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20" Avedis Identification Help

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Hello,

i just picked up an nice 20" Zildjian Avedis Cymbal, 1731gr, but i have no idea which time is it from.

I have read so many about the different stamps, but i am not shure what year(s) it might be from.

Strange to me is that it has no dots in the first ottoman sign, that looks like a W (the ottoman sign for company)...other stamps i compared had dots there?

Maybe some experts are here to help me...?

The cymbals sounds very nice, clear, nice undertones, but more like a crash than a ride...compared to todays cymbal standards.

Thanks for helping!!!

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Posted on 11 years ago
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Its a 60's.

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thats a great thin weight for a 20. bet it sounds nice!

mike

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Yeah, it sound very nice..from todays view...more like a big crash than a ride cymbal. :-)

Hm, 60s, you say...that might be, the weight would fit into the early 60s, but every stamp i found on the internet from 60s had these little dots in the first arabic sign? mine has not?

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the three dots that would or wouldnt be there are right above the avedis and kinda to the right. thats where they appear or not.

mike

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From digga

Yeah, it sound very nice..from todays view...more like a big crash than a ride cymbal. :-)Hm, 60s, you say...that might be, the weight would fit into the early 60s, but every stamp i found on the internet from 60s had these little dots in the first arabic sign? mine has not?

You see the upsidedown heart, that`s for the websites and people that copy drumaholics material re-word it and claim it`s theirs !i

It`s a drum,.....Hit It !!

.....76/#XK9207 Phonic Sound Machine D454/D-505 snares !i
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From OddBall

You see the upsidedown heart, that`s for the websites and people that copy drumaholics material re-word it and claim it`s theirs !i

sorry did not get that, my english is too, bad? what exactly do you mean or refering to? i am not a native speaker, and i have no idea, what that post should mean???

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From digga

sorry did not get that, my english is too, bad? what exactly do you mean or refering to? i am not a native speaker, and i have no idea, what that post should mean???

I am a native speaker of English with a PhD and I usually do not understand much of what OddBall says. So do not blame yourself.

Attached is a copy of your stamp photo with a red circle around the place where the 3 dots are, plus an arrow to this. That is where the three dots are found which we are talking about. Is that where you are looking and talking about?

[img]http://black.net.nz/cym2013/60s.jpg[/img]

That is a 60s stamp according to Drumaholic (see above). Are both pictures from your own cymbal? The two photos look different, although it could be the lighting and angle.

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From digga

sorry did not get that, my english is too, bad? what exactly do you mean or refering to? i am not a native speaker, and i have no idea, what that post should mean???

This 60`s stamp is more clear,..the ottoman looks to me more like a set of balls or upsidedown heart than a w, it has the dots, some 60`s don`t and what I meant is that some people got alot of balls to sample one`s material and claim it as their own on the internet. I don`t have that issue but drumaholic does, and that`s because around here, we know he is the final word on pre 70`s A`s and K`s. He`s that good at it .

zenstat,..

..Every Ball is Odd because it has 4 right angles that you can`t see !i In other words, there`s two squares in every circle !i

It`s a drum,.....Hit It !!

.....76/#XK9207 Phonic Sound Machine D454/D-505 snares !i
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From zenstat

I am a native speaker of English with a PhD and I usually do not understand much of what OddBall says. So do not blame yourself. Attached is a copy of your stamp photo with a red circle around the place where the 3 dots are, plus an arrow to this. That is where the three dots are found which we are talking about. Is that where you are looking and talking about?[img]http://black.net.nz/cym2013/60s.jpg[/img]That is a 60s stamp according to Drumaholic (see above). Are both pictures from your own cymbal? The two photos look different, although it could be the lighting and angle.

I first want to thank everybody for your help and effort to answer my post!

But if anybody thinks i do not own that cymbal, i do, i have bought a from a guy who didn´t seem to know what vintage means!

The cymbal sits right next to me, and it costs me 100$!

Don´t know why anybody should claim others picture as theirs?

I do not!

The stamp picture is al little photoshoped to make the thin stamp a little better seen. Of course there´s a little difference in light!

okay good to clear that :-)

The dots i was talking about, are the dots in oddball´s attached picture...the two dots in the heard/balls/W, they are missing in mine, and i just saw stamps with them. The stamps position is not at the edge, it is more to the middle.

I also talked to a guy from holland, who sells a lot of vintage cymbals, he dated the cymbal to the early 70´s and in his opinion this weight is quite rare.

PS: for proof of ownership, some more pix, lathing, top and bottom :-)

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