I concur. I've always loved Wuhan's Splashes & Chinas. So crisp and smooth sounding. Downside is it's hit or miss on longevity. They sound so nice, though.
@@mikeskenne You're spot on about the longevity being hit or miss. Back in 2010 I bought an 18" china, and broke it in under 15 minutes of playing time. I brought it back to GC and they let me pick a new one, that has been on my kit ever since, and I'm a pretty hard hitting metal player! But yeah, that Wuhan Western was my favorite of all of them, regardless of price.
That Wuhan Western is hands down the best value for money! It wasn't until the Turkish Classic did I start hearing comparably nice sounding cymbals. Turkish Classic, Meinl Byzance Polyphonic and Jazz were my three favourites.
Wow that twenty-eight-dollar Wuhan sounded pretty damn good. This video really showed that the most expensive doesn't necessarily translate to best sound. On the high end, the Paste Signature was very nice.
The Wuhan Western sounded the best to me of all of them. Smooth, shimmery, glassy and best of all, it didn't choke like a lot of splash cymbals. Almost sounded like a crash, but miniature.
Just got my phone out (watching on the telly) to say the $28 Wuhan Western was hands down the best one, only to find that everyone else in the comments has said the same thing, so I won't bother.
IMO, the Sabian AAX Aero, Paiste Signature, Paiste 602 Modern Essential, Istanbul Agop Xist sounding the best, but the Paiste Splashes are in Germany significant cheeper, round about 180 € Euros. Great Video and many greetings from Germany.
byzance polyphonic and jazz were insane, the extra dry and the wuhan koi were also sex, and the meta sounded pretty damn yummy too. (jeez i have a bias towards meinl) the western sounds 100 dollars more expensive then it is.. best sound for price i hate hcs so much it sounds so bad💀 on another note.. the FRX was the most sex, like if u agree
As soon as I heard the $28 Wuhan I knew it was going to be one of the best. Many of the other splashes may have sounded good but they seemed too heavy, which ruined the sound. I don't care how good it sounds, I'm not paying 250 bucks for a little splash!
Agree. I have the Turkish Meta and love it. In fact, all my cymbols are Metas. Although the 14 hihats are too heavy. I'm going to put the top on the bottom, and buy a lighter top.
@@TECHASKI1 They are great. Turkish Cymbals knows how to make splash, crash and china. I have 17" medium Turkish crash (from 2004), loud but also incredible sensitive, can be used even by hand! But for rides, always Agop. IMHO.
I got that Meinl $35 splash last week. Sounded good on video, sounded good at guitar center, got home and man it sounded dead. 😂. I got a wuhan western splash 8 and it kills!
My "Shortlist": Wuhan Western (What a bargain!) Wuhan Koi Istanbul Apop Xist Sabian AA Brilliant Istanbul Agop Traditional Meinl Byzance Polyphonic Meinl Byzance Jazz Sabian HHX (Best for me. Already have one…)
I really started noticing a difference in the cymbals when you got into the 150 dollar range They shimmered and were a lot more musical than the cymbals below 100 dollars Just my opinion though
As always happen...no one in up to the paiste signature or 602, so if will not be one of this two, wuhan are the best choice. Personally I prefer to have one 8" and one 12" instead of a 10" ones
Some of them have nice white noise qualities. Meinl Byzance Polyphonic and Extra Dry, Sabian AAX Aero and FRX are nice splash cymbals with china-esk qualities. I'd go with Wuhan Western any day. It's easily in the top 3 best cymbals and it's by far the cheapest of those. Especially Zildjian is very disappointing.
Wuhan Koi & Western light and trashy- awesome for the price, Paiste 8 Rock Reflector had great sustain, Istanbul Traditional was decent, Sabian AAX Aero has lots of character. The bottom line becomes had do any of these fit into and compliment your existing cymbal array and kit.
I think if you often use these cymbals in a playing, you can put two or three with different sounds. In this comparison, in my opinion, these cymbals begin to sound acceptable at $70 and above. The rest is a matter of taste and creative tasks. I personally don't like Zildjian because of the bell sound.
Wuhan at low prize, fantastic! The Meinl polyphonic is a bit of a problem. It's about 180,00 and sounds great but its really too quite, even at low volume music.....
