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Title: Lets see those RIDEs!
Post by: Akira JUMBO on May 19, 2007, 11:07:47 PM
Guys for reference and to help our fellow drummers get an impression of the different RIDE's available today, could you please post your personal description/impression of your personal rides or rides that you have used for quite some time in terms of ping, stick definition, bell, crashability, wash..etc :lol:
Expound on how how you hear them, different characteristics and traits, for what genre you think they suit best and any additional details you might want to describe them..let us interact and see if we have the same impressions (even though manufacturers claim no 2 cast cymbals are the same :-D)
Tip lang..if you could HIGHLIGHT or put in BOLD the type of cymbal to easily identify it so much the better.. :lol:
Hope this helps..
I have intentionally separated the Ride, Crash, Hi hat description thread for reference purposes to be organized that our fellow members can go directly to the cymbal that they are interested in getting an impression from rather than just one thread with mixed information for the 3 basic cymbals of the drum set. I hope this is fine with you.. :lol:
UPDATE: I have edited this thread to be a picture database for Ride cymbals as well for those who wish to share them please do post away.
Title: Re: *your RIDE description thread*
Post by: Akira JUMBO on May 20, 2007, 02:53:47 PM
ok i'll start..
Zildjian 20" K Custom Dark Ride
Suitable for Jazz and Rock too but for rock the medium thin thickness might be a concern though I have haven't seen any cracked ones yet. Very washy and very crash able, will work as a big crash if you prefer. Loud when you ride it hard but Jazzy also when ridden with a subtle approach. Bell cuts through with a mid-high pitch tone. Dark undertones indeed. Stick definition was not clean though, a bit too washy for me. Overall a beautiful ride but not so versatile for all.
Zildjian 18" K Custom Ride
Very clean stick definition with extra sharpness when nylon stick is used. Large zilbel like bell..Loud! High pitched due to thickness (medium heavy). Minimal wash short sustain. Not crash-able..dong!!! Comments on being small has been given to me but I think it cuts through pretty well for an 18"..Gadd style hehe! Very versatile ride but for heavier music I would prefer the bigger sizes.
:lol:
Title: Re: *your RIDE description thread*
Post by: wax_static on May 20, 2007, 11:41:08 PM
Try lang.... 20" Avedis Medium Ride
I think this is a very versatile ride. What I really like about this ride is its bell, moderate to loud. Very nice stick definition, a bit washy though. I haven't crashed ride/crash rode/crash ridden :-P this one but i think its crashable...
Title: Re: *your RIDE description thread*
Post by: jpmb on May 21, 2007, 02:58:47 PM
im not really that particular or oc in my ride cymbal....haha
what i use right now is a Sabian 20 aax stage ride...
its versatile too and its the best for its price already...bright sounding ride cymbal and has a good wash too..
well if i want to have another ride cymbal i wanted the HH power bell ride or a HHX 20 Stage ride...but as of now im ok and happy with my 20 aax stage ride
Title: Re: *your RIDE description thread*
Post by: wipeout on May 21, 2007, 09:53:22 PM
Here are my ride cymbals:
21" Sabian HHX Groove Ride - NIce jazzy stick definition with an airy wash that supports it. Perfect for Jazz or Funk. The ping will be buried in the mix if you use it for Rock but it has a nice crash riding sound, dark, warm, full wash! Strong big sounding bell. If you like a pingy ride, you should look somewhere else. If you like crash riding, this is it!
22" Paiste 2oo2 Ride - The classic Rock ride sound as they say. The ping is very clear yet it is still in perfect balance with the warm wash. Still crashable at this size and weight. Bell is clear and loud although its profile is a bit flat, it has its sweet spot, not the whole bell surface will have a clear full sound. But once you get used to the sweet spot, it has a consistent solid bell sound. Can also be used as an aggressive jazz ride cymbal.
20" Zildjian K Constantinople Light Ride - Jazzy "tick" ping sound supported by an airy wash. The wash is like "hhaaaaahhhhh". A very dark, warm sounding ride, very nice crash sound although the bell is not that clear.
20" Zildjian K Constantinople Medium Ride - Same character as the light ride, just more defined ping and more focused undertones. Great also for some light rock.
Title: Re: *your RIDE description thread*
Post by: wax_static on May 21, 2007, 10:03:15 PM
:-o the numbern of rides you have is already equal to the number of my cymbals combined :cry: nice rides wipeout...
Title: Re: *your RIDE description thread*
Post by: wipeout on May 21, 2007, 10:15:38 PM
Thanks wax static! :-)
Title: Re: *your RIDE description thread*
Post by: Gep on May 22, 2007, 06:10:46 AM
I have a 21" A Zildjian ride that I think is older than me, because it bears the old hollow logo.
I have received a lot of positive comments about this ride because of its flexibility. Its bell has a very loud and defined ping, and its bow and edge produce a bright shimmering sound with beautiful overtones. It is very crashable, quite smooth to hit for a medium weight ride.
I would never trade this ride for anything else. :-D
Title: Re: *your RIDE description thread*
Post by: jpmb on May 22, 2007, 08:46:48 AM
21" Sabian HHX Groove Ride - NIce jazzy stick definition with an airy wash that supports it. Perfect for Jazz or Funk. The ping will be buried in the mix if you use it for Rock but it has a nice crash riding sound, dark, warm, full wash! Strong big sounding bell. If you like a pingy ride, you should look somewhere else. If you like crash riding, this is it!
22" Paiste 2oo2 Ride - The classic Rock ride sound as they say. The ping is very clear yet it is still in perfect balance with the warm wash. Still crashable at this size and weight. Bell is clear and loud although its profile is a bit flat, it has its sweet spot, not the whole bell surface will have a clear full sound. But once you get used to the sweet spot, it has a consistent solid bell sound. Can also be used as an aggressive jazz ride cymbal.
20" Zildjian K Constantinople Light Ride - Jazzy "tick" ping sound supported by an airy wash. The wash is like "hhaaaaahhhhh". A very dark, warm sounding ride, very nice crash sound although the bell is not that clear.
20" Zildjian K Constantinople Medium Ride - Same character as the light ride, just more defined ping and more focused undertones. Great also for some light rock.
nice rides their greg..cheers man.. :wink:
Title: Re: *your RIDE description thread*
Post by: Bammbamm on May 22, 2007, 08:35:30 PM
OT; I love this thread. Dami akong napupulot.
