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<br><b>Contact:</b> see Contact page on website | <br><b>Contact:</b> see Contact page on website | ||
<br><b>Website:</b> [https://byrnecymbals.com Byrne Cymbals]<br> | <br><b>Website:</b> [https://byrnecymbals.com Byrne Cymbals]<br> | ||
| − | '''YouTube Channel:''' [https://www.youtube.com/@byrnecymbals287 Byrne Cymbals] | + | '''YouTube Channel:''' [https://www.youtube.com/@byrnecymbals287 Byrne Cymbals] <br> |
| + | '''Additional Links:''' [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeqGQ-Bmo0E&t=8s Ray Byrne on The Reverie Podcast] | ||
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'''Sound File Examples:''' | '''Sound File Examples:''' | ||
Revision as of 13:36, 7 February 2024
Ray Byrne is an independent cymbalsmith based in Chicago, USA
Location: Chicago, USA
Production Years: 2017 - Present
Cymbal Types Produced: rides, hats, crashes, splashes
Contact: see Contact page on website
Website: Byrne Cymbals
YouTube Channel: Byrne Cymbals
Additional Links: Ray Byrne on The Reverie Podcast
Sound File Examples:
20" quarter Turk crash ride
23" Vintage series ride ~2700g
16" Vintage series hats
24" 2882g ride
Underside of bell of 24" ride
23" 2580g flat ride
Bottom of 23" flat ride
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