Vintage Avedis Zildjian Cymbals
Here is a video all about the old Avedis Zildjian Cymbals that I use from time to time. They are from the 1940's, 50's and 60's. Here are the sizes and weights of the cymbals in the video 1950's 24" Ride -2900 Grams 1960's 22" Ride -2750 Grams 1950's 20" Ride with rivets- 2120 grams 1940's 13.5" Hi Hats top 550 grams, bottom 740 Grams 1950's 15" Crash 700 grams 1940's Splash 235 grams The kit I am using is a Gretsch Catalina Elite set from the early 1990's. I use this as my portable practice kit as well as a small gigging kit. The sizes are: 16" BD, 12" and 14" toms and a Ludwig 5"x14" Black Beauty snare.
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Tips For Choosing Hi-Hat Cymbals and Hi-Hat Stands
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How to Choose a Good Ride Cymbal
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Zildjian Then and Now: A Comparison of Vintage and Modern Cymbal Sounds | K Cons (Part 4 of 4)
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Joe Morello 1991 drum clinic. Front row, clear view of snare and kit. Louie Bellson, guest.
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Only Five People Know The Secret To Making Zildjian's Iconic Cymbals | Still Standing
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Cymbalsmith and Jazz Drummer GEEK OUT on Cymbals
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Playing with Relaxed Technique on the Drum Set
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Zildjian K Cymbals with Paul Francis - Drum Addicts
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How OLD Are My Cymbals? - How to Date Vintage Zildjians
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Zildjian Factory Tour
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John Riley's Vintage Cymbal Collection (Part 1 of 4)
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Tips for Selecting Cymbals for Jazz Drumming
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Zildjian Cymbals...The Incredible Family History
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Old vs. New Cymbals | Cymbal Sounds - Ep. 15
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This is what happened during a Restoration of a 1970's Tama Imperial Star! The horror. The joy.
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How to Choose a Good Crash Cymbal
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TRADITIONAL VS MODERN COMPING FOR DRUMS | Jazz Drummer Q-Tip of the Week
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How to Choose a Good China Type Cymbal
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CHEAP Cymbal Makeover?! (Turning a $60 ride into a great jazz cymbal)
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