Camber

Camber cymbals were made originally by Meinl in Germany. These series are the ones found on this page.
In later years, they were made by Sabian in Canada. Those are found HERE

This page isn't complete - some sizes/models/series may be missing until further information is found.

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Camber

Hi-Hats

• Hihat - 14"

Crystal

Rides

• Ride - 18" 20"
• Rock Ride - 22"

Crashes

• Crash - 15" 16"

Camber II

Rides

• Crash Ride - 18"
• Heavy Ride - 20"
• Medium Ride - 20"
• Ride - 18" 20" 22"
• Thin Ride - 20"

Crashes

• Crash - 14" 15" 16" 18"
• Thin Crash - 16" 18"

Hi-Hats

• Medium Hihat - 14"
• Cutting Edge Hi-Hat - 14"

Splashes

• Splash - 12"

Camber III

(1988¹ - ?)

• More Information is needed.

Rides

• Crash Ride - 18"
• Ride - 20"

Crashes

• Crash - 16"

Hi-Hats

• Medium Hihat - 14"

Savage

Introduced: 1986²
Discontinued: ?

Rides

• Crash Ride - 18"
• Ride - 20"

Crashes

• Crash - 16"

Hi-Hats

• Hi-Hat - 14"

200

• More will be added when others are found.
  

Rides

• Ride - 20"

• Crash - 16"

300

• This series was first produced in Germany, and later made in Canada. Only German-made ones are included here. Canadian-made versions will be located on a different page.
  

Rides

• Crash Ride - 18"
• Ride - 20"

Crashes

• Crash - 14" 16"

Hi-Hats

• Hi-Hat - 14"

Corona Bronze

Rides

• Crash Ride - 18"
• Ride - 20"

Crashes

• Crash - 14" 16"

Hi-Hats

• Hi-Hat - 14"

Splashes

• Splash - 10"

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Source:
¹ Modern Drummer, November 1988, p.116
² Modern Drummer, January 1987, p.114