This is interesting...I think the guy has a good idea.
I've used a Camco two-arm sizzler for decades, primarily because I couldn't afford additional cymbals. Do you guys have any opinions about these?
This is interesting...I think the guy has a good idea.
I've used a Camco two-arm sizzler for decades, primarily because I couldn't afford additional cymbals. Do you guys have any opinions about these?
I seem to remember there being an additional sentence at the bottom of the catalog pages that offered the option of having rivets factory-installed.
My Zildjian cats show cymbals with rivets. They are "sizzle" cymbals. Definitely factory sizzles.
This is interesting...I think the guy has a good idea.http://cgi.ebay.com/Cymbal-SIZZLER-OUT-OF-THE-WAY-design-camco-rivets_W0QQitemZ200391900609QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item2ea849bdc1I've used a Camco two-arm sizzler for decades, primarily because I couldn't afford additional cymbals. Do you guys have any opinions about these?
I tried one of those 35 years ago and while they worked, the whole thing, including the rivets was aluminum, and I didn't like the sound of it on account of that. It wouldn't take much to make a brass one and I can't imagine why it wouldn't sound good.
I tried one of those 35 years ago and while they worked, the whole thing, including the rivets was aluminum, and I didn't like the sound of it on account of that. It wouldn't take much to make a brass one and I can't imagine why it wouldn't sound good.
They are brass. He uses brass rivets in the head. The arms are aluminum.
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