Hey guys,
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Can anyone tell me why this went so high? $60 for a Pearl Ride??? What exactly is it? Looks to be good metal, but scratched all to heck. Steel wool?
No logo on top (anymore?).
John
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Pearl Ride on the bay - Why so high?
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I had a great day! Instead of sleeping in and wasting the day, I got up at 8 and I had all my slacking done by noon!
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Posted on 12 years ago
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Economics 101 answer: 5 bidders and 27 bids. That's what you want in an auction to get a good price if you are the seller.
Cymbal enthusiast answer: there are some really nice "old Js" and they are good buying at $61. Not everybody knows about them yet.
Scratches: looks like over enthusiastic cleaning perhaps. I hope it wasn't the seller.
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"There are some really nice old J's"....What are "J's"?I noticed a made in Canada stamp-Sabian?
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"There are some really nice old J's"....What are "J's"?I noticed a made in Canada stamp-Sabian?
Old Js is a term I learned from JDA. Old Japanese branded rides. In this case Pearl branded, although it seems to have been made in Canada -- which depending on the year means Zildjian (when they had the factory in their name) or Zildjian, Robert (now trading as Sabian but with plenty of Zildjian DNA).
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Thanks for the info.Good sounding cymbals from totally unexpected sources.Next is-look for the early 80's ZBT's (not really).I was seriously surprised that early Amir's are now "sought"after,as I owned a few and did not think much of them at all.But the Paiste 505's-that's a different story.
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