14" first stamp 975 grams
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15" Zilco Constantinople 750 g
I love this thing. Just perfect. A great crash or hat.
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15" 1950s unmarked Italian 869 grams
Found years ago. Instant love. Usually matched with the 15" Zilco Con.
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15" Vibra Zanchi F&F 1032 grams
15" Vibra Zanchi F&F 1044 grams
Might be from the 50s. Not sure. Beautiful hand hammering. Came as a pair.
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16" Zilco Constantinople 896 grams.
Super thin and flexible. Gorgeous hammering and lathe chatter.
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20" Caravan Old J 1864 grams. 1960s.
This is a weird one. The first Old J I've seen that isn't made of brass. Might be B10 or B8. It's some kind of bronze alloy. I have heard of others being made of B20. Never saw one though.
Really dark and dry, but still musical. Very flexible.
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What is an "old J"? I've never heard that term before.
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Made in Japan I believe.
Mike
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Oh, cool. Indeed, I used to have one from the early 70s that sounded great and that I wish I still had. It was 22", thin, dark and dry, and probably $10. Recorded well too.
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