Anyone have a clue what a fair price for a vintage 18" Zyn Sizzle Cymbal might be?
Also, is this brand even worth considering?
THANKS in advance for your help!
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Vintage 18" Zyn Sizzle Cymbal
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the standard zyn is made from nickel silver with a fairly high
profile – they don't sound so good IMO. The super zyn's
and 5 star zyn's are very good as the are B20 and hammered and lathed.
I have a 40's super zyn that is B20 and hammered like an old K.
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the standard zyn is made from nickel silver with a fairly highprofile – they don't sound so good IMO. The super zyn'sand 5 star zyn's are very good as the are B20 and hammered and lathed.I have a 40's super zyn that is B20 and hammered like an old K.
THANKS for the input!
Can I tell the difference between the "standard" zyn and the "super" zyn simply by appearance? If so, how?
Also, any idea what a "reasonable" price would be for each (18" sizzle) in today's market?
I appreciate your help!
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heres an older post about zyn
www.vintagedrumforum.com/showthread.php?t=9515
The super zyn is stamped as such and has the usual B20 bronze appearance.
The standard zyn look very silver/grey looking – they are simply stamped 'zyn'
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heres an older post about zynwww.vintagedrumforum.com/showthread.php?t=9515The super zyn is stamped as such and has the usual B20 bronze appearance.The standard zyn look very silver/grey looking – they are simply stamped 'zyn'
THANKS so much for your time, your help and the link you provided. I appreciate it!
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