Difference between revisions of "Istanbul Agop OM Signature 22" Ride"

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Group: Rides
Type: Ride
Size: 22 Inch
Series: OM Signature
Weight: 2358g, 2363g, 2394g, 2402g, 2429g, 2434g, 2441g, 2444g, 2450g, 2450g, 2453g, 2456g, 2463g, 2478g, 2481g, 2485g, 2492g, 2495g, 2495g, 2496g, 2498g, 2501g, 2502g, 2507g, 2511g, 2557g
Median Weight: 2471g (n=26)
Years of production: 2009 - Present
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Istanbul Agop's Description: <<< - >>>
Review: "The 22" Om ride had a low but focused pitch and clear articulation that was supported but never overwhelmed by a warm, humming sustain. The bell sound was deep and focused, even when I shanked the bell with the shoulder of the stick. Crash accents elicited a slightly trashy sound, but the overtones remained balanced. This highly musical ride could easily become a workhorse for jazzers and rockers alike."

Review written by Michael Dawson ("Istanbul Agop - Epoch, OM, Waronker, and Chamberlain Cymbals", Modern Drummer, April 2010, pg. 23)

Artist/song where it can be heard: Cindy Blackman

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 [https://youtu.be/FDDAfaqumNU?si=5F7HZPu8_qRcFsGi OM Signature 22" Ride]<br>
 '''Istanbul Agop's Description:''' [[Istanbul Agop Ride#OM Signature|<<< - >>>]]<br>
-'''Review:''' <br>
+'''Review:''' "The 22" Om ride had a low but focused pitch and clear articulation that was supported but never overwhelmed by a warm, humming sustain. The bell sound was deep and focused, even when I shanked the bell with the shoulder of the stick. Crash accents elicited a slightly trashy sound, but the overtones remained balanced. This highly musical ride could easily become a workhorse for jazzers and rockers alike."
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+:Review written by Michael Dawson ("Istanbul Agop - Epoch, OM, Waronker, and Chamberlain Cymbals", Modern Drummer, April 2010, pg. 23)<br>
 '''Artist/song where it can be heard:''' [[Cindy Blackman]]