I think Stagg has one, their cymbals aren't terrible.
Are you just curious if anyone else makes them, or do all of these mega-bell rides lack something you're looking for?
Respectfully disagree.Was actually aware of the Soultone one but here nothing good about the brand reading on various forums about them
Respectfully disagree.
Soultone is made at the same foundry as Masterworks and their cymbals are as good as any other top of the line cymbal.
They are legitimate hand hammered Turkish cymbals.
Big fan of their hi hats, especially the "Vintage Old School 1964" series. I have 4 pair. 5 of my 7 gig cymbals are Soultone, been playing them since 2011.
They get a lot of toxicity thrown at them for their marketing & sponsorship tactics. But their cymbals are legit!Was actually aware of the Soultone one but here nothing good about the brand reading on various forums about them
They get a lot of toxicity thrown at them for their marketing & sponsorship tactics. But their cymbals are legit!
That 26” Extreme Mega Bell ride is redonkulous!! I don’t play the kind of music that would warrant one, but I’d love to have it just to have it.
I mean...Twenty. Six. Inches!!! To quote Joe Dirt, “WOOOOOOOOO!!!! Look at that SHIT!!”
Respectfully disagree.
Soultone is made at the same foundry as Masterworks and their cymbals are as good as any other top of the line cymbal.
They are legitimate hand hammered Turkish cymbals.
Big fan of their hi hats, especially the "Vintage Old School 1964" series. I have 4 pair. 5 of my 7 gig cymbals are Soultone, been playing them since 2011.
UFIP ride cymbals have fantastic bells, the Bionic series ride bells are really powerful, not hugely oversized but the sound is better than any I have heard.
What does "raw bell" mean anyway?Diril Cymbals Rawbell Series: http://dirilcymbals.com/cymbals-3-rawbell-diril-cymbals.html
It means that the bell isn’t lathed. Some people say it makes the bell louder, but I don’t really hear a difference.What does "raw bell" mean anyway?