robyn - I just bought one at Music Go Round! It's a 60's 18" thin, just what I was looking for. Thank you so much for your offer.

You ought to keep that one for yourself! It's a nice 70's solid logo A. A little heavy for me, but a great rock crash!

Thanks again, robyn. Good looking out!

John

Glad you found what you were looking for,and hope you have hours of enjoyment playing it. After i got the cymbal out of the case and seen rock crash on it, i didn't think it was what you were looking for but had to follow thru with my offer. If it would of been something you would of liked i was gonna gift it to you. This offer was only open to you, only becoz of the kindness you have shown me. Now my plans are to keep it and play the heck out of it.

Can you i d another cymbal for me? With this 18 i got a 20 ride and a 16 crash that have the same type of stamp on them. What can you tell me about them and is this what the stamp on the 18 supost to look like?

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Robyn - the stamp in the photo looks like a 70's 'thin stamp.' Same era as your 18" crash. Good cymbals. Unless you need the scratch for something else, it's a good set for you to keep for awhile. Those 70's A's are respectable rock cymbals. I had a set like that at one time. Enjoy em!

John

Thanks john. I am completely happy with these cymbals, no need to look any ****her. Have no intention on getting rid of these cymbals but was willing to share with you.