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so, i've cracked my Istanbul Turk ride... and I was thinking about replacing with another Turk, but I thought I'd check out some others to see what's out there. Soo... anyone have any recommendations for a high-end ride that has a dark but unique sound, is loud but still focused (not too washy), isn't too "pingy", and is at least 21"?
also, i went to a store last week to see if they had any istanbuls... and they did, but it was a Istanbul Mehmet (it was only a 19")... my previous was made by Istanbul Agop... they can order me a 21" Istanbul Mehmet Turk, but is it going to sound pretty much the same as my Agop? Does anyone know the history of all of the different Istanbul divisions? |
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Are you opposed to flats, that would negate the pingyness? Some of them sound very good as well.
![]() Tight, dry and earthy sounding, low pitched ride, minimal over tones. Great deffintion in stick work, great all around ride. To bad they go for around $250!
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How would you say the Mehmet sounded compared to your Agop? Do they really bury these?
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Burying cymbals is a great technique! It made a few of my plates REALLY dark. REALLY dark.
As far as a recommendation of another ride, the Istanbul flat rides have a really killer sound. However, I was fortunate enough to be at PASIC and choose from about 200 rides!!! Took me about 3 days. But if you can find one that tickles your ear again, they are beautiful plates. |
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