I definitely mix up brands, depending on what the music calls for... The only constant are my Artisan Elite hats - for jazz I usually go for the K Con MTH 22 on the right, with a Artisan Light 20 on the left, sometimes throw in an old stamp K 18 as well. But to me that really isnt mixing, as I...
Zenstat, thanks so much for that, great information. Really appreciate it. Im going with a 90s HH medium thin,.. It sure looks hand hammered to me. Great cymbal. I really dig Sabians these days.
Indeed, Ive had AAXs in the past but these hammer marks look not to be so uniform. As to HHs being signed - Im not sure on this. I had a China that wasnt and also have an Artisan Light which only has the number (#....). My Artisan Elite hats are signed though. This crash was a bargain, so Im not...
Cheers dtk. Yep, its a brilliant finish, appears to be a medium thin weight (no chance to weigh yet, only received it at work today). Attached is another photo, which will hopefully show the hammering.
Hi all. I just picked this 16 up for a really good price. Can any Sabian experts confirm which model it is? I think that its an older HH? Cheers in advance...
|I have an Artisan Light 20" - very jazzy indeed, beautiful cymbal. Wonderful stick and amazing wash. I often play it with a K Con MTH 22" and Sabian Artisan Elite 14" hats - it's a great set up. The Light opens up really easily. The only thing I would bear in mind is that it does seems to be a...
I just put one of these on my old brass snare, sounds incredible. Tuned pretty low, adds wonderful warmth and much more controllable overtones, esp with rimshots. Really lovely feel to it as well, much softer than a regular plastic head. Ill post a sound file sometime, if anyone wants to hear it.
Nice thread and great looking kits!
Mine from a session a few weeks back:
DW Collectors 20 / 12 / 14
Carlton King NOB 14 x 6.5
Sabian Artisan Elite 14
Zildjian K Istanbul Old Stamp 18
Sabian Artisan Light 20
Meinl Byzantine Extra Dry Thin 22
Ive just come across one of their snares for sale in the U.K., priced at around $500. Looks in great shape, possible 2 ply, nice tube lugs. I take these are quality drums, albeit pretty much under the radar?
The kit that made a huge impression on me as a youngster was a Yamaha Recording Custom in the classic red. My drum teacher had an old Olympic kit (cheap Premier line) prior to this, with four mounted toms in addition to the usual two up one down. This was the eighties! Sometime in 1983 / 84 he...
In the pouch it is...! I tried one of these heads @ Drumshack (not sure if medium or heavy) on the Luddy 400 COB that they talk about in the video. (Great drum shop btw, if you are in London check it out.) Sounded and felt incredible. Definite warmth and fatness that plastic heads are unable to...
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