Just a great video - as always!! That Wuhan Western was indeed a surprise for the money - great to see that sort of quality available for a reasonable cost. I think I have 8 splashes at this time (not all on the set at once!!!), so I think I need to stay away from another purchase. But, tempting!!
I'm going to say that is not exclusive to cymbals, literally EVERYTHING has gotten more expensive. That being said, that Wuhan Western sounds incredible for the price.
Think of it like this. Here in America, when the president vetoes bills that would supply more oil, and funds foreign wars, everything goes up. Everything you use, own, throw away, consume etc, is brought to you by diesel fuel. When that goes up, so does retail prices
@@jamescaliendo1030 I’m american too and I agree with you. What I meant is I remember buying a cymbal pack; Zildjian K (15,22,17,19) for 1100 dollars and it’s crazy to see an almost 300 dollars splash cymbal.
@omarcortes5754 yes!!! It's crazy to see how prices have doubled, and even tripled in such a short time, but there's certainly a reason for it. We've always known DW, Sonor and a few other companies were very expensive, but they were like that from the get go. Today we're seeing beginner's kits going for $900, when just a few years back they were under $500. It's crazy man
Great comparison. I own following, ALL 10" splashes (the best size for a splash)...... Zildjian A, A-Custom and a Paiste red 2002 (that´s the one I was missing in the video). In the video I liked the most.....the Zildjian A, A-Custom, The Sabian Paragon and the Paiste Signature.....all others, even the expensive ones sounded crap for my own taste.
Highly recommend you get your hands on a UFIP. You hit them and you know they are special above every other manufacturer. The roto casting is the special sauce
It can depend on your genre of music. Wuhan Western - papery fizz. Wuhan KOI - sustain and tone. Turkish META - a thin, high pitched hiss. I liked the tone of the Wuhan Koi and the Turkish Classic. Some desirables at the top end price like the Turkish Ad Astra and Istanbul Traditional. Is there much difference between the Wuhan Western ($28) and the Meinl Byzance Jazz ($189) except tone?
Wooohoooo! YOU PRONOUNCED "SONOR" CORRECTLY!!! 🤗🤗Haha. Anyway, I was very surprised (like many others) at the Wuhan Western. Absolutely the best bang (literally?) for the buck. Unbelievable.
Wow, so many splashes! The video editing must have been so fulfilling on this one. I liked a lot of them, best value for sound for me was the Turkish Classic I think.
I think, generally, the extra money seems to result in a more pure sound and longer sustain. There was a bit of variability, though. I have a Zildjian K that I got on a good sale. Love it, but there are many great options here. Thanks, DCP!
I can usually tell paiste cymbals from other brands and expensive crashes and rides from cheap ones in general, but I had never tried it with splashes, so I decided to close my eyes in the begining of each demo. I was totally lost and guessed all of them wrong haha. I think I liked the Wuhan and Istambuls the best. Great video!
I think you can honestly say paying more money doesn't mean a better sounding splash cymbal. I would suggest getting down to the store and get some one to hit each one and just listen to the one you think sounds the best and as long as you can afford it, buy it. I liked the $122.82 Istanbul.
That Wuhan Western for $28, and the $78 Koi really surprised. Awesome. ...Turkish Meta at $90 was very good. Over $100 - The Turkish Classic and Istandbul Agop Traditional splashes. Over $150 - love the Meinl Byzance Polyphonic and Jazz splashes. Over $200 - Sabian AAX Aero and FRX were sweet. Zildjian disappointed from top to bottom. Sounded more clangy than splashy. ...Their A Custom was the best of their lot... ...Was hoping to the hear the 10" Byzance Traditional, Byzance Brilliant and Byzance Dual Splashes...
Right? I was disappointed by the 4 major brands but at least Sabian Meinl and Paiste had some nice ones like Aero, FRX, Polyphonic, Jazz and 602 (tho I cant really justify the price of the 602). Didn't really like any of the Zildjians presented.
Just bought the Wuhan Western! I've been looking for a cheapish 10" splash to add to my gigging cymbal set, and I was shocked at how good this one sounds. The DCP page for this splash says that cymbal sounds vary greatly and may not match exactly what is played in the video (of course), so we'll see if it sounds as good in person. But for $33 shipped and free returns, why not give it a shot?
The stand outs for me were the Wuhan Western and Koi, the Sabian AAXAero, and the HHX. Other than that, none of the other cymbals had any of the qualities I look for in a splash.
