Light Ride Cymbal Grams at Lindsey Miller blog

Light Ride Cymbal Grams. Striking a cymbal produces a number of fundamental frequencies, each being emitted from a different radial location on the cymbal. Labeled a crash, but also works as a thin light jazz ride. Play the 22 for a brighter, more controlled sound, or size up to a 24 for a lower pitch. The bell emits the highest frequencies, the main playing area of the bow. They have lighter lathing yet have more hammering, a shorter decay and are responsive but not. The vertical raw series rides are thin, have a raw finish with a dark, dry and buttery sound. K light rides produce a beautifully dark, smoky sound with excellent stick definition. Very good condition with no cracks, keyholes or edge. Light in weight across the bow, deeply hammered in profile and built with a smaller bell for a larger. Ideal for electric and acoustic.

The vertical raw series rides are thin, have a raw finish with a dark, dry and buttery sound. They have lighter lathing yet have more hammering, a shorter decay and are responsive but not. Labeled a crash, but also works as a thin light jazz ride. K light rides produce a beautifully dark, smoky sound with excellent stick definition. Striking a cymbal produces a number of fundamental frequencies, each being emitted from a different radial location on the cymbal. Ideal for electric and acoustic. The bell emits the highest frequencies, the main playing area of the bow. Light in weight across the bow, deeply hammered in profile and built with a smaller bell for a larger. Very good condition with no cracks, keyholes or edge. Play the 22 for a brighter, more controlled sound, or size up to a 24 for a lower pitch.

Paiste Signature Traditionals Light Flat Ride Cymbal 22" 2 grams DCP

Light Ride Cymbal Grams The bell emits the highest frequencies, the main playing area of the bow. K light rides produce a beautifully dark, smoky sound with excellent stick definition. Striking a cymbal produces a number of fundamental frequencies, each being emitted from a different radial location on the cymbal. They have lighter lathing yet have more hammering, a shorter decay and are responsive but not. Ideal for electric and acoustic. The vertical raw series rides are thin, have a raw finish with a dark, dry and buttery sound. Light in weight across the bow, deeply hammered in profile and built with a smaller bell for a larger. Very good condition with no cracks, keyholes or edge. The bell emits the highest frequencies, the main playing area of the bow. Play the 22 for a brighter, more controlled sound, or size up to a 24 for a lower pitch. Labeled a crash, but also works as a thin light jazz ride.