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These wipes worked very well for me when I polished my complete (extended) set of cymbals. My set of Zildjian ZBT cymbals (14" hi hats, 16" and 18" crash, and 20" ride) is only a month or so old, but they had a fair number of fingerprints and scuffs, and just a general loss of luster. I replaced all the heads and completely cleaned and polished up all the shells of the drum kit, so I wanted to get the cymbals looking like new again. In addition to the new "active" set of cymbals, I had a year...
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Bosphorus Cymbals Master Series Ride Cymbal, 20
The Bosphorus Master Series ride cymbal features a range of warm, dark, and buttery tones that re-create the historic vintage sound of early jazz, blues, and big-band music. This ride cymbal offers a mellow, woody ping with a soft, giving feel when played. Its small, shallow bell along with its slightly curved profile offers the player a smoky wash of undertones that support articulate stick work and definition.This Bosphorus ride cymbal is completely handmade from the casting process through the final hammering...
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Bosphorus Traditional Thin Crash Cymbals
Find your voice, then customize it. These instruments reflect the famous history of Turkish cymbal making at its finest. They also represent the widest collection of sounds in the Bosphorus catalog. Cymbals from this series are diverse enough to be used in delicate symphonic situations and aggressive enough to be played in arena rock concerts.Bosphorus
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Heavier weight Bosphorus Gold Ride Cymbals are optimized for power and projection without sounding harsh or brittle - yet they sing with warmth & musicality! Each Gold Series Bosphorus Ride Cymbal is completely hand hammered, then buffed to a brilliant finish. Available in 20" and 22" sizes. The 22" size features an exceptionally large bell. Bosphorus Gold Series Ride Cymbals are an ideal choice when bold and powerful cymbals are required.
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The search for vintage cymbals has finally ended. These cymbals (like all Bosphorus cymbals) are completely hand-made from the casting process through the final hammering. Second the alloy is from an ancient formula passed down by first generation cymbalsmiths which give these instruments a soft, "played-in" feel. These cymbals are also much thinner than today's heavier weighted cymbals.
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Bosphorus Stanton Moore Series 20" Wide Ride Cymbal Bosphorus worked for two years with Stanton on the development of his signature series cymbals. The results capture the funky, earthy quality of Stanton's trademark sound. The tops are traditionally lathed with warm tonal grooves, while the bottoms are lathed with the distinctive wider ridges associated with the Bosphorus New Orleans series. The sound is 100% Stanton--raw, and aggressive, but always musical and extremely funky.
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22" Bosphorus New Orleans Ride Cymbal
A line of cymbals that is truly in a class by themselves. Evoking the spirit of the crescent city, this line of cymbals is at home behind a jazz kit or it can take the pounding of a blues or funk gig. The cymbal is hammered in the "Turk" tradition and then lathed in a continuous spiral from bell to outer edge. This method produces a dry yet open sound with smokey lows, clear mids, and a taste of high notes. It also produces a warm, trashy overtone that is sure to delight the ears.
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Find your voice, then customize it. These instruments reflect the famous history of Turkish cymbal making at its finest. They also represent the widest collection of sounds in the Bosphorus catalog. Cymbals from this series are diverse enough to be used in delicate symphonic situations and aggressive enough to be played in arena rock concerts. Their sounds can range from dark, delicate, and complex to bright, sharp, and penetrating. Regardless of the setting, these cymbals will inspire players to...
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Traditional splashes provide a bright and piercing attack with a very quick decay. 8 and 9 inch models have a very high pitch. 10, 11, and 12 inch models have progressively lower pitches with more body.
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USED Bosphorus 18" Turk Crash cymbal- a very dark, controlled crash. I like it as a ride too!
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The Blosphorus Cymbals Hammer Series China Cymbal was developed by veteran jazz artist Jeff Hamilton. The Hammer Series China Cymbal provides a dark complex tonal palette, with quick accents accompanied by warm, low undertones. This China cymbal speaks with distinction and character. The cymbal's organic earthy undertones blend with varied instrumentation without being obtrusive or overbearing. The Bosphorus Hammer Series China Cymbal opens quickly and decays quickly.