Awesome way to discover Turkish as a brand. I think overall, they had the best sounding splashes and the most interesting range of sounds. Thanks for including them!
I loved the Turkish Classic, Byzance Polyphonic, and AAX Aero, but it's hard to beat the Wuhan Western at that price. I was surprised to find that the A and K were my least favourite high-end splashes by far. Awesome video!
I was immediately drawn to the Zildjian A, that nice build and slow burn response as opposed to a trash can lid type of fire call. Your favorite comment should get a cymbal I think.
I dont remember why I hated my MEINL HCS 8-inch splash, its on a will somewhere, I made the mistake of tighing it so much with hard felt, it could only move a half of an inch..
I can't be the only one surprised by the Wuhan Western?!
It sounds so good!
Agreed. Huge step up from the 457. I was honestly surprised.
As good as any of the more expensive ones
From the cheapest, I would prefer the Wuhan Western too. Koi also sounds good, as Turkish Classic. Never would spend 244 for a 10" Splash
I thought the same thing as soon as I heard it. However, I own the Turkish Meta, and it sounds better than in the vid.
Liked most of 'em. Wasn't moved by any of the Zildjians, surprising. Wuhan, cheap Paiste and cheap Sabians would all make me happy.
Zildgen trthe only serriojurs Choice Having said that, I like the Meinl Buzance Extra Dry. Player since 1967
I need the cheaper
That Wuhan Western was insane! Might literally be the best sounding one in the batch
I concur. I've always loved Wuhan's Splashes & Chinas. So crisp and smooth sounding. Downside is it's hit or miss on longevity. They sound so nice, though.
I'm a "snob" who plays Istanbul Mehmets......... BUT The Wuhan western series is what I take out and about with me... they are an unmatched value.
True. I had an almost complete set and they completely surprised me, having Agops and A Customs, I can say Wuhan has some really good quality stuff.
@@mikeskenne You're spot on about the longevity being hit or miss. Back in 2010 I bought an 18" china, and broke it in under 15 minutes of playing time. I brought it back to GC and they let me pick a new one, that has been on my kit ever since, and I'm a pretty hard hitting metal player! But yeah, that Wuhan Western was my favorite of all of them, regardless of price.
Wuhan gives the custom b20 alloy products for a price of B8 entry level products.
That second Wuhan was easily in the top 3! Wow! And that Turkish Meta was like glass! ❤
That Wuhan Western is hands down the best value for money! It wasn't until the Turkish Classic did I start hearing comparably nice sounding cymbals. Turkish Classic, Meinl Byzance Polyphonic and Jazz were my three favourites.
It`s incredible how bad Sabian and Zildjian are regarding chinas and splashes. Most of them are simply frying pans.
Agreed. Zildjian chinas are just horrible. The 12” K splash is amazing.
Wow that twenty-eight-dollar Wuhan sounded pretty damn good. This video really showed that the most expensive doesn't necessarily translate to best sound. On the high end, the Paste Signature was very nice.
Wuhan Western,, 👍🥰👍
Wuhan western sounds good, Wuhan really makes goods things.
The Wuhan Western sounded the best to me of all of them. Smooth, shimmery, glassy and best of all, it didn't choke like a lot of splash cymbals. Almost sounded like a crash, but miniature.
Definitely loving the Meinl polyphonic and the Byzance jazz
Wuhan Western and AAX Aero
Just got my phone out (watching on the telly) to say the $28 Wuhan Western was hands down the best one, only to find that everyone else in the comments has said the same thing, so I won't bother.
Thanks. That 28.88 dollar Wuhan sounds great.
IMO, the Sabian AAX Aero, Paiste Signature, Paiste 602 Modern Essential, Istanbul Agop Xist sounding the best, but the Paiste Splashes are in Germany significant cheeper, round about 180 € Euros. Great Video and many greetings from Germany.
Güße auch aus der Heimat, ich schaue immer alle DCP Videos, sind immer sehr informativ. Gruß aus Frankfurt.
@@mrsayang ...ich auch, freue mich immer, wenn die etwas hochladen. Gruß aus Ludwigshafen/Mannheim.
@@michaelbruhl4425 ja super.
Stop reminding me that I need to buy stuff! Lol Been missing a splash cymbal for years.
Yup
The time is now. Make it so.
@@drumcenternh
Buy them, buy them now.
