeah, i know what you mean. there's only one other ride i went gaga over and it's the jack dejohnette signature series ride by sabian, the flat

I thought some of us might find this interesting considering the Gretsch discussions lately. Written

with a big band background would be fairly out of touch with what we were doing. Having two saxes, bass and drums allows myself and the soloist to get away with a lot more by not having the

hey all....just for fun... 1. Describe your kit.....brand, sizes, cymbals, ect... 2. What type of

the K Constantinople. I don't buy it. It's nice >sound but it ain't no K! > Have you used it with a band at all? i had concerns about the cymbals ability to cut in even

" K Constantinople medium ride? You just have to see and hear him play it. I will be getting one of these in November (with Peter's help) and I can retire my 18" and 16"