Lion Cymbals, also commonly called ‘Chinese cymbals’, have the distinctive sharp, cylindrical bell (traditionally the cymbal’s handle) and turned-up edges.
Available from 12 – 24 inches, they can explode with fiery bursts of energy or contribute simmering roars of fire. They have found a home in the west from the concert hall to the rock stage.
The centers of these Lion cymbals are drilled for drum set or percussion rig mounting.
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