Wala akong ma s-share as of now. I still dont know what characteristic sound of a cymbal would suit my style, but im gassing for a 21" Avedis Sweet ride. Galing ng wash, crash, saka ng bell sound!
Keep 'em coming, guys. Nice Thread!
Title: Re: *your RIDE description thread*
Post by: boytambol on May 22, 2007, 11:14:31 PM
sabian ride crash.... kahit anong brand cguro..... madami kc xa use eh... :lol:
Title: Re: *your RIDE description thread*
Post by: Akira JUMBO on May 25, 2007, 10:55:49 PM
sabian ride crash.... kahit anong brand cguro..... madami kc xa use eh... :lol:
i think you mean model bro.. :lol:
could you give a personal description of this ride of yours.. :-D
Title: Re: *your RIDE description thread*
Post by: bangbus on May 26, 2007, 12:03:06 AM
21" Sabian Hand Hammered Raw Bell Dry Ride
Sabian describes it this way and i for once would agree with them:
High-definition sticking with the right degree of warm, funky tone. Unlathed bell cuts with maximum clarity.
it first caught my attention when i heard it live and had a chat with Incubus' drum tech when they were in manila. my desire for it was strengthene by seeing and hearing John Blackwell Jr. use it in DrummerLive 2005. Before all these, I swore by K custom rides, well not anymore (IMHO so to speak).
:mrgreen:
Title: Re: *your RIDE description thread*
Post by: inigo on May 28, 2007, 11:48:58 AM
22" K Custom Dark Ride - Low pitched ride with light overall stick definition. Good amount of wash. BELL: dry, warm and nicely-defined without being overpowering. BOW: woody stick definition with a lot of wash. EDGE: Being medium-thin, this ride responds quickly when crashed. The wash is in the mid-frequencies, EQ-wise.
20" K Custom Medium Ride - Generally bright with a hint of darkness. Brightness may be due to its unlathed underside. BELL: loud, high-pitched, defined yet dark and hollow-sounding. BOW: more stick definition than the Dark, with a higher-pitched wash underneath. EDGE: Not so responsive as a Dark when crashed. Swell is slower and the overall pitch of the wash is higher.
Generally, I think K Custom Mediums and Darks are OK for alternative rock, but not very useful (or audible) for heavy rock tunes. Jazz? Semi, but not very. :D
24" 70's A Medium - Low-pitched ride that gives an illusion of a dark sound. Very versatile cymbal, believe it or not. BELL: loud and dark, especially orgasmic if you hit it with the side of the stick. BOW: Nice stick definition; gives you a teasing wash the first time you hit it, but builds to a roar if you hit some more. EDGE: low-pitched wash with a slow-swelling crash; I imagine cream when I crash this cymbal.
Title: Re: *your RIDE description thread*
Post by: kibohead on May 28, 2007, 05:28:45 PM
ako gusto ko raw bell dry ride or power bell ride ng sabian, kaya lang wala ako pambili hehehe. i like rides that have solid bells tska less washy. i try to avoid mediums but ganun ang ride ko. hopefully i can buy the AA raw bell ride before xmas. hay ang tagal... :|
Title: Re: RIDE description thread
Post by: Akira JUMBO on September 10, 2007, 02:13:52 AM
Zildjian 22" Platinum Ping Ride
Well what can I say its the Ping-iest ride I have ever heard. Really cuts through with defined and great stick projection. It is exactly what I have been looking for after listening to the Paragon Ride of Neil Peart wherein I found out before he switched to Sabian he was using this very cymbal in Traditional finish. The bell is also Ping LOUD and I mean really LOUD! Very suitable for heavy music. Not suitable for most Jazz I guess since it has very little wash. The size really projects the ride sound. No edge wobble as this is a medium heavy cymbal. Not quite crash-able as well but to some it is quite tolerable. :lol:
Title: Re: RIDE description thread
Post by: butoyonly on September 10, 2007, 12:34:09 PM
anu ba mas ok yung hand hammered or machine hammered?? is there such thing? hehehe..wala ako mashado alam sa drums, but the mere fact na hand hammered ang isang ride, i guess mas maganda ang tunog nun. Maybe because it took several perspirations and arm stress from the maker which gives a unique sound compared to those mechanically manufactured hehehehe.... :-P
Title: Re: RIDE description thread
Post by: Akira JUMBO on September 10, 2007, 01:21:57 PM
@butoyonly
Kapatid, hand hammered is considered better than machine. As with all Western hand made items they are considered more valuable and expensive. Manual hammering as done with cast cymbals create a certain variable of sound quality compared to consistent machine hammering. Thus making each cymbal unique from the others even if they are of the same line and make.
You are probably right, its the drops of bodily liquids that probably make the cymbal more special :-D
Title: Re: RIDE description thread
Post by: peeves24 on September 10, 2007, 01:33:20 PM
anu ba mas ok yung hand hammered or machine hammered?? is there such thing? hehehe..wala ako mashado alam sa drums, but the mere fact na hand hammered ang isang ride, i guess mas maganda ang tunog nun. Maybe because it took several perspirations and arm stress from the maker which gives a unique sound compared to those mechanically manufactured hehehehe.... :-P
hand vs machine hammered hmmmm
its just a question of consistency as akira pointed out. personally, i prefer machine hammered. sure hand hammered gives a unique sound but you will likely encounter more bad sounding hand hammered cymbals than machine hammered ones (speaking from experience :evil: ).
just dont fall into the notion that hand hammered cymbals are greater than machine hammered as marketed by the cymbal companies. its your ears that will always decide for you.
2 years ago i dumped all my machine hammered cymbals (K's, A customs, AAX) to get hand hammered cymbals. right now, im collecting those same machine hammered cymbals again because they fit better in the music i play.
Title: Re: RIDE description thread
Post by: Akira JUMBO on September 10, 2007, 01:46:18 PM
just dont fall into the notion that hand hammered cymbals are greater than machine hammered as marketed by the cymbal companies. its your ears that will always decide for you.
