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I love Seeing the different finishes

#eartraining ☆♡ Been a vintage nerd for decades.But having these resources such as yourself is really great

You’re too kind!

Yeah man, Old Stamp K. Zildjians are pretty expensive these days. And 18’s are incredibly hard to come by, especially a paper-thin one in perfect condition. A paper-thin 20” Old Stamp will set you back about $3000 (I paid $3100 for the 20” 1562g Old Stamp IIIa on this channel). Pretty wild. Anyway, $1600 + shipping is the reverb price. I’d do $1450 + shipping with PayPal goods and services.

Thanks, yeah I am really loving this one! It has a really beautiful wash but the stick sound is very clear and never gets lost or overpowered by the wash. I have to say, I’m a sucker for brass rivets! Love that sizzle sound. But to each their own 😁

@JulianBerkowitzDrums I can remember seeing my first sizzle cymbal when I watched Ringo with the Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964.

Yeah this one is a special one for sure! It is one of the best 22s I’ve ever played.

@@catthehank Not at the moment, but I am considering trade offers for a lighter 22” K. Istanbul Old Stamp II or III, or a 20” Old Stamp II or III + cash. Feel free to send me a message on Instagram at @julianberkowitzdrums or an email at julianberkowitz@gmail.com if you have a trade offer!

I haven’t owned an EAK cymbal yet but I’ve heard videos of them that sound fantastic. You’re totally right though, the handmade cymbals zildjian made in Istanbul are far superior to any of their modern cymbals. Most of the other cymbal companies still at the very least hand hammer their most elite lines of cymbals (sabian artisan elite, bosphorus, Istanbul agop, etc) and yet zildjian refuses to hand hammer any of their cymbals. Zildjian chose to focus on uniformity-they want people to expect their k Constantinople will sound the same as everyone else’s. But the unique nature of hand made and hand hammered cymbals is what makes them so desirable, and zildjian has decided unique sounds are not as profitable as machine determined replicable sounds.

@@JulianBerkowitzDrums Not to mention that automated production of any product in mass quantities is far more cost efficient. Shame on Avedis Zildjian Co. I've just discovered the beauty of the Meinl Byzance lines of hand-hammered cymbals. I've bought two of them so far, both used ones that I was able to try out in my local drum shop. Of all my Zildjian's, I like my old EAK the best because it is a true jazz cymbal that sounds wonderful at low volumes with acoustic instruments.

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Geez☆♡ luv the pitch of these that you show...tyyyyy.....phaaaak☆♡

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@@Catinthehackmatrix Thanks! 🙏

🙏🙏 It is one of the best cymbals I’ve played. I made the mistake of selling it once but luckily I was able to buy it back ❤

You drive a hard bargain. 😂

Thank you! Yeah it was a lucky find for me. They don’t make them like this anymore!