@@drumcenternh Call me crazy but I think there may be an ulterior motive here...
My favorites where the Wuhan Western, the Xist, and the HHX splash.
byzance polyphonic and jazz were insane, the extra dry and the wuhan koi were also sex, and the meta sounded pretty damn yummy too.
(jeez i have a bias towards meinl)
the western sounds 100 dollars more expensive then it is.. best sound for price
i hate hcs so much it sounds so bad💀
on another note.. the FRX was the most sex, like if u agree
Ngl I did that “American psycho” Ouuuuhhh face when I heard that second Wuhan 🤣🤣
As soon as I heard the $28 Wuhan I knew it was going to be one of the best. Many of the other splashes may have sounded good but they seemed too heavy, which ruined the sound. I don't care how good it sounds, I'm not paying 250 bucks for a little splash!
FRX and the KOI for me but none of them sound better than my Mike Portnoy 7" Signature .
Wow! Both the Wuhans sound really great, but the 2nd one just calls the attention.
DCP is gonna sell out of $28 Wuhan's in a weekend, that thing sounded excellent
Turkish and zildjian
Paiste Signatrure for me.
I have one from the mid 90s. Sounds fantastic.
eww
Paiste Signature sounded best to my ears. There are several I didn't care for. Either they were too trashy or too choked.
Wuhan Western and Turkish Meta/Classic beats most of those major brands in terms of value for money.
Agree. I have the Turkish Meta and love it. In fact, all my cymbols are Metas. Although the 14 hihats are too heavy. I'm going to put the top on the bottom, and buy a lighter top.
The AAX Aero and FRX splashes are impressive, but my ears always appreciate the Paiste Signature and ME cymbals
9:26 Turkish ad astra, by far, for me.
I also use two Turkish 9"" Splash and a 16" China from Turkish Cymbals.
@@TECHASKI1 They are great. Turkish Cymbals knows how to make splash, crash and china. I have 17" medium Turkish crash (from 2004), loud but also incredible sensitive, can be used even by hand! But for rides, always Agop. IMHO.
Wuhan western, istanbul xist and the meinl jazz were my favourites. Wuhan is great value
I like the A Zildjian and the AA sabian
Wow, that Wihan western and the Meta, punchy bright splash
I got that Meinl $35 splash last week. Sounded good on video, sounded good at guitar center, got home and man it sounded dead. 😂. I got a wuhan western splash 8 and it kills!
Did you take the sticker off?
Hell yeah love a good DCP video
~edit~ gotta give a huge shoutout to that Wuhan Western splash, that thing punches way above it's weight class!
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Wuhan Western, Turkish Meta, K, Paragon, FRX. My god, $200+ for a mini metal frisbee!
To me the Wuhan Western sounds amazing, so musical, great value ! 👍
Ugh! Those Sabian SBR cymbals sound terrible. That Splash was crap. Crap Splash.
My "Shortlist":
Wuhan Western (What a bargain!)
Wuhan Koi
Istanbul Apop Xist
Sabian AA Brilliant
Istanbul Agop Traditional
Meinl Byzance Polyphonic
Meinl Byzance Jazz
Sabian HHX (Best for me. Already have one…)
Great comparison gents- thanks for the graft. 👍🏻
I usually lean towards Zildjian, but the Byzance Polyphonic is lush.
Like Wuhan Koi, Meinl Byzance Polyphonic, an Istanbul forgot now, dammit and the Aero. No room for splashes though but keep in mind just in case 🙃
The $28 Wuhan sounds better than 90% of them. The Byzance sounds great too, but $28 vs $190.
My favorites were the Wuhan Western (especially for the price) and the Turkish Meta. I play Zildjian As and I thought that was one of the worst.
I really started noticing a difference in the cymbals when you got into the 150 dollar range They shimmered and were a lot more musical than the cymbals below 100 dollars Just my opinion though
one of the best videos... was surprised by how varied the sounds are. the expensive ones did not live up to their price point.
As always happen...no one in up to the paiste signature or 602, so if will not be one of this two, wuhan are the best choice. Personally I prefer to have one 8" and one 12" instead of a 10" ones
Some of them have nice white noise qualities.
Meinl Byzance Polyphonic and Extra Dry, Sabian AAX Aero and FRX are nice splash cymbals with china-esk qualities.