+1
as we always say the drums including the cymbals is your voice and yours alone. You decide which suits you or not and no one but you can dictate that :wink:
Title: Re: RIDE description thread
Post by: Ralph_Petrucci on September 11, 2007, 01:07:12 AM
ZILDJIAN Z Power Ride
We use this in the studio. sobrang heavy cymbal nia and has a dark feel to it. the strange thing lang, ung bell nia can cut through sa music. im a guitarist din kasi so pag nag rerecord ako, this can blend or cut the music. yo can almost say it is a hybrid boy. haha
SABIAN B8 ride (first series)
on my opinion, the first series of the sabian was better. not only because of its thickness but also the sound. ung mga bago kasi, maxado na clang bright. i own an aax stage hats na first series din. and it is really better than he new one. this ride, i prefer it for jazz kasi mjo may pagka dark accent xa and mei warm feel. the bell is really good to dun sa mga accento nio.
hehe
Title: Re: RIDE description thread
Post by: stiknstone on September 11, 2007, 01:27:10 AM
20' Avedis Zildjian Crash Ride
im using this in a studio. very upbeat ung tunog nya pati ung bell nya matunog din. Pde mo ring gawin crash. Kung mahilig ka sa mga upbeat or loud sounds. eto gamitin mo :-D
Title: Re: RIDE description thread
Post by: markdelacruz on September 11, 2007, 01:47:15 AM
Zidjian ZHT 20" Medium Ride- clear stick definition, but the decay is too long. High pitched, strong bell sound.
Sabian HHX Legacy Ride 20" - dark sounding, defined stick definition "fiery" bell sound if struck with the drumstick shoulder, mid to high pitch bell sound if struck with the drumstick tip. Very crashable. Fiery and dark sounding. Perfect for jazz. Works out well with funk and rock for me. :)
Title: Re: RIDE description thread
Post by: inigo on September 11, 2007, 10:11:53 AM
@butoyonly Kapatid, hand hammered is considered better than machine. As with all Western hand made items they are considered more valuable and expensive. Manual hammering as done with cast cymbals create a certain variable of sound quality compared to consistent machine hammering. Thus making each cymbal unique from the others even if they are of the same line and make.
its just a question of consistency as akira pointed out. personally, i prefer machine hammered. sure hand hammered gives a unique sound but you will likely encounter more bad sounding hand hammered cymbals than machine hammered ones (speaking from experience :evil: ).
Uniqueness/inconsistency is a value that's only as important as consistency (aka, If you don't value uniqueness/inconsistency, it's not really a very good feature). Hand hammered is more expensive for the mere fact that it involves more manual labor than machine hammering. This is a fact even for everything else that's labor-intensive in the US or most other advanced countries (which is baligtad sa Pilipinas... mas mahal ang minakina dahil mas pulido ang gawa at may special na gamit involved). Other than that:
just dont fall into the notion that hand hammered cymbals are greater than machine hammered as marketed by the cymbal companies. its your ears that will always decide for you.
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: Akira JUMBO on April 10, 2008, 08:28:32 PM
Just reviving our threads for those who might want to share. :lol:
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: sandythedrummer on April 10, 2008, 10:01:36 PM
Okay i have 2 rides
20 K Custom Dark Ride Very versatile. Perfect for Crash and Ride combo!
22 K Constantinople Light Ride Super dry character with right amount of wash kasi 22". Sarap sa Low Volume Setting.
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: timpanista on April 11, 2008, 05:30:45 PM
22" Zildjian Avedis Medium Ride. loud bell sound. can be used for jazz or bigband to rock music. although not that good if you want to crash it.
21" Zildjian Avedis Sweet Ride. not as loud as the medium ride for bell but defenitly crashable.
i also used Sabian B8 Pro Heavy Ride before. defenitly not crashable. bell sounds not really good. bow sound is bit ok but i don't like it.
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: epinephrine_sevenfold on April 11, 2008, 08:31:26 PM
80's 22" planet z ride- im not really sure of when my uncle aqquired such garbage of a cymbal, but he just wouldnt hand it down to me, because of the saying planet z cymbals that survive throughout the years sound unique, this particular cymbal has sweat marks that seem like rust all over it, it gives it a dry mellow sound and far from the brand new planet z cymbals, it sounds more like a K zildjian dark ride, it's bell sounds super dry, crash is trashy....abstract hehe hard to explain since it's been a while since i've seen it, it's still alive...err.. rotting in my uncle's garage, i'd still call it garbage...smells like too
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: ushuaia on April 11, 2008, 08:48:26 PM
problem with machined hammered is consistency of sound. like if you want an old k sound like tony williams. you cant produce 10,000 cymbals with that same sound with one kind of hammering bec every alloy or blanks sounds 8-) diff. wonder why zildjian cymbals with the same model sound diff from each other? thats why even if you buy that bill stewart dry complex or you want the sound of erskines k con. you wont have it. zildjian calls it uniqueness 8-)
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: plep on April 11, 2008, 10:58:21 PM
22" A Zildjian Medium Ride a.k.a. PIG Strong bell, solid ping, just enough wash, and a big, powerful crash. Sobrang versatile. Pwedeng pang jazz, pwedeng pang metal.
20" K Zildjian Pre-Aged Dry Light Ride Actually it's not as dry as advertised. Woody stick sound with a swelling dark wash, topped off with a large, low-pitched bell. Amazing huge dark crash. Great as a ride for jazz and light rock, and as a crash for louder rock and metal.
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: powercharge on April 11, 2008, 11:58:54 PM
20" Zildjian K Jazz Ride
Obviously great for Jazz but fits Rock music very well. It's trashy with lots of warmth. I used it as a crash for rock and it just cuts through the music.
I got it at JB Music in Cubao across Fiesta Carnival way back in 1993. I seldom see anyone who uses this model. :-D
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: Ralph_Petrucci on April 13, 2008, 09:56:33 PM
okay :D
here are some of the rides i have used in my one year of drumming :D
Name: B8 Ride 20" (pre-2004) manufacturer: SABIAN Cymbals and Percussion Canada Cymabl Type: Ride Cymbal - medium bell Finish: Traditional Finish Metal: B8 Bronze
Review:
this ride is a very good choice of a ride cymbal for beginners who want a bright sound with matching good durability. this was the b8 before the new one of sabian. i can say that even that this is b8, the cymbal was pretty sweet and it can satisfy my necessities for a ride cymbal.
