Cann_Man28
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Bingo, sounds killer with the one rivet. Reminds me that I have a 20" A to drill.Well in case anyone is wondering... here's what I did. I got Memphis Drum Shop to install two Zildjian rivets. I've had it back for a couple of weeks now. I like it but decided that two rivets are just a bit much for this cymbal. Maybe the Bosphorus rivets would have been better? (Anybody know if the Bosphorus rivets fit in the same size hole as Zildjian rivets?)
So I took off one of the rivets. I like it better now and think it sounds really good. Here's the original video done by the drummer I got it from (before the rivet), followed by a video I just did with the one rivet. I used a Zoom iQ7 microphone to record this, so it sounds pretty true to in person...
Also fwiw. I look for cymbals that looked played in when I am shopping. I want a key hole, a rivet hole, some tape residue, a patina. If a cymbal is over 5 years old and doesn't look loved, I am pretty suspicious. I see many people advising against drilling due to resale status, I have a different perspective.