Selling a pair of 14-in hi-hats.

 The top is a thin (644g) transitional stamp, the bottom is a medium (856g) small stamp from the 1950s. I bought these about 10 years ago. They were sold to me as a set or pair of hats. I'm not sure if they left the factory together. It's not beyond the realm of possibility that they came out of the factory as a set of hats with different stamps. It did happen back then. 

 They do sound great together. The top has a smaller Bell hole. The bottom seems to have been widened at some point. Just a few minor flea bites, some stains and patina happening. Nothing crazy.

There are no cracks in either one. The holes are not keyholed. They have a great classic sound to them that is reminiscent of old rock and roll, jazz or blues. Check out the video for a sound recording of the exact cymbal. Look through and save my shop, I have more old cymbals for sale coming up in the next few weeks into October. I tend to price lower than other people. 


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Listed2 days ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • 14" A. Zildjian Transition Stamp - small stamp Hi-Hat Cymbals (Pair)
Finish
  • Traditional
Categories
Year
  • 1950's
Made In
  • United States

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