Name: K Jazz Ride 20" Manufacturer: Zildjian Cymbals Cymbal Type: Ride Cymbal - Big Bell Finish: traditional Metal: b20 bronze
Review:
im playing jazz right now, and it's name certainly lives up it's name: JAZZ ride. it is really perfect for that genre but the funny thing is, the guy who owns this is a rock player! so he thought the cymbal was trash. but for jazz players, it is really the best jazz ride i can vouch for.
Name: 101 20" Ride Manufacturer: PAISTE Cymbals Cymbal Type: Ride Cymbal - Big Bell Finish: Brilliant Finish Metal: Brass
Review:
of all the brass cymbals i have used? the PAISTE 101 ride is certainly the winner of it all. durable, decent sounding and easy on the budget are my descriptions for this cymbal. my friend (cymor) owns this one and it has been a year and 3 months and this cymbal is still in mint condition provided that cymor and i are prog players :D
Name: DH EXO Dry Ride 21" Manufacturer: STAGG Music Cymbal Type: Ride - Medium, RAW bell Finish: Brilliant Bow - RAW BELL Metal: B20
Review:
Quality yet affordable. perfect description for the STAGG DH EXo. i used this during the MAPEX drumfest at club dredd thanks to JP buduan of forerunner. at first, i was cynical with its sound, but as i got to play it, it was really sweet with my jazz fills and chops. i wanted to get this cymbal, but i opted to get a different one for i wasn't satisfied with the bow of the cymbal (medium low with a long decay) because i was looking for a cutting ride sound with a fierce bell :D but all in all, this is a good buy :D
and this is the ride cymbal i use as off now :D Name: Larrie Londin Signature Ride 21" Manufacturer: SABIAN Cymbals and Percussion Canada Cymbal Type: Ride Cymbal - Big Bell Finish: Brilliant Finish Metal: B20 Bronze
Review:
of all the ride cymbals I have used, this is the cymbal which certainly got my taste. it has a clear stick definition, very crashable, big bell, pronounced volume and a mid-range frequency. all in all combined to have that sweet, smooth tone. personally, i would recommend this cymbal for use on alternative music, mellow and jazz. but sadly, i think i'm the only one in the country who owns this cymbal for the SABIAN company only produced 600 pieces of this cymbal. all-in-all, this ride cymbal has the versatility to fit any genre of music.
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: kibohead on April 14, 2008, 05:36:13 PM
nilalagnat ata ako...ang lamig.... :roll:
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: Ralph_Petrucci on April 14, 2008, 05:39:27 PM
look, if you have a problem, take it up with me straight, and not by bashing me in the forums. i'm just trying to give an idea.
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: lil.drummerboy on April 14, 2008, 05:59:57 PM
wow galing ng mga review :)
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: kibohead on April 14, 2008, 06:03:45 PM
naku, you want me to be straight with you? napaka YABANG MO! kahit saan nalang. iniitindi kita kahit sa YM, pero sus! naman! di ako mainitin ulo...sobra na lang kasi kayabangan mo...sana magbago ka. yun lang!
AYAN DIRETSO YAN RALPH. :lol:
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: lil.drummerboy on April 14, 2008, 06:12:04 PM
COOL! :lol:
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: drumster on April 14, 2008, 06:13:09 PM
OT... No flame-baiting please, especially here in Pinoydrums.
kibohead and raLph_pEtRucCi, if there's something between the two of you, please deal with it outside Philmusic.com. If you continue this here, we'll be issuing a warning.
Okay, back to topic. Geez, what's wrong with some people here in Philmusic Forum nowadays?...
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: Ralph_Petrucci on April 14, 2008, 06:18:57 PM
OT... No flame-baiting please, especially here in Pinoydrums.
kibohead and raLph_pEtRucCi, if there's something between the two of you, please deal with it outside Philmusic.com. If you continue this here, we'll be issuing a warning.
Okay, back to topic. Geez, what's wrong with some people here in Philmusic Forum nowadays?...
MR. anthony dio, i apologize.
what i only did was state the ride cymbals that i have used and owned in the past. after all, thats what this thread is for, and yet, the guy is still insisting on me bragging about some thing. i have no hard feelings, let him have it his way. if it is power-tripping he wants because he has established names in this forum, Fine, i'll stop posting here to make the guy happy.
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: el Brutal on April 14, 2008, 06:20:05 PM
i use zildjian 20" custom ride...:D
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: lil.drummerboy on April 14, 2008, 06:26:31 PM
sino kaya ang may pangalan dahil sa "kayabangan" :roll:
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: drumster on April 14, 2008, 06:28:03 PM
Enough. Back to topic...
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: CDodrummer on April 16, 2008, 05:56:33 AM
K custom medium ride
I don't have pics right now but its a good versatile ride. its not to jazzy or too noisy, it fits rock well. the bell screams jazz though, clean attack but more suitatble for jazz than rock
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: prjm14 on April 16, 2008, 12:51:18 PM
request: paiste naman diyan.. :lol:
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: drewLAKANDULA on April 16, 2008, 02:50:57 PM
Mga sir pics naman jan ng mga ride niyo...hehehe..gusto ko makakita ng iba't ibang ride...hehehe...salamat!! :evil:
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: Chopstix on April 16, 2008, 05:18:15 PM
Mga sir pics naman jan ng mga ride niyo...hehehe..gusto ko makakita ng iba't ibang ride...hehehe...salamat!! :evil:
para medyo lite naman, siguro dahil summer na kaya medyo naiinitan mga brod natin dito..
sir, gusto mo talaga makakita ng iba't ibang ride huh :-) eto ang ride ko. (http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/hh180/Chopstix888/yamaha_pcy130.jpg) (http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/hh180/Chopstix888/ridenichopstix.jpg) actually pwede rin maging tunog snare yan kung gusto ko.
