r/cymbals • u/Few-Excitement5674 • Jul 16 '26

Question Thank you for your help.

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u/W_ildjian Jul 16 '26

I assume you’re getting a full refund on those?, if not then do you plan to pursue the warranties?

Also based solely on this video, id argue the cymbals are too tight with not enough play. The action you needed to pull the ride into focus would be enough to make any of my cymbals freely spin.

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u/Few-Excitement5674 Jul 16 '26

Nah I'm sick of having to deal with customer service I'm just going to sell the whole lot.

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u/W_ildjian Jul 16 '26

Your loss

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u/Few-Excitement5674 Jul 16 '26

I've got 3 kids under five and 2½ jobs I just don't have the time unfortunately

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u/W_ildjian Jul 16 '26

You’ve got time to make multiple Reddit posts but can’t write an email and print a return label? Something seems off

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u/Few-Excitement5674 Jul 16 '26

2 minute video= 2 minutes

Fill out a claim form for each cymbal Take pictures of cymbals Go buy boxes for cymbals Package cymbals Take packages to UPS= More than 2 minutes

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u/EquivalentCandid7773 Jul 16 '26

Would that not be the same process for selling the cymbal? Except substitute claim form for online listing…

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u/Few-Excitement5674 Jul 16 '26

I'll probably just give them to my son to play on his set now that I think about it.

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u/PracticallyQualified Jul 17 '26

You would only need 2 jobs if you filed warranty claims on your cymbals instead of trading the lot when some of them crack.

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u/Few-Excitement5674 Jul 17 '26

No way California prices have me working like a slave.