A Swish cymbal is essentially a longer sustained China cymbal.

I gotta get me one of those!

LOL ,Really good luck . These Swish's are hard to really find any where .Even on Craigslist . I just gave up looking for one .Now I am looking for a Zildjian A china type now .

here is a link too one on ebay now there are two others in the same price range listed on ebay also,

http://www.ebay.com/itm/20-Vintage-70s-Thin-stamp-70s-Avedis-Zildjian-Swish-China-Cymbal-1950g-/231038899548?pt=Vintgae_Drums_Percussion&hash=item35cafdd55c

I find this thread interesting because I also have no idea what the differences are between all these similarly "bent" cymbals. I have over 20 Zildjians (Rides, Crashes, Splashes and Hats), but have never felt the need for a china, swish, or trash cymbal.

I have no problem admitting my ignorance on the subject, so... why are some of these played bell-side up, while some are played inverted with the bell mounted downward?

LOL ,Yes I already talked to him about ,But he wouldn't take a USPS money order for it .

I would really like to have that cymbal . But I just don't have a PAYPAL account anymore .

Man , If you can get it for me . Yes I do would like to Seriously have it .

Thank you.

Please try to get it before he sells it on there or to anybody else .

I play my China's, well I only ever had two of 'em, whichever way keeps the leading edge of the cymbal turned down so it doesn't chew up my sticks when I blast it on the edge.

Why don't players talk about the others China types cymbals .beside the Swish . YOu have the other like a Chian type and the Pang cymbals .

Zildjian As 1970s and 1980s China's Swish's and Pangs cymbals