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'''Group:''' [[Turkish Types and Models#Hi-Hats|Hi-Hats]]<br>
 
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'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/LDLgMuk01JM?si=xZenZ7hvhSyNCQsi Moderate 14" Hihat]<br>
 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/LDLgMuk01JM?si=xZenZ7hvhSyNCQsi Moderate 14" Hihat]<br>
'''Turkish's Description:''' [[Turkish Hihat#Turkish Moderate|<<< - >>>]]<br>
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'''Review:''' "The Moderate hi-hats had a great sound —not at all what I'd expect from  medium-priced  cymbals.  The  chick  sound  was  clean  and  even,  and the  wash  between  the  two  was  very  pleasing.  These  cymbals  didn't  have their weights written  inside their  bells,  but it  seemed that they were fairly close  in  weight.  As  a  result, the  pitches  of  the  two  were  rather  close  together.  But  this didn't seem  to  pose any problem  or limitation  on their performance. <br>
 
'''Review:''' "The Moderate hi-hats had a great sound —not at all what I'd expect from  medium-priced  cymbals.  The  chick  sound  was  clean  and  even,  and the  wash  between  the  two  was  very  pleasing.  These  cymbals  didn't  have their weights written  inside their  bells,  but it  seemed that they were fairly close  in  weight.  As  a  result, the  pitches  of  the  two  were  rather  close  together.  But  this didn't seem  to  pose any problem  or limitation  on their performance. <br>
 
Cosmetically speaking, there appeared to  be an extra  line of  hammering  right  at  the  edge  of  the  top  cymbal.  They looked  like small circular marks at the outer edge.<br>
 
Cosmetically speaking, there appeared to  be an extra  line of  hammering  right  at  the  edge  of  the  top  cymbal.  They looked  like small circular marks at the outer edge.<br>

Latest revision as of 01:50, 13 July 2024

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Group: Hi-Hats
Type: Hihat
Size: 14 Inch
Series: Moderate
Weight: Top: 1130g / Bottom: 1306g
Years of production:?
Sound file: Moderate 14" Hihat
Turkish's Description: <<< - >>>
Review: "The Moderate hi-hats had a great sound —not at all what I'd expect from medium-priced cymbals. The chick sound was clean and even, and the wash between the two was very pleasing. These cymbals didn't have their weights written inside their bells, but it seemed that they were fairly close in weight. As a result, the pitches of the two were rather close together. But this didn't seem to pose any problem or limitation on their performance.
Cosmetically speaking, there appeared to be an extra line of hammering right at the edge of the top cymbal. They looked like small circular marks at the outer edge.
The only criticism I can offer in regard to our review cymbals is that the holes drilled in the hi-hats were almost too small for the hi-hat clutches and bottom-cymbal holders of various stands I tried them on. (This applies to all the hi-hat models I tried.) They didn't completely prevent the cymbals from fitting, but they did make getting them on and off pretty inconvenient. And I couldn't help but wonder if the tight fit might be adversely affecting their sound."
Review written by Chap Ostrander ("Product Close-Up - Turkish Cymbals - New Sounds From The Old World", Modern Drummer, November 2001, p.53)
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