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[color=purple3][font=Times New Roman][size=+1]21" weighing 2123 gms.[/size][/font][/color]
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LoLoLoLo!!! Sooo this is a pre UNIT???? hey how's this piece of pie sound??, it is absolutely a beauty, paper zildjian stamp they just don't last this long, put that cymbal er unit er symbol er oh what ever it's called in a museum. soo sweet Cool1
For a little ear candy to go along with it, here's the soundfile of this particular unit.
[color=blue][font=times new roman][size=+1]21" old stamp K[/size][/font][/color]
oh yeah, thats an old k alright!!!!!!! Mind Blowi
Simply stunning.
Between this one and the old A 21 in the "here ye here ye thread", I'd actually go for the A. Both of em are very very nice. I'm just diggin the A a little more.
Which of the two would you say is a louder cymbal btw?
Cheers,
Mike
Between this one and the old A 21 in the "here ye here ye thread", I'd actually go for the A. Both of em are very very nice. I'm just diggin the A a little more.Which of the two would you say is a louder cymbal btw?Cheers,Mike
Actually they're both pretty quiet cymbals. But I know what you mean about that 21" A. To me that thing is absolute A. perfection. But what I don't understand is how that cymbal was advertised at Steve Maxwell's with a soundfile for an entire month without somebody else gettting it first. Just glad of it.
