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Just about as thin as a 22" ever gets Last viewed: 6 hours ago

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Only Boslover's type II trans is thinner, and maybe one that I used to have:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/A-zildjian-TRANS-stamp-Extra-THIN-vintage-Riveted-Ride-cymbal-22-2080g/203176140760?hash=item2f4e3ddfd8:g:E3IAAOSwAEJfqz-w

Posted on 4 years ago
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Sure is very light for a 22" ..

Cheers

John

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Posted on 4 years ago
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From longjohn

Sure is very light for a 22" ..CheersJohn

If they didn't keep that wing nut cranked down good and tight on the stand it might just float away.

Posted on 4 years ago
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Cool!

I know its not an Old A (or even an A at all) but................

I have a Dream Bliss Paper Thin 22" (actually measures about 21 3/4") that is 1652 grams. Talk about thin! I love, love LOVE this cymbal and for as thin as it is, it actually has a good stick, a surprisingly decent bell and of course is very crashable and wobbles like crazy. I can't imagine playing a jazz gig without it. It reminds me a lot of Brian Blade's 24" Spizzichino that he uses on almost every gig.

If anyone wants to see a video, I'd be happy to post one.

Posted on 4 years ago
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Any audio of it? I have always been interested in the Dream Bliss line after hearing a killer 22" at Guitar Center, not buying it, and then returning the next day to find it gone.

Posted on 4 years ago
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From Drumaholic

Only Boslover's type II trans is thinner, and maybe one that I used to have:

Yep. The 22" Type II trans stamp my son Milestones got from Steve Maxwell's NYC store in 2019 weighs in at 1908 grams. It is in excellent condition for a 71 year old cymbal. While a bit of the Arabic is either worn or was not deeply impressed it is still visible, and the stamp as a whole is well defined and complete. The attached image doesn't do the quality of the stamp justice.

By comparison, that 2080 gram trans on eBay seems to be on the heavy side. Laughing H

[img]https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50689612761_b9e7dae6a6_c.jpg[/img]20190618_154324_DXO 12-05-20_DxO by mwsilver, on Flickr

[img]https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50689644346_819670a025_c.jpg[/img]20190618_154241_DXO 12-05-20_1_DxO by mwsilver, on Flickr

Mark
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Posted on 4 years ago
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From vyacheslav

Cool!I know its not an Old A (or even an A at all) but................I have a Dream Bliss Paper Thin 22" (actually measures about 21 3/4") that is 1652 grams. Talk about thin! I love, love LOVE this cymbal and for as thin as it is, it actually has a good stick, a surprisingly decent bell and of course is very crashable and wobbles like crazy. I can't imagine playing a jazz gig without it. It reminds me a lot of Brian Blade's 24" Spizzichino that he uses on almost every gig.If anyone wants to see a video, I'd be happy to post one.

I would like to see a video of that cymbal?

Mark
BosLover
Posted on 4 years ago
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From BosLover

I would like to see a video of that cymbal?

Ok. I can film a video. If I can't post it in the next day, it will have to wait a week, but I'll post it for you.

Posted on 4 years ago
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From vyacheslav

Ok. I can film a video. If I can't post it in the next day, it will have to wait a week, but I'll post it for you.

Thanks. Whenever you get chance. Among my son's many ride cymbals he has a 20" and 22" Dream Bliss. Just curious how a really thin one sounds.

Mark
BosLover
Posted on 4 years ago
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It's basically a big crash cymbal that you can ride on if you do it lightly. I think it's a really nice cymbal and I could see it being applied to a quiet jazz gig. I like it. EDIT: This isn't me or my cymbal. The way I worded my post makes it seem like it's me and mine...but it's not.

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3ckl-1YGMk"]Dream 22" Bliss Paper Thin - 1685g - YouTube[/ame]

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Posted on 4 years ago
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