Cymbals

[Thenop]

I figured I want to try something new, being an avid reader of the Dutch drum magazine Slagwerkkrant, I noticed a review for Stagg cymbals.
Now Stagg has been around for some 20 years, maybe more, they are form China and operate in the lower (more affordable) end of the market. I never eeally considered this brand, I play Sabian, and I used to play Paiste, so called A Brands. There are more, but Stagg os not considered one of them.

Now that I am back to band practice quite a bit more, I wanted to see what I could add and figured I'd needed a large crash cymbal. Sabian would set me back some 400Eur for an AAX series, a litlle less for an AA when buying a 19" crash. And then the review caught my eye.
So I have taken the plunge and boght a 147 (!) eur 19" Stagg Myra cymbal, a series the brand have recently revamped and renewed. Curious to see and mainly hear what I have bought and how it holds up. 

[Slim]

I play Sabian, and I used to play Paiste, so called A Brands. There are more, but Stagg is not considered one of them.

Not really a status cymbal then.

[Thenop]

I play Sabian, and I used to play Paiste, so called A Brands. There are more, but Stagg is not considered one of them.

Not really a status cymbal then.

It's too sunny here for a coat, otherwise I'd hand you one.

[The Picnic Wasp]

I play Sabian, and I used to play Paiste, so called A Brands. There are more, but Stagg is not considered one of them.

Not really a status cymbal then.

😂🤣

[The Picnic Wasp]

I play Sabian, and I used to play Paiste, so called A Brands. There are more, but Stagg is not considered one of them.

Not really a status cymbal then.

It's too sunny here for a coat, otherwise I'd hand you one.

😂🤣😂