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: CDodrummer on April 16, 2008, 11:18:02 PM
Mga sir pics naman jan ng mga ride niyo...hehehe..gusto ko makakita ng iba't ibang ride...hehehe...salamat!! :evil:
ill post pics of my ride when I get home.(im out of town, dont have pics) :)
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: black_panther on April 18, 2008, 04:32:28 PM
i have only one ride which is the sabian aax stage 20" ride, but yeah lately i've been playing a lot if stagg cymbals, and the vintage bronze and dh exo raw bell ride are currently my favorite, the vintage bronze produces dark sound like those k's and the exo dry rides reminds me of those aa raw bell dry ride, cheers :wink:
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: epinephrine_sevenfold on April 21, 2008, 09:06:32 PM
sir how much po yung VB? may balak po akong bumili in the near futuristic future
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs! and description thread
Post by: black_panther on April 22, 2008, 10:20:18 AM
sir how much po yung VB? may balak po akong bumili in the near futuristic future
vintage bronze ride is 9,995
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs!
Post by: kimpoy19 on April 28, 2008, 08:19:20 PM
bro, may tanong po ako. hm, may nakita po akong cymbal pero hindi yun ride. sa sides nya may malalaking butas yun. sabian ata. ginagamit yun ni dave wreckl last drum collective 25 anniversary
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs!
Post by: black_panther on April 29, 2008, 10:58:18 AM
bro, may tanong po ako. hm, may nakita po akong cymbal pero hindi yun ride. sa sides nya may malalaking butas yun. sabian ata. ginagamit yun ni dave wreckl last drum collective 25 anniversary
that maybe the hhx ozone ride :wink:
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs!
Post by: CDodrummer on April 30, 2008, 01:37:58 PM
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs!
Post by: barabbas on June 06, 2008, 06:25:35 PM
Share ko lang yung sakin... ito yung binigay ni Jason Bittner sakin...
21" MB20 heavy ride... ang bigat talaga.... hand hammered.... (http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj1/barabbas_carlo/03172008184-1.jpg)
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Post by: Darel on June 08, 2008, 10:14:13 PM
sir ako 2o"solid ride(Zildjian Edge).
para sa akin,sa lahat ng nagamit ko na ride cymbal,iba yubg hatid na tunog sa akin ito..mula sa bell,yung body niya..basta ibang iba sya..kaya nga yung vocalist namin na si Hammilan(Sabian lover) bakit yun daw yung gamit ko...hehe
i just like it.... :-) :lol: :-D
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Post by: kibohead on June 12, 2008, 06:27:11 PM
share lang..i have 2 rides, yung Sabian AAX studio ride 20", very crashable siya and has a nice solid bell. controlled wash siya kasi medium thin... a very good crash-ride. :-D
itong isa naman Sabian Signature Tony Verderosa ride 19" para siyang duo ride and some sort of a hybrid ride. 7" ata ang bell nito producing a cutting bright ping, may hand hammered part, leaving a dry/raw sound("tah") tapos sa edge niya yung mejo dark clean wash. it changes it's color to blue,green,violet,pink,gold and orange. :wink:
share lang..i have 2 rides, yung Sabian AAX studio ride 20", very crashable siya and has a nice solid bell. controlled wash siya kasi medium thin... a very good crash-ride. :-D
itong isa naman Sabian Signature Tony Verderosa ride 19" para siyang duo ride and some sort of a hybrid ride. 7" ata ang bell nito producing a cutting bright ping, may hand hammered part, leaving a dry/raw sound("tah") tapos sa edge niya yung mejo dark clean wash. it changes it's color to blue,green,violet,pink,gold and orange. :wink:
share lang..i have 2 rides, yung Sabian AAX studio ride 20", very crashable siya and has a nice solid bell. controlled wash siya kasi medium thin... a very good crash-ride. :-D
itong isa naman Sabian Signature Tony Verderosa ride 19" para siyang duo ride and some sort of a hybrid ride. 7" ata ang bell nito producing a cutting bright ping, may hand hammered part, leaving a dry/raw sound("tah") tapos sa edge niya yung mejo dark clean wash. it changes it's color to blue,green,violet,pink,gold and orange. :wink:
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs!
Post by: mambo on February 01, 2009, 02:00:55 AM
ako 20" b8 pro ride gamit ko...ok naman sya(since first ride ko sya di ko masabi kung ano pa yung ok talaga sa pandinig ko)
next ride na bibilin ko yung HH 20" rock ride... ok ba to mga sir?
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs!
Post by: shotsofredmist on February 01, 2009, 05:11:14 AM
SABIAN 21" Jojo Mayer Fierce Ride - Tunog bakal, Dry, Crashable, maganda ang itsura hehehe. ZILDJIAN 20" Z custom ride - Mabigat tunog bakal din, malakas yung bell, maganda ang ping at maingay.
ZILDJIAN 20" Constantinople (with rivets) - Para sakin parang k custom ride lang din sha or avedis hinde ko alam eh may rivets pa hinde ko trip pero tinatago ko lang.
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Post by: andreiandrei on February 01, 2009, 07:03:26 AM
SABIAN 21" Jojo Mayer Fierce Ride - Tunog bakal, Dry, Crashable, maganda ang itsura hehehe. ZILDJIAN 20" Z custom ride - Mabigat tunog bakal din, malakas yung bell, maganda ang ping at maingay.
ZILDJIAN 20" Constantinople (with rivets) - Para sakin parang k custom ride lang din sha or avedis hinde ko alam eh may rivets pa hinde ko trip pero tinatago ko lang.
ayon na! lumabas na yung mga ride ni jc! haha! gusto ko talaga yung may vfx.. haha.. labas na dheniz.. boom!!
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Post by: andreiandrei on February 01, 2009, 09:17:05 AM
share lang..i have 2 rides, yung Sabian AAX studio ride 20", very crashable siya and has a nice solid bell. controlled wash siya kasi medium thin... a very good crash-ride. :-D
itong isa naman Sabian Signature Tony Verderosa ride 19" para siyang duo ride and some sort of a hybrid ride. 7" ata ang bell nito producing a cutting bright ping, may hand hammered part, leaving a dry/raw sound("tah") tapos sa edge niya yung mejo dark clean wash. it changes it's color to blue,green,violet,pink,gold and orange. :wink:
hanep talaga vfx ride.. super ping..!! haha! sana mgkaroon din ako nito..(ngpaparinig..)
