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05-15-2005
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A really big monster truck?
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05-15-2005
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Zildjian currently makes a 24" A Medium Ride. It's got a pretty good sound. It's got a big bell, it's dark and it's got a little more ping than I was looking for but you can still wash it out and crash on it. Paiste also makes a 24" 2002 Ride. That's what John Bonham used. I've seen 26" Zildjian rides on Ebay but i've never heard them. The bigger rides are probably for orchestra use.
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05-15-2005
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You can probably see if you can custom order a Paiste 2002 28" Mega Rock Bell Ride... or wutever its called
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05-15-2005
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Sabian has a 30 inch ride.
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05-15-2005
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Cymbal bags
I don't think they make a cymbal bag bigger than a 22".
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05-16-2005
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Quote:
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05-21-2005
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24" Vintage Avedis Zildjian Light Crash Ride Cymbal
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW
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05-24-2005
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Biggest ive personally seen is a Paiste 2002 24" ride.
The thing is...unless it was a washy jazz ride (but then why would you want a 24" one) then it'd have to sodding heavy! To still get a nice sound it must be sooo thick! ....It would hurt 
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05-26-2005
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I just can't resist......
"I hop in my Chrysler, it's as big as a whale! And it's about to set saaaiiiiiiillllllll" .....must....develop....self....control....not post....stupid....statements....
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05-29-2005
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one time me and my drummer hammered out the middle of a stop sign we stole from the city's dump and then drilled a hole in it.... it sounded like ass, so we glued a bunch of green army men to it and hung it on the wall.
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05-29-2005
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WOW! I want to try that
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05-29-2005
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You could always try one of these for a Flat ride.
It's a 32" or 34" Gamelan Gong made by Zildjian during the 1970's. One of my friends bought it in LA when he was living there... it sounds nothing like a traditional "Oriental" Gong. It's just like a giant, extra-thick Ride cymbal - and definitely not pleasing to the ear to crash on. Klang with a capital K! But it's got a hole in the center to be mounted on a cymbal stand, so you might want to try one of these - and it will definitely cut through the mix if you're riding on it. Tim
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05-29-2005
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Quote:
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