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Category: Cymbals

link to Why Do Cymbals Turn Green? (And How to Fix It)

Why Do Cymbals Turn Green? (And How to Fix It)

It's not uncommon for older cymbals to turn green and look dull and tarnished, but what causes it and how can it be removed? In this article I'll explain why this change in appearance occurs and how...

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link to Dark vs Bright Cymbals: Everything You Should Know

Dark vs Bright Cymbals: Everything You Should Know

If you're looking to get some new cymbals, one of the first things you'll need to decide is whether you want a dark or bright cymbal. Most manufacturers will describe the cymbal as either bright,...

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link to Are Cymbals Pitched or Unpitched? (A Complete Explanation)

Are Cymbals Pitched or Unpitched? (A Complete Explanation)

Pitched vs unpitched instruments can be a confusing topic and many drummers are unsure of which category a cymbal falls into. In this article I'll be explaining why cymbals are considered "unpitched...

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link to Crash vs Ride Cymbals: The Differences Explained

Crash vs Ride Cymbals: The Differences Explained

Crash and ride cymbals are crucial components of a drum kit, but it be confusing figuring out which is which for new drummers. In this article I'll explain the differences between crash and ride...

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link to Will Your Cymbals Wear Out? – Everything You Need to Know

Will Your Cymbals Wear Out? – Everything You Need to Know

All drummers know that your cymbals are an incredibly important piece of your kit. This means that when you invest in a new cymbal, you might wonder if your cymbal will wear out. Knowing what to...

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link to Why Do Some Cymbals Have Dimples? – Reasons and Effects

Why Do Some Cymbals Have Dimples? – Reasons and Effects

Everyone knows that cymbals are an extremely important part of your drum kit, capable of creating a number of sounds and effects which can really add to your performance. However, cymbals come in...

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