Cymbals

Crash ride cymbals are unique in the sense that you get the explosion of a crash and the sweetness of a ride in one cymbal. They can be a great way to minimalize your drum … Read more

China cymbals are somewhat unique. They’re built upside down and have a trashy, washy sound. China cymbals are mostly played in hard rock and metal music, with the occasional jazz use. They work really well … Read more

You’ve probably got the hi-hats, ride, and a couple of crashes. If you’re looking to add a little more spice to your drum kit, then it’s worth adding a splash cymbal or two.  Like crash … Read more

What’s a drum kit without quality crash cymbals? Even the most minimal kits need at least one crash cymbal. However, there are so many great crashes available today that it often becomes a tedious job … Read more

Cymbals are such an important part of rock music, particularly metal. They help create energy, break any built-up tension, and bring aggression into the genre.  So, you need good cymbals that exhibit these attributes and … Read more

The foundation of jazz is built upon groove and a groove doesn’t feel right without great-sounding cymbals. Every jazz drummer knows just how important cymbals are in adding an extra flair to their music.  So, … Read more

A set of hi-hats are the most important cymbals in your drum set. The trademark sound that a hi-hat produces is heavily embedded into the modern music sound that we are all familiar with. I’m … Read more

A great ride cymbal is a must if you want to have a professional-sounding drum set. I’m here to help you get an idea of what’s out there so that you spend less time browsing … Read more