The 22" ride cymbal from the limited-edition Byzance Polyphonic series offers a warm medium-bright sound, ideal for drummers seeking defined clarity with balanced sustain. Its hand-polished brilliant finish and raw bell provide a perfect balance of projection and control, making it suitable for both stage and studio. Designed for versatile use, it is aimed at discerning musicians looking to expand their sonic palette with a medium-weight ride cymbal featuring a rich, precise tone.
| Catalog Reference | B22POR-B |
|---|---|
| Series | Byzance Polyphonic / Brilliant (Limited Edition) |
| Diameter | 22" (55.8 cm) |
| Alloy | B20 bronze (80% copper, 20% tin) |
| Country of Manufacture | Turkey (hammering / shaping) & Germany (finishing / polishing) |
| Manufacturing Process | Hand-hammered |
| Weight / Thickness | Medium |
| Body Finish | Brilliant (mirror-buffed polish, fine engraving) |
| Bell Finish | Raw / Unlathed (raw, unlathed) |
| Sound Character | Medium-Bright / Warm |
| Pitch | Low-Mid |
| Sustain | Medium |
| Volume / Projection | Medium-High |
| Attack / Ping | Defined, clear, distinct, with controlled wash |
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