Cymbal Pairs & Sets
Let me match the cymbals for you …
Here you'll find cymbals I've paired up so they sound great together. It might be a pair of crash cymbals or a complete cymbal set. If you can't find what you're looking for, get in touch – I can set up an online session with you, where together we match exactly the cymbals you need.
Just need to practise quietly at home? Then the UFO low volume sets are a good choice.
About matched cymbals
At CymbalONE, we provide you with the service of matching cymbals. This means that we have selected cymbals and matched them in pairs which will sound great together.
How to match cymbals?
The way we match, is rather simple. If you would like to match a pair of 16" and 18" crash cymbals, you start by choosing the primary cymbals, fx by choosing the 18" cymbal you like the best. Then you test several different 16" crash cymbals together with the 18" cymbal already chosen. When you find the 16" cymbal fitting best with the 18" cymbal, you've got a match. This is the matching pair you will find on display in the demontration videos here at CymbalONE.
What cymbals would you match?
Matching cymbals could be two crash cymbals like in the above-mentioned example. But it could also be in the building of stacks that several cymbals should match in the best possible way.
Why match cymbals?
You don't necessarily have to match cymbals. But it is a good way to make sure that the cymbals you purchase are functioning and sounding great together.
Can I have cymbals matched with the cymbals I already own?
Yes, in a way. You don't need to send your cymbals in. Get in touch, and we'll set up an online session where you can show and play your own cymbals while I find some that match them.
And if they still don't fit once you have them at home, you always have a 14-day right of return. Read more here.