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What cymbal is this?

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hello! i can't figure it out what makers mark is this on a crash/ride 18"? Anyone owns similar or has some info, please let me know. :)

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Posted on 9 years ago
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Check this out...Your stamp looks like the fourth one down from the top left...It`s hard to make out what it says though...Maybe another member will chime in...

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Posted on 9 years ago
#2
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Well spotted grantro. I think that says "Red Sound". One of the many Italian UFIP brands.

The wiki entry

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UFIP

says Red Sound is a discontinued UFIP series, but gives no reference. I presume the info comes from Pinksterboer's The Cymbal Book on page 166. Pinksterboer says Red Sound was a low budget series which were around prior to the Kashians, and the Kashians were a B8 line from the 1980s. So I guess that would mean the Red Sound series is 1970s, although Pinksterboer isn't explicit about what material the Red Sound series is made from.

Posted on 9 years ago
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From zenstat

Well spotted grantro. I think that says "Red Sound". One of the many Italian UFIP brands.The wiki entryhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UFIPsays Red Sound is a discontinued UFIP series, but gives no reference. I presume the info comes from Pinksterboer's The Cymbal Book on page 166. Pinksterboer says Red Sound was a low budget series which were around prior to the Kashians, and the Kashians were a B8 line from the 1980s. So I guess that would mean the Red Sound series is 1970s, although Pinksterboer isn't explicit about what material the Red Sound series is made from.

I used to have a Kashian just under 20" and very light, about 1914g. I could have sworn it was B20 just by how it sounded, but it had a very dark, brassy patina to it. For such a light ride cymbal I was expecting it to sound dark and trashy, but it was very bright and "pingy" Cool cymbal all the same.

Posted on 9 years ago
#4
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Thank you guys for the help. Really appreciated. :)

Posted on 9 years ago
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