Jobeky 20” Ride (Roland) Zone Separation

[OftheSeven]

As for Jobeky cymbals, I’m a big fan. I currently have a hi-hat and two crashes. I have a second hi-hat coming to replace my Field hi-hat, another crash and a ride ordered. Between Field and Jobeky give me Jobeky all day. I will keep the Field China I have because I prefer the look over the LV look. I will keep the Field splash because it is 2 zone. But all others will be Jobeky.

Thanks for the info. Which series do you use/prefer (brass, bronze, vintage, reel feel...)?
They seem like a better value over the Roland cymbals and I assume work well with eDrumin and VSTs?

I waiting for my unit to come in and have a VH10 setup ready - just need to get cymbals now.

[Mylo]

Which series do you use/prefer (brass, bronze, vintage, reel feel...)?
They seem like a better value over the Roland cymbals and I assume work well with eDrumin and VSTs.

I have three types, all metal. My hi-hat is the old style dark vintage with the polished rings around the bell and the edge. My crashes are the Dark Bronze. I recently ordered the new style Dark Vintage in a crash, ride and hi-hat.

The crashes and the hi-hats with the VH-11 controllers work great with the eDRUMin and SD3. We’ve already talked about my rides but I’m going to try the Jobeky ride again. I think I’ll get it right this time. I’m taking the blame for the ride issues... just ignorant about the way things work.

They are all well built and have really held up. I recently worked on Evanescence’s My Immortal - The Band Version. It is only about 13-14 bars of drumming but it seems there are cymbal hits every 1/4 note. And it’s crashes, China, ride and a couple of splashes for good measure. It is quite the cymbal workout.

[OftheSeven]

Awesome, thanks for the info! I think i'll put in an order for a 20" 3-zone ride. Hopefully, it doesn't take too long to ship.

I've been looking for used CY-15R and CY-13, but they're so pricey for what you get.
I don't need it super quiet, just good triggering and a decent size (not tiny).