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I don't think there's enough genuine interest in the subject matter at hand to justify making this part of Vintage Drum Forum worth having.

Is that because your video didn't play or because we simply just listen to you because there really isn't anyone else ?

The video cannot be viewed so how can anyone comment or be interested if you cannot watch what you posted. Fix the video so the forum can view it, just saying. Bump

Catherine

I always enjoy sound clips and videos showing drums and cymbals.

I think that the reason you aren't getting a lot of response is that there is no context or background on the video. It just says "Turkish Made".

There are 1000's of cymbals around that are Turkish made. What's the context? Is this your cymbal? Are you selling it? Did you recently purchase this? Is this part of your collection you wanted to share?

Give a little background information about why you're posting the video and what you want people to listen for, comment on etc. and I'm sure you would get a better response rate.

V

Somebody fixed the YouTube permissions so the video appears, but not the two photos. From the video I can tell that is a Legado Cymbal from the Heritage line.

https://legadocymbals.com/product-category/heritage/

This is the second time you have posted a 24" Legado Heritage:

http://www.vintagedrumforum.com/showthread.php?t=64810

Same cymbal? :confused: It's the same Youtube account. Have we just moved from calling it Paper Thin to giving the weight as 2693g? Both sound files are very poor "phone quality" so it is hard to say much more.

That thing started washing out right away. If you try to keep time with it it'll be all washy bell sounding. It'll effect what people think of one's drumming skills. Personally I wouldn't even consider that thing. Turkish made is a sales pitch.

'Phone quality' sound files for cymbals in 2019? Come ON man...

And finally, responses...my heart is glad.

Can't do better than a you tube video right now. PC is shot.