Amedia Crash 17" Classic Paper Thin

Would you like this cymbal fX out with holes?
No problem, the artisans of Amedia Cymbals will do it for you. The number and diameter of the holes will depend on the model and diameter. These cymbals will be asked especially for you and delivery time is usually between month and month and a half approximately.

You want to know the weight of yours cymbal before you buy it.
Contact us and we'll let you know so you're sure it's the weight you're looking for.

The classic line has the classic sound of cymbals turks. Series for virtually any style, and practically in all sizes and frames, from the thin Paper Thin to the Extra Heavy and all of them have certain characteristics in common: hammered extensive and soft; ultrafine turning the cowbell; and turned multiple into the body.
The Classics are cymbals versatile, sensitive to your touching, They are cymbals versatile, in each cymbal Classic will find a wide variety of bells.
Never mind the style you touch because cymbals Amedia Classic will fit your style.

The alloy
The cymbals Amedia are made in Turkey with the famous B20 alloy and scrupulously following all the steps with which for centuries are manufactured the best cymbals of the world. This B20 alloy is composed of 80% copper and a 20% tin, a alloy that can be difficult to work as it requires a great reworking and recollecting due to its natural state that is very fragile.

About Amedia Cymbals
Amedia Cymbals was established in 2005 as a family business; from that day to the his fame has been growing year after year.
Amedia offers cymbals 100% handmade, made one by one by true teachers in his field. Continue the traditions of past teachers, create cymbals perfect for today's drummer.
Each cymbal is handmade, and has the mark the master and a touch of his spirit.
Turkey is famous for producing the best hand hammers in the world and Amedia Cymbals is a clear example of this ancient tradition.
Knowledge to manufacture this type of cymbals of higher range comes from the traditions transmitted for hundreds of years; this process has created teachers whose talent to do cymbals is tested by the unique music of each dish that they create