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Stagg Cymbals

  • 08-05-2004 11:38am
    #1
    Baggio
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,006 ✭✭✭


    Well folks,,
    ,anyone ever see/touch/smell!/use these?...I am a Zildjian/Wuhan china person myself, but must admit these do look very different/intriguing?...I've heard from the US that they'v made a major impact in some places over there, would love to try them out for the hell of it. They apparantly are ALL hand hamered models, 7 different lines, from China, and are very under-priced according to some sources.
    I noticed Modern Drummer didn't exactly rubbish them when pointing them out as good NEW movers on the drumming scene.

    Anyway...food for thought, who knows..if/when I win the lotto maybe I'll buy a second kit and have one with all Zildjian/Wuhans,,,and maye a totally experimental outfit with perhaps Stagg or Sabian/Paragon or Meinl cymbals instead...ahh one can dream,

    ...ciao' amigos.....Baggio........................


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  • #2
    superconor
    Closed Accounts Posts: 953 ✭✭✭superconor


    i use a 14" Stagg Crash as well as my 20" Zildjian ride and 16" Zildjian crash. got the stagg for £14 in belfast. its ok, but i would get one of the 'brilliant' range as they have a better sound. they good enough if you dont want to spend £90 on a Zildjian 8" splash.


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