The name Atacama comes from a large desert plateau in South America west of the Andes Mountains. It is referred to as the driest desert on the planet, and this arid quality is reflected in this cymbal pair. The 14” crash is thin and completely hammered to the edge, except for the bell which is […]

The name Atacama comes from a large desert plateau in South America west of the Andes Mountains. It is referred to as the driest desert on the planet, and this arid quality is reflected in this cymbal pair. The 14” crash is thin and completely hammered to the edge, except for the bell which is […]

This mini-splash is unhammered and very brilliant. The name Gamma is derived from Gamma Ray Burst, a very direct and powerful ray of electromagnetic energy from a supernova of a collapsing star. The sound is very sharp and intense; however, it does not have a prolonged sustain. It is a contrasting sparkle to the other […]

Karaburan is a very powerful wind that blows from the Gobi Desert across central Asia in the spring and summer months, carrying with it large amounts of black dust which darkens the sky. Respectfully, the design of this china-type cymbal produces exquisite deep and dark overtones at low dynamics and a wide wash at high […]

The term Löß refers to the most fragile rock found on the planet which is extremely thin and delicate. This quality shines in this petite cymbal. The characteristic of this splash could be described as something similar to a mini-china. It is very sensitive to the touch and has a very quick decay.

The Satellites are essentially flat hammered discs. They can be thought of as mini-flat rides, flat bells, or flat splashes. Being they are fully hammered, their quality is dark; however, because of their diameter of 9” 10”, and 11” more overtones can be exposed. Depend- ing on technique, these small cymbals have multiple sonic possibilities. […]

The unique feature of these cymbals is a specially fitted rivet arrangement designed to create a controlled “rattle” sound on the instrument. These cymbals are as well extremely dry in character, similar to Atacama line, also with unhammered bells producing minimal overtones. The lightweight hi-hat collection of 12”, 13”, and 14” are balanced in a […]

The unique feature of these cymbals is a specially fitted rivet arrangement designed to create a controlled “rattle” sound on the instrument. These cymbals are as well extremely dry in character, similar to Atacama line, also with unhammered bells producing minimal overtones. The lightweight hi-hat collection of 12”, 13”, and 14” are balanced in a […]

The 8” Toprak hi-hats are inspired by the instrument Krakeb, metal castanets found typically in percussion from Morocco. They are hammered and have a raw, earthy sound, with precise articulation and controllable dynamic range, without prolonged sustain. The top cymbal contains air holes that facilitate smooth air flow and less weight, allowing for fast and […]

The 7” Tüy hi-hats are extremely thin and lightweight, producing crisp and clear sound with a very soft dynamic possibility.They are elegantly compatible with percussion instruments such as the Cajon and the vast variety of Frame Drums and other hand percussion from various cultures. The top cymbal is designed with air holes to allow for […]

These cymbals are extremely thin, unhammered, and intentionally warped in their shape. The reason for the water connotation is when they are struck the entire cymbal vibrates in such a way it resembles vibrations though water. The incredible feature is that the sound produced mimics the sound of a concert gong/tam-tam with only the fraction […]