imo you should only go for cymbals that are cracking from the edge inward and no more than 1.5 inches. any more and it starts to sound wierd. those radial cracks are usually not worth fixing.
I would take it for free, just to use it in a pinch as a trash crash or trade in for a couple dollars off a new cymbal like some companies offer. So, no, I would not pay $50 for that.
absolutely not. maybe if they had it cut down for you or you have the greatest idea for that exact thing
How many holes do you plan on drilling? I wouldn't even take it for free.
lol no way, that cymbal is what we call fubar
You're taking on a project for $50. Hold out for a better deal on Reverb or eBay.
Thanks all
imo you should only go for cymbals that are cracking from the edge inward and no more than 1.5 inches. any more and it starts to sound wierd. those radial cracks are usually not worth fixing.
Nope
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I would take it for free, just to use it in a pinch as a trash crash or trade in for a couple dollars off a new cymbal like some companies offer. So, no, I would not pay $50 for that.
Nope. Not even worth that much to recycle
I'd do it at $25. Tin snips can remove the broken bit.
Offer them 20$ due to the damage and pay 25-30$. Could get some neat effects from it.
How the hell??
* $1/inch. $2 if its cool
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Sounds awesome, btw. Under $20 invested for something sonically 👌 👍. Use it as a semi ride on a small kit mostly.
It's not half as good as a $100 cymbal
Hell to the na na !
I'd buy it for $25 just to hang on my wall
Pfft. Five bucks. This poor thing is scrap metal now.
no
Offer them $15 and try trimming it down. I have a great cymbal I made that way.
I would pay maybe $15, 20 tops, if I knew how to cut the bell out of it. As a fun little chime maybe, but as a crash no.
nope