Cymbals are percussion instruments that manufacturers make from cymbal alloy. They are round, and players attach them to raised stands. When playing the cymbals, musicians will strike them with a drumstick or...
Percussionists rely on their drum kit's cymbals to create loud special effects in the music they play. Band musicians and orchestra players use different types of cymbals. Musicians calculate cymbal size by...
Your Guide to Buying Used Cymbals As a prominent percussion instrument, cymbals provide the rhythm for orchestras and bands. Moreover, they are responsible for producing accent sounds during a performance...
Purchasing a drum set is a large investment. Depending on the brand of drums, the specific types of drums in the kit, and various other factors, it is possible for a drum set to cost the buyer thousands of...
Drum sticks the guide to dispelling the myths and what you should look for. The art of the drum stick is a very interesting one and an art it is. For years the BIG drum stick companies have marketed the false...
First, let me say, you know by looking at the myriad of cymbals old and new just on ebay alone that this is something you should research first before committing your hard earned money on. What type of music...
Despite going Clash, clang, spssssh, bang (although they will do that), cymbals will add flair, style, subtle undertones and unique twists to your music. There are drummers that play with only two or three...
Zildjian K Series Cymbal If this review is helpful, I would appreciate it if you would check "yes" at the bottom. Thanks! Not long ago, we decided that we were going to go back to accoustic drums and real...
Vintage Zildjian cymbals did not have ink markings to indicate what the specific use for the cymbal was, or they could have been worn off through polishing. (by the way,polishing the cymbal does not...
A Keyhole happens in a cymbal when the cymbal stand does not have a protector on the metal. The cymbal rubs against the cymbal post and over time starts to cut a channel into the cymbal. It looks very similar...
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