sXeDanimalsXe
Senior Member
Hello all. I know there have been several threads on Saluda. Infact I stayed up much of the night in between calls reading them.
Alas a question that escaped discussion in much detail was the durability.
I haven't really found anyone to say a bad thing about the cymbals and this has me very interested. I have been a pretty loyal Sabian player for much of my 15 years of drumming. I normally play AAX and AA heavier weight cymbals. On average crashes last me 6 months before cracking while playing metal/hardcore music. About 18 months when playing more mellow rock/alternative.
So let's have it. How do Saludas hold up for you heavy (or not so heavy) hitters?
A friend of mine has cracked two, but he said he had them cranked way to tight.
Alas a question that escaped discussion in much detail was the durability.
I haven't really found anyone to say a bad thing about the cymbals and this has me very interested. I have been a pretty loyal Sabian player for much of my 15 years of drumming. I normally play AAX and AA heavier weight cymbals. On average crashes last me 6 months before cracking while playing metal/hardcore music. About 18 months when playing more mellow rock/alternative.
So let's have it. How do Saludas hold up for you heavy (or not so heavy) hitters?
A friend of mine has cracked two, but he said he had them cranked way to tight.