No Way Jose
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You are going to need cymbal stands also. Do you have any? Do you have a hi hat stand?
Yeah buying off thomann is a bit crappy in the UK at the moment.Not sure about buying from the UK, but Brexit has made importing and exporting more complicated and there may be additional taxes.Zultan 20" Rock Beat Medium Ride - Cymbal - Becken | eBay
Zultan 20" Rock Beat Medium Ride - Cymbal - Becken | Musikinstrumente, Drums & Percussion, Becken | eBay!www.ebay.nl
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@HansBal check out https://drumshop.peterdoest.nl/product-categorie/bekkens/ no problem finding a good set of one brand, not premium priced pro cymbals... unlike Beppe, owner of purple cord.There is a ton of choice second hand and online. You can concentrate your search on any one of the Zildjian models (A, K, etc).
https://www.purplechordshop.com/epa.../990654806/Categories/CYMBALS/Zildjian/Avedis
Try some out, then narrow down your search.
I prefer the sound of the medium over the rock weight, but PST5 is a good line.Is this any good? They are bronze…
≥ Paiste PST 5 Rock bekkenset 4-delig met extra Effect Crash - Drumstellen en Slagwerk - Marktplaats.nl
Bekkenset van paiste type pst 5 rock: 14 inch rock hihat 14 inch light crash 16 inch rock crash 20 inch rock ride extra: 16 inch special effect crash in zeer goede staat met minimale gebruiksporen.link.marktplaats.nl
I assume you are either Dutch (like me) or Belgian since those are all sites in DutchIs this any good? They are bronze…
≥ Paiste PST 5 Rock bekkenset 4-delig met extra Effect Crash - Drumstellen en Slagwerk - Marktplaats.nl
Bekkenset van paiste type pst 5 rock: 14 inch rock hihat 14 inch light crash 16 inch rock crash 20 inch rock ride extra: 16 inch special effect crash in zeer goede staat met minimale gebruiksporen.link.marktplaats.nl
That's why I suggested calling in to Purple Chord, a Dutch drum store with a huge selection of second hand quality cymbals. Play them all and take advice from the experienced store keeper. Even if one just buys a complete new cheaper set from Thomann, you are really no further forward in educating yourself on what a good cymbal sounds like, and what you might like. Before blowing your budget on a set of cheaper cymbals, go somewhere that has good second hand cymbals and play them all. Unless you can't be bothered.I'm one of the few that recommend getting a set when you start out, since you probably don't have a clue what sound you like or what sounds good etc.