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Post by: miguelkulot on February 01, 2009, 01:11:39 PM
20" B8 ride - my 1st ride. well..its a good entry level cymbal. [scoring 1-10(being the highest haha)] -ping - 6 -bell - 6.5 -crashability - 5
20" A armand ride - medium thin weight. good stick definition with a bit of wash. ( i use this as a secondary crash)
ping - 8 bell - 8.5 crashability - 10
21" a sweet ride (brilliant) - good stick definition with a little wash. the ping isnt so audible in a rock setting though. great crash. high pitched bell (i use as a main crash)
ping - 8 bell - 8 crashability - 10
22" k dark medium ride - great stick definition with a nice dark wash. full sounding bell. very very crashable. i use this as my main ride and i crash ride alot. you will get a pleasant "wall of sound" if you swing down on it properly. the medium weight (2.9k grams) makes it project perfectly in a rock setting. my favorite cymbal so far
ping - 9 bell - 9 crashability - 10
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs!
Post by: alvin_11 on February 01, 2009, 08:09:21 PM
The "stains", or whatever they are, were there when I bought it brand new. They never came off even with wear and tear. It was the ugliest of four medium rides in the store where I bought it (Salongas Cubao. Hindi pa JB noong 1976), but the sound was irresistible. It also has so many different sounds scattered around it. If I was forced to use only one cymbal in a gig, this would be it.
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Post by: tranquildomain on June 12, 2009, 07:16:31 PM
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs!
Post by: jcberedo on June 20, 2009, 11:08:11 PM
Thanks ulit kay Sir Raymond. :lol:
20" Paiste Alpha Power Ride
Copy ko lang yung infos from VintageDrum.com. Hindi ko pa kasi 'to nasusubukan kasi kakakuha ko pa lang from sir mondi:
Paiste Alpha 20" Power Ride Cymbal
Very bright, full, warm, energetic. Fairly narrow range, clean mix. Heavy, strong feel. Bright strong ping over clean, loud, low, focused wash. Very cutting ride for loud playing. Paiste Alpha cymbals are bright, crisp, energetic, powerful, and cutting - with clarity, warmth, and tonal definition. For players who need affordable cymbals with energy, versatility and very musical features.
Ito yung 90's model ng Paiste Alpha kaya iba yung logo. Phase out model na 'to kaya mahirap na humanap neto sa market.
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Post by: busog on June 26, 2009, 11:55:51 PM
*Edited Please refrain from posting such irrelevant content. -Moderator
SABIAN B8 22" lang po talga yung ride ko. hehe
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Post by: sandythedrummer on June 27, 2009, 11:19:28 PM
22 K Custom Medium Ride 22 K Constantinople Light Ride (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v731/sandyman/DSC_0275.jpg) (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v731/sandyman/DSC_0276.jpg)
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs!
Post by: woodstockintheattic on June 28, 2009, 01:19:53 PM
Here's mine:
Zildjian 22" Platinum Ping Ride (80s model, black logos)
22 K Custom Medium Ride 22 K Constantinople Light Ride (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v731/sandyman/DSC_0275.jpg) (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v731/sandyman/DSC_0276.jpg)
pwede bang crash riding yung medium ride? hindi ko na subukan masyado nung EB eh. salamat po. Yung tipong parang riding on the edge...
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs!
Post by: drumachine on September 05, 2009, 08:04:07 PM
natuwa ako sa tunog and playability + i'm also a big fan of 21" rides (sweet rides, armand ride etc.) kasi crashable sila. ganda ng bell niya tska sustain. sulit na sulit.
Title: Re: Lets see those RIDEs!
Post by: imaginaryeric on September 28, 2009, 09:28:43 AM
mga sir quick tanong lang po. alin po may mas magandang crashability?
A Sweet Ride or K Custom Ride?
yung tipong pede mong i-crashride sa song. thanks! :-)
halos parehas lang sir eh. napadaan na kasi sa akin ang 20 k custom dark ride, 21 a sweet ride (brilliant) and right now i have 21 a sweet ride (traditional finish). for me:
20 k custom dark ride -since MT weight niya crashable talaga (no doubt about it) -mejo nahihinaan lang ako sa bell (pero nagccut through naman) -nakulangan din ako sa stick definition -nahirapan ako i-control when crash-riding dahil magaan para sa akin ang 20" na MT weighted ride -warm washy sound
21 a sweet ride (brilliant finish) -M weight ride siya (pero mas controllable ang traditional finish para sa akin) -super crashable (kaya pinakawalan ko dahil naiingayan na ako. masyadong malakas para sa type of music i'm playing before) -high pitched bell and good stick definition -bright crashy sound
21 a sweet ride (traditional finish) -M weight din siya but in traditional finish [mas warmer ang tunong nito para sa akin compared to the brilliant finish or let's say mas bright nalang ang brilliant finish since nasa same A series line sila (which is also known to be bright sounding.)] -controlled wash para sa akin compared to the brilliant one -mas matagal mag-open up ito (again, compared to the brilliant finish) -mid-range bell and stick definition -compared sa two aforementioned rides, nasa gitna ito. saktong-sakto talaga para sa akin.
kung pwede na may maidadagdag pa sa pinagpipilian mo, ito suggestion ko. ang pinaka sakto sa lahat.
-22 A Medium Ride :mrgreen: (para sa mas saktong tunog. meaning mas controlled ang wash nito sa sweet ride) -21 K Crash-Ride (brilliant, zak starkey model) halos katunog ng sweet ride brilliant finish :wink:
(hindi ako nagmamarunong ah. base lang yan sa sarili kong opinion since nasubukan ko na yang mga ride cymbals na yan except for the 21 k crash ride. hehe. :-D)
mga sir quick tanong lang po. alin po may mas magandang crashability?
A Sweet Ride or K Custom Ride?
yung tipong pede mong i-crashride sa song. thanks! :-)
ay sorry bro! inaantok na talaga ako. haha. k custom ride pala ang tinatanong mo hindi k custom dark ride. hehe. pero kung ako tatanungin mo, magbabase nalang ako sa weight ng cymbal. for me, MT and M weighted rides are very good crashable rides. as for the k custom ride... hmmmm... mahirap ata bro, MH kasi eh... pero it's still personal preference. kung k custom ride, wala kang itatapon sa bell at stick definition. super rich saiya dun sa characteristics na yun! :wink:
again, sorry. hindi ko nabasa mabuti yung post mo... haha. papungas-pungas nako habang nagbabasa at nag-ttype. hehe. peace! :
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Post by: omnicloud7 on November 13, 2009, 10:47:31 PM
^^^^ NICE! PATOK! Swak na swak! maraming maraming salamat sir! just what i was looking for.
ah i see, so looks like mas versatile ang sweet ride. (at mas mura pa!) matagal na kasi talaga akong naghahanap ng versatile na ride. yung pede mong i crashride din sa mga tipong chorus ng song without overpowering the amps.
thanks rin for the suggestions! naku po, mukhang matatagalan pa ako sa pag-iisip a. di bale! matagal pa naman ata bago ako maka-ipon ng perang pambili. pero malapit narin naman bday ko atsaka pasko, baka swertehin. :-D
sa ngayon, i'm leaning on the sweet ride(traditional though) because of this vid, plus mas mura pa siya sa pagkakaalam ko sa K Custom Ride. :-)
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Post by: imaginaryeric on January 25, 2010, 11:10:11 AM
Will test drive it pa lang on our Sept 30 gig at Route 196.
