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●Istanbul Memett is a long-standing Turkish cymbal. It features a cymbal sound with a deep, earthy and good presence that is gained attention from drummers around the world
●In 1623 where cymbal manufacturing begins, this is a new series inspired by the Black Sea that is unmistakable in the history of Istanbul
●Dry sound without raging is based on the basis for a delicate stick sound in dark overtones
[20 inches]
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Istanbul Mehmet Heritage Range [Black Sea 1623] Ride Cymbal, 22"
Istanbul Memett is a long-standing Turkish cymbal. It features a cymbal sound with a deep, earthy and good presence that is gained attention from drummers and many musicians around the world.
In 1623 where cymbal manufacturing begins, this is a new series inspired by the Black Sea that is unmistakable in the history of Istanbul.
Dry sound without raging is based on the basis for a delicate stick sound in dark overtones.
~~Istanbul Mehmet~~
Mehmet Tamdeger learned cymbal making from the legendary Cymbal Master Kerope Zilcan in 1950, and Michael taught him all of the ancient art of Turkey, based on history dating back to the early 17th century.
After Michael closed his workshop in 1977, the cymbal workshop was started with trial and error. The cymbal workshop was founded in 1980, and adopted a brand named Istanbul in 1984, which has been said to be the city of high quality cymbal. Their cymbals were first exported to America in 1984.
At that time, both have signed the cymbal created and now the autographed work is a collectors item. After Agop Tomurcuk suddenly died in 1996, Mehmet decided to continue making cymbal with his name, Istanbul Mehmet.
His commitment to handmade cymbal remains unchanged.
Machine has no ears. Thats why Istsnbul Mehmet continues to create cymbals according to the traditional tradition. We look forward to the music created in the present and future...
ISTANBUL MEHMET 22 BLACK SEA RIDE
From the Manufacturer
Istanbul Mehmet
Mehmet Tamdeger learned cymbal making from the legendary Cymbal Master Kerope Zilcan in 1950, and Michael taught him all of the ancient art of Turkey, based on history dating back to the early 17th century. After Michael closed his workshop in 1977, the cymbal workshop was started with trial and error. The cymbal workshop was founded in 1980, and adopted a brand named Istanbul in 1984, which has been said to be the city of high quality cymbal.Their cymbals were first exported to America in 1984. At that time, both have signed the cymbal created and now the autographed work is a collectors item.After Agop Tomurcuk suddenly died in 1996, Mehmet decided to continue making cymbal with his name, Istanbul Mehmet.His commitment to handmade cymbal remains unchanged. Machine has no ears.Thats why Istsnbul Mehmet continues to create cymbals according to the traditional tradition.
We look forward to the music created in the present and future...
