I suppose it would depend on the snare, wouldn't it? Olympics came out as , essentially downgraded Premiers, so even though they have the same shell---the stamped hoops, 6 lugs and student grade throwoff , seriously limit their potential but there were some with 8 lugs and heavier incurved hoops----I've even seen cast hoops, that make them an almost Premier. The only difference being the weak little throwoff.

Stambuls were the big one from Paiste in their day and despite their nickel silver construction , could be good. Nickel Silver cymbals are a crapshoot. Some are almost as good as you can get and then the next one is a trash can lid. I've got a 22" Stanople and it is in more of the trash can lid category.

I have some "stambuls" and they are, as I have been told repeatedly, NS-12, so not all that great, unless you have a complete set so that they compliment each other rather than stand out. They are not bad cymbals, IMO, but the market says they are mid-line at best. The better question to you is how does it blend with your goodies?

really according to the 67 cat they are the cheapest cymbal ludwig sold even less than there standard line.....