Showing posts with label cymbal bag. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cymbal bag. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Sabian Cymbal Bag Standard Review

Sabian Cymbal Bag Standard
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A nice, padded cymbal bag, with internal separators coming handy when you have multiple cymbals (up to 6 pieces of metal).
There's also a nice outer pocket for sticks / the metronome, and finally, you can decide if you want to carry it on your shoulder or as a packpack.

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Saturday, October 27, 2012

Protec Deluxe 22 Cymbal Bag Review

Protec Deluxe 22 Cymbal Bag
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After purchasing cymbals for my junior in high school it became clear that he intended to carry them around and they would be scratched. I did alot of red-eye surfing before we landed on this particular case. Not huge it does have extra space for his sticks as well as it carries well his 16" cymbals. Made very well, we especially like the metal rotating clip for shoulder carry. After some research it became obvious that one of the problems of lower priced items was having them rip at the bottom seam, and so far this case/bag has held up very well with heavy use. The front pocket is perfect for carry music...we're very satisfied.

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Monday, October 1, 2012

Gator GP-12 Padded Cymbal Slinger Bag Review

Gator GP-12 Padded Cymbal Slinger Bag
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I found the Gator GP-12 bag rugged enough, but... it was advertised capable of holding up to 22" cymbals. I think that's just plain misleading. I typically carry one 22", and either a 20" and an 18", or two twenties, along with a pair of 14" hi hats. I found this bag extremely difficult to use because the cymbals simply do not want to all fit. I don't think that I should have to struggle at the end of a long night to get my bag to carry 4 or 5 cymbals. That's not asking too much. I ended up taking out the loose fitting liners, and even then, it would barely zip. I shouldn't have had to do that. I would not recommend this bag to anyone carrying a 22" cymbal. Look elsewhere.

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Friday, July 6, 2012

Zildjian Padded Cymbal Bag (22 Inch) Review

Zildjian Padded Cymbal Bag (22 Inch)
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this bag is great. it was exactly what i was looking for. being able to easily fit a 22' cymbal is nice. the back straps are awesome and make it very easy to transport your cymbals - much more comfortable than a shoulder strap. the cymbal dividers are pretty good too - sure, you could go with a protection racquet's bag with the fleece, but that is much more expensive. i'd say that this bag is the best i have seen for the cost.

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Friday, March 23, 2012

Zildjian Deluxe Cymbal Bag 22 Inch Review

Zildjian Deluxe Cymbal Bag 22 Inch
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This is a great bag for anyone who has 22" cymbals, but is constrained by budget. It's basically a slightly larger version of the 20" bag Zildjian offers (see ASIN B0002D0HNK), and shares the same strengths and weaknesses with the smaller bag.
Strengths: well constructed, sufficiently so to support the heavy weight of a bag full of cymbals, and comes with a detachable strap and built-in carrying handles.
Weaknesses: no dividers, so you will need to use cloth or plastic covers for each of your cymbals to protect them. Second, there is only a single compartment, which means that your smaller splash and your hi-hat cymbals are going to get mixed in with larger ride and crash cymbals.
Even if you are on a budget, I recommend that you consider the Zildjian Gadd Session Cymbal Bag (ASIN B0002D0FXM), which has none of the weaknesses cited above, and is not significantly higher in cost.

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Monday, September 12, 2011

Zildjian Session Cymbal Bag Review

Zildjian Session Cymbal Bag
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Although I received a great cymbal bag as a bonus when I purchased a set of Zildjian ZBT cymbals (ASIN B0002ZO3L0), that bag would not hold my treasured Avedis Zildjian 22" ride. This bag, however, will hold cymbals up to 22", and has some features such as dividers and a separate hi-hat compartment to ensure that each cymbal is well protected.
It can hold a lot of cymbals too. Using my Tama Stagestar kit as an example, when I take that kit with me I have a pair of 13" hi-hats, 22" and 19" rides, a 20" sizzle, an 18" crash/ride, 16" and 14" crashes, and 10" and 8" splashes. That's a lot of cymbals and they all fit into this bag. More importantly, the combined weight of my cymbals is heavy and the bag does not strain or tear.
If you are using cymbals no larger than 20", are carrying six to eight cymbals, and are not constantly transporting them, you may find that the basic Zildjian case (ASIN B0002D0HNK) to be more than adequate.
An interesting side note is the fact that I got this case because I needed to protect my 22" ride, while the case is designed per Steve Gadd's specifications. Gadd - arguably one of the greatest living drummers - rarely uses cymbals over 18" (typically Zildjian K Constantinople series). I know of only one configuration where he was observed to use a 19" K series.
Regardless of trivia about the bag's namesake, this is a sturdy bag that is attractive and was designed to not only transport a large set of cymbals, but to also protect them.

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Monday, August 15, 2011

Reunion Blues RB Continental RBCM22 Drumstick Case Review

Reunion Blues RB Continental RBCM22 Drumstick Case
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As the saying goes,"You get what you pay for..." It's almost always true. This Reunion bag is an excellent case in point. I tried three other cymbal bags before finally buying the RB Continental- a Zildjian bag, which was not what it was advertised as; a Gator bag that said it would accommodate 22" cymbals, but did not, and one other that offered little or no protection. This is a great bag! Incredibly well thought out, obviously designed by percussionists, very attractive, and piece of mind without having to resort to a heavy, bulky, ugly plastic molded cymbal case. It's like the Porche of drum bags. You usually get what you pay for. Worth the price!

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