part 1 of 4 to come
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[ame]https://youtu.be/t5pK0DX17z0[/ame]
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Part 1:
14" K Zildjian New/Constantinople Stamp - 890/1280g
20" K Zildjian New Stamp - 2240g
22" K Zildjian Intermediate Stamp - 2680g
..Joe
Cool video! I guess there are more nice old Ks out there than I thought!
his story sounds very familiar
even down to using the old K Con on the bottom
..Joe
Good idea putting a kcon on the bottom.
that's how I put my first set together..I bought 2 new stamps a pair but one had (still does) a 6" lathe line cleann rip... I found shortly after, an old K Con and it solved that.
Still use it with a Type III on top.
So it's usually a 7xx something old K Isti on top of that 1200g old K Con. Very happy.
See what his next videos bring.
This one was the "common johnny" story one.
..Joe
part 2
[ame]https://youtu.be/WqAdDOjCjr8[/ame]
Part 2 :
14" K Zildjian Old l Stamp - 1180/1315g
20" K Zildjian New Stamp - 2090g
22" K Zildjian New Stamp - 2660g
..Joe
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parts 3 and 4 to come
..Joe
That left side 20" is the bomb. That 22" though......well let's just say that I saw that one at the drum show. I might have ridden on it for about 15 seconds and then just walked away from it.
That left side 20" is the bomb. That 22" though......well let's just say that I saw that one at the drum show. I might have ridden on it for about 15 seconds and then just walked away from it.
Are you speaking of the 22 in Video 2, the 22 he said he bought in Germany? what stamp was it. And what era is the left side 20 in Video 2.
pretty frosty for 2660 in a New Stamp if it is
Kinda like it.
..Joe
Video 2 is the one I mean. I think that both of those were probably new stamps. But that 22" was too much of an ice queen for my taste.
