John Blackwell
John Blackwell's Cymbals
After leaving Zildjian and Sabian, John Blackwell had a series of signature cymbals made by Turkish Cymbals
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After leaving Zildjian and Sabian, John Blackwell had a series of signature cymbals made by Turkish Cymbals
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After leaving Zildjian and Sabian, John Blackwell had a series of signature cymbals made by Turkish Cymbals
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After leaving Zildjian and Sabian, John Blackwell had a series of signature cymbals made by Turkish Cymbals
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After leaving Zildjian and Sabian, John Blackwell had a series of signature cymbals made by Turkish Cymbals
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After leaving Zildjian and Sabian, John Blackwell had a series of signature cymbals made by Turkish Cymbals
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After leaving Zildjian and Sabian, John Blackwell had a series of signature cymbals made by Turkish Cymbals
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John Blackwell is confirmed to use Zildjian 14'' K Hi Hats, as listed in the July 2012 issue of Modern Drummer Magazine.
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John Blackwell is confirmed to use the Zildjian 19" K Custom Hybrid China Cymbal, as listed in the July 2012 issue of Modern Drummer Magazine.
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John Blackwell is known to use the Zildjian 12" A Splash cymbal from the 1930s, as listed in the Modern Drummer Magazine July 2012 issue.
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John Blackwell is confirmed to use the Zildjian 18" K Custom Dark Crash, as listed in the July 2012 issue of Modern Drummer Magazine.
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In the July 2012 issue of Modern Drummer Magazine, it is documented that drummer John Blackwell uses the Zildjian 22" K Dark Medium Ride.
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John Blackwell uses Zildjian 13" A New Beat HiHats (from the 1920s), as confirmed by the July 2012 issue of Modern Drummer Magazine.
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John Blackwell is confirmed to use the Zildjian 18" K Constantinople Crash, as listed in the July 2012 issue of Modern Drummer Magazine.
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