A terrific 22" Spizzichino, 2260 grams, thin, woody stick, dragon-breath wash, strong bell. The most broken-in Spizz I've owned--a nice natural patina forming on top of the "patina process" Robert used in the early-mid 2000s. Drilled for one rivet.
$1050 US shipped/insured in lower 48.
Elsewhere add another $50 US.
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Just curious, what makes this cymbal worth that kind of coin?
I am no expert on all things Spizzichino, but I believe one HUGE factor is that it is a one-man operation and everything is done entirely by hand with very, very low production numbers, yet Robert has gained a huge amount of acclaim. I can't get myself to let go of that kind of scratch, but there are a few who would sell organs to buy one of those cymbals.
Let the experts agree or refute this, and I am certain there's more to add as far as why they fetch so much money.
Hand-made, one maker, and mostly, the sound is incredible.
