Another one that's historically interesting but not what one might consider a practical player for drum set use:
[img]http://photos.imageevent.com/drumaholic/cymbalexamples/Zildjivram_1.jpg[/img]
[img]http://photos.imageevent.com/drumaholic/cymbalexamples/PICT0199.JPG[/img]
Made by Vram Hachikan (aka Zilman), master craftsman and former foreman at the K. Zildjian foundry.
Far out man.... I'd play it !!
Course, I'm seldom practical....LOL !!
Thanks for posting it.
Kev
Interesting! Do you play it?
It doesn't work for play?
Anyway, I'd jump it if I have a chance.
Interesting! Do you play it?It doesn't work for play?Anyway, I'd jump it if I have a chance.
I guess you could play it...somebody obviously did, as evidenced by the added rivet holes. It was no dooubt made as part of a marching band pair, but it roughly a medium weight drum set cymbal for that size. I just wouldn't have any use for a 17-1/2" medium.
Ugh, it was made for a marching band? It makes me hesitate as well as the weight.
This guy's pricelist is remarkably similar to other Zildjian pricelists, isn't it? Makes me wonder what else this guy took when he left the company....marko
Someone got it?
