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drummer5359
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| No, they look cool though.
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| servantrek
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| Yes they do look cool. They must be very new I couldn't find them on the Zildjian site
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| crash
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| All looks.
The guy with the prettiest drums
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| | malletjazz3
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| It's tough to tell what the hammering is about in those photos. I also wonder just how much of a difference such subtle differences in lathing will bring. I know that something like these...
http://www.thecymbalshop.com/shop/home.php?cat=256
...can really bridge the gap between lathed and unlathed, in terms of the sound of the cymbals.
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gclin
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| I've played the Dry Complex Ride (not II) and didn't care for it at all. Maybe Zildjian didn't either, explaining the II.
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Maybe i should wait till version 3 