Stanople Uzuiriope
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Stanople Uzuiriope cymbals are vintage Italian-made cymbals sold by the Leedy drum company in the 1930s and 1940s, valued for their thin, splashy tone and historical significance.
History and Origin
Stanople cymbals were manufactured in Italy and distributed in the 1930s and 1940s by the American Leedy Drum Company.
The Uzuiriope line refers specifically to lightweight, thin cymbals designed for splash, orchestral, or concert use. They typically feature the original Stanople and “Made in Italy” stamps.
Material and Sound Characteristics
Material: Made in Italy from brass alloys typical for the time. Weight: Very thin and lightweight. Sound: Known for splashy, sensitive, and delicate tones, making them favored for jazz, orchestral pieces, and vintage drum setups.
