The listings show Thin, Medium (including a thinner-sounding Medium), Medium‑heavy, and Heavy weight categories.
Finishes include brilliant and natural. Surface treatments mentioned are raw or unlathed hammered bells and lathed bows — example phrases include “brilliant finish,” “Finish: natural,” “raw hammered bells,” and “lathed bow… unlathed HHX hammered bell.”
Descriptions emphasize versatility: driving rock, swinging jazz, studio work, stage use, mainstream sounds, and genres that benefit from dark, expressive, or complex tones.
Highlighted ride features include lathed bows with unlathed/raw hammered bells for focused ping and sustain; medium to medium‑heavy weights for projection; small raw bells that improve crash‑ability; and brilliant finishes for extra cutting presence.
Some listings specify B20 cast bronze, described as ~80% copper with silver and 20% tin; other descriptions focus on hammering and finish rather than naming additional alloys.
A multi‑hole design (six 1" holes) removes metal and lightens the splash, producing an accelerated response, added agitation, a bright, biting tone, and rapid decay.
