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I would appreciate some help recognizing cymbals

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Yeeej..I found first cymbal I posted, on the net...it`s a Dixon. Photos (link under) I guess are from latter models and 12 through 20 inch `` ......:))))))))))

Dixon is the brand and dx is a particular model. 60 eur is the price for 18 inch new... It`s a beginner model.

http://www.stage-and-studio.de/media/image/thumbnail/dixon-py108-splash-cymbal-50826_276210052f4b2b5375e4_720x600.jpg

Dixon DX Cymbal PY-118 Crash 18"...i cant say if mine is crash or ride?

Web page: http://www.stage-and-studio.de/detail/index/sArticle/648

Posted on 9 years ago
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From GiantBeater

I made a quick sound file of my flat ride, check it out if you can! Ahhhh Marcello, Chicago can be wonderful but the winter creeps up on us faster and faster each year! https://soundcloud.com/7levelsstudios/vintage-italian-hipercussion-flat-ride

Being a novice drummer but old musician, that sounds like a keeper, now that I listened to music file ;)))))))

We haven`t had severe winters lately in Belgrade, but the wind gets more stronger each year..Not to mention floods this year that devastated 1/3 of the country.....

If I ever return to Chicago for a few days, U prepare for Rakija and some food assortments carefully chosen here;)

Posted on 9 years ago
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The thing with the size being slightly off on these older cymbals, especially Italian ones, was that during that time, European cymbal makers still made their cymbals according to metric sizes, not inches. So you would have 35cm, 40cm, 45cm and 50cm, rather than 14", 16", 18" and 20" cymbals.

Posted on 9 years ago
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