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Revision as of 18:06, 27 August 2021
Ludwig Standard
Contents
Introduction: 1965
Discontinued: 1975
Background: 1967: The "Ludwigs" or sometimes "Ludwig Custom cymbals" are finally referred to as "Ludwig Standards", probably to avoid confusion with the "all-new" econo Ludwig Stanoples which make their first appearance.
Most likely, all of Paiste's lower lines switched to B8 in 1971/early 1972 including the Ludwig Standards".
1975: Last appearance of Paistes in a Ludwig catalog and it's only the Standards in limited size options (probably leftovers after the companies parted ways), F602, Giant Beat and Stanople are gone. A. Zildjian returns.
Innovation:
Alloy: Nickel Silver NS12 - CuSn8 (most likely after 1971)
Quality:
Production:
Applications: Student, High school Band, marching and orchestra
Users:
Sound:
Thin
Medium
Heavy
Information from: Ludwig '67/'71 catalog, Todd Little, Dan Garza
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