:mrgreen:
Zildjian 21" A Sweet Ride
When I first tried it I was a bit disappointed knowing that it sounded too washy when you ride it. Overtones were wild and overpowering. You have to tame it a bit. The bell does not project much volume and power either. But when I crash it---BOOOM! Kudeta, sir!
It opens up just a tad slower than my AC Med Crash but nonetheless it delivered the full bodied crash I had been looking for.
But sweet as it comes, here is the best part.
We used it in a recording very recently and only then did I find its beauty. The bell, the ping, the crash - blends right in and needs no further control. When crashed, the Sweet Ride showed its true spectrum of sounds and overtones. Simply put, the Sweet Ride is the most versatile ride by Zildjian.
I shall look no further for a better ride that fits our music than this one.
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Post by: gax on January 25, 2010, 10:28:30 PM
natuwa ako sa tunog and playability + i'm also a big fan of 21" rides (sweet rides, armand ride etc.) kasi crashable sila. ganda ng bell niya tska sustain. sulit na sulit.
I use the same ride. I love it! It rings and pings. It's just sooo heavy to bring around gigs. :) Saving up for a smaller one.
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Post by: jhayphay on January 25, 2010, 10:45:55 PM
When I first tried it I was a bit disappointed knowing that it sounded too washy when you ride it. Overtones were wild and overpowering. You have to tame it a bit. The bell does not project much volume and power either. But when I crash it---BOOOM! Kudeta, sir!
It opens up just a tad slower than my AC Med Crash but nonetheless it delivered the full bodied crash I had been looking for.
But sweet as it comes, here is the best part.
We used it in a recording very recently and only then did I find its beauty. The bell, the ping, the crash - blends right in and needs no further control. When crashed, the Sweet Ride showed its true spectrum of sounds and overtones. Simply put, the Sweet Ride is the most versatile ride by Zildjian.
I shall look no further for a better ride that fits our music than this one.
"BOOOM! Kudeta, sir!"
-olrayttt! :-D
*kinilig ako sa review niyo sir eric, na-excite na tuloy ako makuha yung akin! :-)
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Post by: Riff_6603 on January 25, 2010, 11:32:43 PM
*kinilig ako sa review niyo sir eric, na-excite na tuloy ako makuha yung akin! :-)
Thanks! One is glad to be of service. Basta, if you like crash-riding a lot, here's your ride right here.
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Post by: arien_drummer on January 26, 2010, 06:00:51 PM
ngayon, sweet ride gamit ko. gusto ko sana gawing main crash... tas bibili ako ng K custom med ride as m ride. kaso wala pang pera eh... GAS!!! crashable din ba ang K cus 22 med ride? anyone?
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Post by: imaginaryeric on January 26, 2010, 11:57:06 PM
ngayon, sweet ride gamit ko. gusto ko sana gawing main crash... tas bibili ako ng K custom med ride as m ride. kaso wala pang pera eh... GAS!!! crashable din ba ang K cus 22 med ride? anyone?
sabi ni Sir Wireme oo daw. Nagusap kami in person sa kanyang Griddle Box (masarap burger diyan).
Actually sir arien yan din plano ko, pero after listening to the recording, imma stick wit da program. pwede ko na ride ito.
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Post by: stick on January 27, 2010, 12:35:43 AM
ngayon, sweet ride gamit ko. gusto ko sana gawing main crash... tas bibili ako ng K custom med ride as m ride. kaso wala pang pera eh... GAS!!! crashable din ba ang K cus 22 med ride? anyone?
You're gassing for a K Custom Medium Ride? I got one that's up for sale bro. its not more than two months old. December lang nabili and I'm selling it for only 10k. Beat that! Kunin mo na. :-D message me bro we might come to an agreement. Hehe. :-D by the way it's 20 inches and it's fairly crashable. It's got a nice wash and stick definition. Overall I think it's a great ride. Very versatile too! Hehe. If not for my sabian tri-top ride i would definitely keep this. :lol:
To answer your inquiry about the 22" version of the K Cust Med if its crashable, I'd say yes. May crash abilities din siguro. Although di pa ako nakatry. Hehe.
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Post by: arien_drummer on February 14, 2010, 03:22:31 PM
@stick
sorry bro. ngayon ko lang nakita reply mo. pass muna siguro ako sa ride mo... nagtitipid pa eh...
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Post by: omnicloud7 on March 08, 2010, 04:26:47 PM
mga sir!
inquire lang po ako about 20' Sabian AAX Stage Ride. okay ba itong ride na ito when it comes to versatility? I'm looking kasi for that cymbal na magandang i-CrashRide, tapos maganda rin i-Ride sa songs. Ayoko yung tipong pag ni-CrashRide ko eh nasasapawan na lahat amps ng kaband ko.
Any thoughts on this one? Yung hinahanap ko talaga is 21' Zildjian A Sweet Ride dahil ang ganda talaga nung crashability nitong cymbal na to. To no avail though, wala pakong mahanap na offers sa classifieds, pero may nag-offer nitong Stage Ride. Pakishare nalang po mga insights niyo sa cymbal na to. Thanks! :lol:
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Post by: Riff_6603 on March 08, 2010, 06:45:25 PM
inquire lang po ako about 20' Sabian AAX Stage Ride. okay ba itong ride na ito when it comes to versatility? I'm looking kasi for that cymbal na magandang i-CrashRide, tapos maganda rin i-Ride sa songs. Ayoko yung tipong pag ni-CrashRide ko eh nasasapawan na lahat amps ng kaband ko.
