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Marco Meneghin
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Los Angeles drummer Marco Meneghin has worked with Josh Grobin, Liz Phair, and Aqualung.
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Scott Seiver
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When he's not on tour, Bosphorus artist Scott Seiver stays busy playing and producing in the LA studio scene.
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Zack Albetta
BosphorusCymbalsUSA
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Bosphorus artist Zack Albetta is making a name for himself in Los Angeles.
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Ramon Banda
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L.A. veteran Ramon Banda played timbales with Poncho Sanchez for decades before focusing on drum set. Learn how he made the switch and cheek out the growing list of jazz gr...
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Evan Stone
BosphorusCymbalsUSA
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Los Angeles based artist Evan Stone discusses his formative years, why he digs Bosphorus cymbals, and his ecclectic improvisational Translucent Ham Sandwich Band.
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Fun in the Vault
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Bos Voz having some fun in the vault.
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Paul Johnson
BosphorusCymbalsUSA
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Bosphorus artist Paul Johnson discusses his early big band years and his long standing steady gig with Disney.
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Dean Koba
BosphorusCymbalsUSA
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Bosphorus artist Dean Koba holds down a steady gig drumming for Disney while freelancing in LA.
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Frank Capp
BosphorusCymbalsUSA
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Veteran Los Angeles drummer and bandleader Frank Capp looks back over his career with Bosphorus USA president Michael Vosbein.
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Professional Drum Shop: Hollywood, CA
BosphorusCymbalsUSA
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An interview with Stan and Jerry Keyawa, owners of Professional Drum Shop in Hollywood, CA.
About Play One & Believe
At Bosphorus, not much has changed since the 17th century. We still make cymbals in the time-honored traditional way -- completely by hand. No stamped sheets of metal. No computer guided machine hammers. From the wood burning ovens to the meticulous hand hammering, each step moves towards one goal: the creation of a unique musical instrument. The woody stick sound. The deep mysterious tone. The dark warm spread underneath. It's all there... call it the soul of the cymbal. Play One & Believe.
At Bosphorus, not much has changed since the 17th century. We still make cymbals in the time-honored traditional way -- completely by hand. No stamped sheets of metal. No computer guided machine hammers. From the wood burning ovens to the meticulo...
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