I'd go with Wuhan Western any day. It's easily in the top 3 best cymbals and it's by far the cheapest of those.
Especially Zildjian is very disappointing.
Wuhan Western 😲😍
Wuhan has really good sounding cymbals for really good value. Their chinas are really good aswell
I have the Wuhan Western in 6" and 10" and nothing comes close in sound and price.
Wuhan Koi & Western light and trashy- awesome for the price, Paiste 8 Rock Reflector had great sustain, Istanbul Traditional was decent, Sabian AAX Aero has lots of character. The bottom line becomes had do any of these fit into and compliment your existing cymbal array and kit.
I also have the Koi 17” & 19” crash. Amazing cymbals
I think if you often use these cymbals in a playing, you can put two or three with different sounds. In this comparison, in my opinion, these cymbals begin to sound acceptable at $70 and above. The rest is a matter of taste and creative tasks. I personally don't like Zildjian because of the bell sound.
😏 I loved the sound of the Wuhan Western. It has nothing to envy to the big brands.
Wuhan western works for me, and at that price,nice. Great video!
The Wuhan Koi is the one I'd be buying. Sounds great at a pretty good price.
Wuhan at low prize, fantastic! The Meinl polyphonic is a bit of a problem. It's about 180,00 and sounds great but its really too quite, even at low volume music.....
the one that suprised me was the Zildjian i.
I actually kinda like the first one and the $85 one.
Oddly enough, I am partial to the Wuhan Koi.
So many splashes they had to clean up later with a mop!
Just a great video - as always!! That Wuhan Western was indeed a surprise for the money - great to see that sort of quality available for a reasonable cost. I think I have 8 splashes at this time (not all on the set at once!!!), so I think I need to stay away from another purchase. But, tempting!!
Cymbals in general have gotten very expensive.
I'm going to say that is not exclusive to cymbals, literally EVERYTHING has gotten more expensive. That being said, that Wuhan Western sounds incredible for the price.
Agree on the Wuhan! Nice mix of bite and warmth for under $30 😳
Think of it like this. Here in America, when the president vetoes bills that would supply more oil, and funds foreign wars, everything goes up. Everything you use, own, throw away, consume etc, is brought to you by diesel fuel. When that goes up, so does retail prices
@@jamescaliendo1030 I’m american too and I agree with you. What I meant is I remember buying a cymbal pack; Zildjian K (15,22,17,19) for 1100 dollars and it’s crazy to see an almost 300 dollars splash cymbal.
@omarcortes5754 yes!!! It's crazy to see how prices have doubled, and even tripled in such a short time, but there's certainly a reason for it. We've always known DW, Sonor and a few other companies were very expensive, but they were like that from the get go. Today we're seeing beginner's kits going for $900, when just a few years back they were under $500. It's crazy man
The only splash cymbal I actually really like is the the 10” aax aero splash I own
Istanbuls are the best...Wuhan Koi was pretty good, Meinl Polyphonic also nice, but the Turkish Classic is probably the best price and sound
wuhan western sounded amazing! can't believe it's cheaper than many of the others
After lunch tempo kicks in @4:43
Great comparison. I own following, ALL 10" splashes (the best size for a splash)...... Zildjian A, A-Custom and a Paiste red 2002 (that´s the one I was missing in the video). In the video I liked the most.....the Zildjian A, A-Custom, The Sabian Paragon and the Paiste Signature.....all others, even the expensive ones sounded crap for my own taste.
28.88👌profit.
My pot lids don't sound as vibrant now.
Is no one going to mention that amazing snare sound?
Highly recommend you get your hands on a UFIP. You hit them and you know they are special above every other manufacturer. The roto casting is the special sauce
Their bigger size cymbals I love but not splashes, *
Their bigger size cymbals I love but not splashes, *
Their bigger size cymbals I love but not splashes, *
Their bigger size cymbals I love but not splashes, *
Their bigger size cymbals I love but not splashes, *
It can depend on your genre of music. Wuhan Western - papery fizz. Wuhan KOI - sustain and tone. Turkish META - a thin, high pitched hiss. I liked the tone of the Wuhan Koi and the Turkish Classic. Some desirables at the top end price like the Turkish Ad Astra and Istanbul Traditional. Is there much difference between the Wuhan Western ($28) and the Meinl Byzance Jazz ($189) except tone?
