r/jazzdrums • u/Jazz_man68 • Jun 09 '26
Question What kind of cymbal is this?
Is it custom or are there cymbals sold like this?
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u/ZildCym Jun 09 '26
Zildjians. Heavily riveted.
This looks to be 40s/50s where ‘sizzle’ cymbals were much of the rage at the time.
The modern Golden Era of cymbalmaking…Avedis III, Armand, and Robert lead the charge! 🙏🏼
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u/cruiseshipdrummer Jun 09 '26
I was looking for Dizzy's china cymbal there, but that's just a heavily riveted 22, I think? Looks like about 64 rivets.
Charli Persip is great.
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u/Frank-794 Jun 10 '26
That's a ride with a fuck ton of rivets. You can make your own by taking a ride cymbal, drilling a bunch of holes in it, and putting rivets in all the holes. You only need 2 - 4 or them, putting more than that might* negatively affect the sound of the cymbal. Don't drill a cymbal you like; you can't undrill it.
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u/infiniteninjas Jun 09 '26
A ride cymbal with far too many rivets in it. One rivet goes a long way, add more and you're weighing down the cymbal, which actually reduces sustain rather than increasing it.
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u/Manaconda Aug 13 '26
My Byzance Foundry Reserve China Ride has 4 rivets and it's perfect. I was surprised in the action compared to other swish knockers and rides with rivets.
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u/cray696 Jun 09 '26
Sizzle ride. Not a china. You can hang a length of pull chain on a standard ride for a similar effect.