Feature(may vary by option.)
●Istanbul agop has continued to adhere to the traditional methods in Turkey where the cymbal originated in the country. A top Turkish cymbal brand loved by top musicians around the world
●Consists in size and bow angle for full inch cups except flat rides. Effect cymbal that can be stacked freely Deep hammering without raging process provides intense attack and rapid attenuation
●No basic 14 inches, this lineup includes a mini high hat that produces crisp sounds, and a 17-inch lineup that produces low-pitch dark yet powerful attacks
●Size: 13" (about 33.1cm)
●All Istanbul Agop products are handmade by artisans, so there may be slight differences between the picture and the actual product. Please understand the characteristics of the product and the product made with high attention to sound
[13 inches]
Description
Istanbul Agop Istanbul Agop 13" Xist Dry Dark High Hat Cymbal 1 Pair
Istanbul agop has continued to adhere to the traditional methods in Turkey where the cymbal originated in the country. A top Turkish cymbal brand loved by top musicians around the world.
Consists in size and bow angle for full inch cups except flat rides. Effect cymbal that can be stacked freely Deep hammering without raging process provides intense attack and rapid attenuation.
No basic 14 inches, this lineup includes a mini high hat that produces crisp sounds, and a 17-inch lineup that produces low-pitch dark yet powerful attacks.
Size: 13" (about 33.1cm)
All Istanbul Agop products are handmade by artisans, so there may be slight differences between the picture and the actual product. Please understand the characteristics of the product and the product made with high attention to sound.
ISTANBUL AGOP 13 XIST DRY DARK HH
From the Manufacturer
Agop Tomurcuk, the founder of Istanbul Agop company, was born in 1941 in Istanbul, Turkey and grew up in Samatya near Istanbul and began working as the only cymbal craftsman in Turkey at 9 years old after two brothers. The Agop learned a variety of things here and became experts in each process to help reinvent every aspect of cymbal making. Ultimately served as a cymbal artisan beam, the company stopped producing cymbal in Turkey in 1977. After that, the Jogop had a variety of jobs for about a year, and felt like a fish on land. And he decided to continue making a traditional Turkish handmade cymbal with his hands.