Wooohoooo! YOU PRONOUNCED "SONOR" CORRECTLY!!! 🤗🤗Haha. Anyway, I was very surprised (like many others) at the Wuhan Western. Absolutely the best bang (literally?) for the buck. Unbelievable.
10 years of being trolled in the comments has finally worn me down
@@drumcenternh I feel for you 😅♥️
he still says its wierd!
Wow, so many splashes! The video editing must have been so fulfilling on this one. I liked a lot of them, best value for sound for me was the Turkish Classic I think.
Very shocked by the Wuhan... shimmery with a modest attack, which I like in a splash.
❤❤❤
I think, generally, the extra money seems to result in a more pure sound and longer sustain. There was a bit of variability, though. I have a Zildjian K that I got on a good sale. Love it, but there are many great options here. Thanks, DCP!
I can usually tell paiste cymbals from other brands and expensive crashes and rides from cheap ones in general, but I had never tried it with splashes, so I decided to close my eyes in the begining of each demo. I was totally lost and guessed all of them wrong haha. I think I liked the Wuhan and Istambuls the best. Great video!
thanks for watching!
I think you can honestly say paying more money doesn't mean a better sounding splash cymbal.
I would suggest getting down to the store and get some one to hit each one and just listen to the one you think sounds the best and as long as you can afford it, buy it. I liked the $122.82 Istanbul.
That Wuhan Western for $28, and the $78 Koi really surprised. Awesome. ...Turkish Meta at $90 was very good.
Over $100 - The Turkish Classic and Istandbul Agop Traditional splashes.
Over $150 - love the Meinl Byzance Polyphonic and Jazz splashes.
Over $200 - Sabian AAX Aero and FRX were sweet.
Zildjian disappointed from top to bottom. Sounded more clangy than splashy. ...Their A Custom was the best of their lot...
...Was hoping to the hear the 10" Byzance Traditional, Byzance Brilliant and Byzance Dual Splashes...
Right? I was disappointed by the 4 major brands but at least Sabian Meinl and Paiste had some nice ones like Aero, FRX, Polyphonic, Jazz and 602 (tho I cant really justify the price of the 602). Didn't really like any of the Zildjians presented.
I was surprised there were no UFIP in the video, because they make the best Splash cymbals!
Not a dealer for them, although they are nice.
Turkish Classic 👍
I feel like as long as it’s B20 or B8 thin then they’re always pretty good.
Just bought the Wuhan Western! I've been looking for a cheapish 10" splash to add to my gigging cymbal set, and I was shocked at how good this one sounds. The DCP page for this splash says that cymbal sounds vary greatly and may not match exactly what is played in the video (of course), so we'll see if it sounds as good in person. But for $33 shipped and free returns, why not give it a shot?
The stand outs for me were the Wuhan Western and Koi, the Sabian AAXAero, and the HHX. Other than that, none of the other cymbals had any of the qualities I look for in a splash.
I bought a 10” Western Wuhan from Sweetwater & it sounds extremely Gong like- was very disappointed.
Wuhan Western ❤
I LOVE SPLASH CYMBALS!! Am I guilty or over using them on my kit? Absolutely!!! Who isn’t though?!?
i rarly see them on pros set ups thes days, they all some the have huge crashes!!!
Paiste 602
I own 2 of the Paiste ME so I'm bias but I really liked the Istanbul traditional!
Awesome groove & comparison! Well done!
Awesome way to discover Turkish as a brand. I think overall, they had the best sounding splashes and the most interesting range of sounds. Thanks for including them!
I loved the Turkish Classic, Byzance Polyphonic, and AAX Aero, but it's hard to beat the Wuhan Western at that price. I was surprised to find that the A and K were my least favourite high-end splashes by far. Awesome video!
Paiste's PST8 line is so good for the money. I'm assuming they are what replaced the Alpha series...?
I was immediately drawn to the Zildjian A, that nice build and slow burn response as opposed to a trash can lid type of fire call. Your favorite comment should get a cymbal I think.
That Turkish Ad Astra is interestingly dark!
I dont remember why I hated my MEINL HCS 8-inch splash, its on a will somewhere, I made the mistake of tighing it so much with hard felt, it could only move a half of an inch..
Amazingly, I liked most of the Zildjians and Sabians least. Loved the Wuhan Western and some of the Meinls and Istanbuls.
What kind of sorcery is that wuhan western made with???
Sounds sublime