Any thoughts on this one? Yung hinahanap ko talaga is 21' Zildjian A Sweet Ride dahil ang ganda talaga nung crashability nitong cymbal na to. To no avail though, wala pakong mahanap na offers sa classifieds, pero may nag-offer nitong Stage Ride. Pakishare nalang po mga insights niyo sa cymbal na to. Thanks! :lol:
best to go with AA Medium ride or AA El Sabor ride.. usually medium rides are the most versatile and crashable.. ung stage ride gongy ang crash-ride.. hope it helps! :-)
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Post by: omnicloud7 on March 08, 2010, 08:46:21 PM
best to go with AA Medium ride or AA El Sabor ride.. usually medium rides are the most versatile and crashable.. ung stage ride gongy ang crash-ride.. hope it helps! :-)
THANKS! Now that's some useful info. :lol: Napakinggan ko rin sa youtube yung crash sound niya, mejo gongy nga. Alright, I guess I'll just continue to wait for the right deal. :-) Thanks again!
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Post by: edisonmooch on March 17, 2010, 01:58:51 PM
para sainyo ano kaya pinaka magandang crashable ride na babagay sa a custom fast crash?
parang iniisip ko yung a custom sweet ride eh, ano po sa tingint nyo na mas babagay?
Avedis Sweet Rides work well with A Custom Crashes and Medium Crashes, pero sir baka malunod o maging accent lang ang AC Fast Crash sa ikli ng decay if you plan to crash-ride the A Sweet Ride. This mother can get very loud. (Masarap kasi paluin kaya lumalakas)
Also, wala pa yatang A Custom na Sweet Ride. :wink:
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Post by: killikillers on March 19, 2010, 02:56:50 PM
Avedis Sweet Rides work well with A Custom Crashes and Medium Crashes, pero sir baka malunod o maging accent lang ang AC Fast Crash sa ikli ng decay if you plan to crash-ride the A Sweet Ride. This mother can get very loud. (Masarap kasi paluin kaya lumalakas)
Also, wala pa yatang A Custom na Sweet Ride. :wink:
oops, A Series sweet ride pala... :lol:
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Post by: wilpredo on April 12, 2010, 05:06:17 PM
basta hindi angry-gorilla-hulk-smash ang konsepto mo ng "crash ride", tatagal naman yan.
HAHA. :lol: hindi naman ako ganon. nice to know, kinabahan ako kasi sa Thin naka classify yung Ride na yun sa Zildjian.com eh. thanks sir!
P.S: plug ko nalang, bilhin niyo na yung K Custom MedRide ko para mabili ko yung K Ride. naka RUSH na siya :wink:
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Post by: plep on April 14, 2010, 08:13:43 PM
Thin ang K Ride? pagkaalala ko, nasa med thin to med range siya. it's heavier than a K Custom Dark or a Pre-Aged K.
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Post by: omnicloud7 on April 14, 2010, 08:39:38 PM
Yun yung nakalagay sa Zildjian.com eh, nabigla nga rin ako na T yung nakalagay, akala ko talaga M or MT. :? Kaya ako kinabahan sa durability niya if ever magkakaroon ako.
edit: WHOA MY BAD. Nakaclassify pala siya as Medium. :lol: yung T na nakita ko pala is yung T for Traditional finish. Apologies. :-)
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Post by: popsicle on April 15, 2010, 12:47:08 AM
medium weight siya sir. i had one before. :-D
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Post by: edisonmooch on April 15, 2010, 03:26:00 PM
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Post by: omnicloud7 on April 17, 2010, 02:25:32 AM
Mga sir!
I just want to inquire about the Zildjian 22" K Dark Medium Ride's durability. I've been spending some ample amount of time reading lots and lots of reviews about this cymbal, and the thing is, mabilis daw ito magcrack? :| Palagi ko nalang nakikita na within ilang months daw nakacrack nila. Nung una sabi ko siguro mali lang siguro technique nila sa pagpalo, pero magugulat ka talaga sa dami ng mga users na nakakacrack nitong Ride na to. Natakot tuloy ako, I'm planning pa naman to get this in the far future.
I also remember sir Popsicle cracking his? binenta niya iyon sa classifieds dati, pero pinaayos at pinaretract narin, +1 case yun. Ano po maisasabi ninyo?
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Post by: edisonmooch on April 17, 2010, 09:13:16 AM
durability?ask mo si alvin_11,sa kanya galing yung cymbals,9months to sa kanya..hehehe.anyway,di ko pa talaga to nagagamit sa band setting,di pa ako nakakatugtog lately,sa bahay lang ako.for me,yung durability ng cymbals ay sa pagpalo talaga.this cymbal is on the lighter weight in the medium series sabi sa zildjian.com. sometimes we get fooled by its size and weight kaya the people tend to overplay it.kung di ka naman heavy hitter,ok naman yata itong cymbals.ganito rin ride ni sandythedrummer,may he can provide some feedback about this ride.ask din natin si popsicle kung anong nangyari sa cymbal niya..
paging sandy and popsicle! 8-)
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Post by: sandythedrummer on April 17, 2010, 09:59:55 AM
anu yun??
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Post by: edisonmooch on April 17, 2010, 02:26:25 PM
what can you say about the 22 K Dark Med Ride's durability and why are there people saying that it is easy to break?
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Post by: glennaui on May 07, 2010, 12:49:42 PM
parang lahat tau, iisa ang gustong ride ah...
Malinaw i-crash at malinaw i-ride...
Mine is K custom medium 20", para sakin it has good stick definition, not annoying overtones and good for crashing. Also I have a paiste signature reflector 19" crash, used as my crash-ride... Bigay saking ng uncle ko... Used but performs in its finest...
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Post by: shaun_kuyukot on May 11, 2010, 01:27:40 PM
ako gusto ko raw bell dry ride or power bell ride ng sabian, kaya lang wala ako pambili hehehe. i like rides that have solid bells tska less washy. i try to avoid mediums but ganun ang ride ko. hopefully i can buy the AA raw bell ride before xmas. hay ang tagal... :|
AA raw bell dry ride!!!!!, heard the HH, HHX, AAx raw bell dry rides. the AA is the sweetest...In my opinion :-)