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Find your voice, then customize it. These instruments reflect the famous history of Turkish cymbal making at its finest. They also represent the widest collection of sounds in the Bosphorus catalog. Cymbals from this series are diverse enough to be used in delicate symphonic situations and aggressive enough to be played in arena rock concerts.Bosphorus
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Bosphorus Antique Series 20" Ride Cymbal - Alternating Lathed and Unlathed Sections on Top Side and a Completely Lathed Bottom Side - ANTIQUE20R
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Dark, nice ping. Big crash sound.
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This Bosphorus Traditional Series Dark Hi-Hat Cymbal Pair have a lower pitch than other 14" hats and a smooth swish that is very solid with little change in pitch. The Bospherus Traditional Series reflects the famous history of Turkish cymbal making at its finest. Cymbals from this series are diverse enough to be used in delicate symphonic situations and aggressive enough to be played in arena rock concerts. Regardless of the setting, these cymbals will inspire players to maximize their creative output.
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This Bosphorus crash cymbal from the New Orleans Series feels as good behind a jazz kit as it does on a contemporary setup. It is completely hand-hammered in the traditional manner, then wide-lathed in a continuous spiral from bell to outer edge. The distinctive lathing produces quick, dry crashes with reduced sustain but plenty of low end harmonics. It resembles an aged vintage Turkish cymbal.
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Unlike most unlathed cymbals, the original ride has a distinct shimmering quality. It has a slightly smaller bell than the other Turk rides and is somewhat higher in pitch than the Light ride. A wonderfully sweet sounding cymbal that would fit nicely in low volume, acoustic settings.
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Bosphorus 20" Turk Series Ride Cymbal
Hand hammered but completely unlathed, the Turk Series is characterized by its exotic, earthy stick sound and reduced overtones. Visually stunning with straight from the oven coloration. A cool primary voice, or a daring addition to a conventional setup. Like hearing a dry martini. This series speaks with attitude.
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Traditional splashes provide a bright and piercing attack with a very quick decay. 8 and 9 inch models have a very high pitch. 10, 11, and 12 inch models have progressively lower pitches with more body.
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Find your voice, then customize it. These instruments reflect the famous history of Turkish cymbal making at its finest. They also represent the widest collection of sounds in the Bosphorus catalog. Cymbals from this series are diverse enough to be used in delicate symphonic situations and aggressive enough to be played in arena rock concerts.
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Tops and bottoms of these New Orleans Bosphorus Hi-Hat Cymbals are hand lathed as pairs for a perfect match. Wide lathing on both sides gives these Bosphorus hi-hats a very dry and dark tone. Sounds resemble aged vintage Turkish hats. The distinctive lathing of the Bosphorus New Orleans Series produces a clear and woody stick sound with more spread than the Turk Series but less wash than the Traditional Series. Cymbal Matching Service: Order these hi-hats with a Bosphorus crash or ride cymbal and...
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The Antique Series marries the two lathing patterns found on the Traditional Series and the Turk Series. These cymbals offer the brilliance of a classic, lathed cymbal and the dryness of a raw, unlathed cymbal. The top side of each cymbal features an unlathed bell and a narrow strip of unlathed cymbal approximately half way between the bell and the edge. The bottom side of each cymbal is completely lathed.
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Evoking the spirit of the crescent city, this series feels as good behind a jazz kit as it does on a contemporary setup. These cymbals are completely hand hammered in the traditional manner, then wide-lathed in a continuous spiral from bell to outer edge.Bosphorus
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I have been drumming for nearly two decades, and have owned the Bosphorus 17" Gold power crash for 3 years. First off let me say, I believe it to be the best crash I've ever played. It's bright, without sounding brittle. It cuts through the amps like a knife, and it's just beautiful under stage lights. I have a Paiste 2002 18" medium and a Paiste 3000 power crash on my kit as well. I originally thought I wouldn't like the way this B20 sounded with the Paiste B8s. I couldn't have been more wrong...
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