i have a zildian A that is a 20 inch ride with the stamp about halfway up to the bell....the stamp is about 1 1/4 tall...it apears to be from the 70's.....but between the stamp and the bell it has the faint black print , that says " drum corps" anyone ever seen this .....what does it all meanHelp2
by the way the word "drum " is written above the word " corps" if that helps
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a picture is worth a thousand words. D' Drummer
i have a zildian A that is a 20 inch ride with the stamp about halfway up to the bell....the stamp is about 1 1/4 tall...it apears to be from the 70's.....but between the stamp and the bell it has the faint black print , that says " drum corps" anyone ever seen this .....what does it all meanHelp2by the way the word "drum " is written above the word " corps" if that helps
Yes, pics would help. In general, a "Drum Corps" cymbal would be designed for marching. It is probably pretty heavy (marching cymbals take a lot of abuse), but can make a good ride if you like heavy rides.
by the way the word "drum " is written above the word " corps" if that helps
Doesn't that usually signify a dead tom??? Oh wait....that would have an 'e' on the end. My bad.
That would indeed denote marching cymbals which are usually very heavy...as has already been stated. Kind of a waste of space, this one.
Doesn't that usually signify a dead tom??? Oh wait....that would have an 'e' on the end. My bad.That would indeed denote marching cymbals which are usually very heavy...as has already been stated. Kind of a waste of space, this one.
Are you awake yet... that was some stretch
Get some coffee, and return with the good stuff .... ;)
here are the pics
Early 70's.
