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There are almost 400 years, in 1623, Avedis Zildjian cymbals founded a manufacturing company in Istanbul. It is now run by the 14th generation of the Zildjian family, Craigie and Debbie sister. The company has survived empires, survived a move to the United States, and flourished during the Great Depression, two world wars and less economic crises.
Today, the company controls 65% of the cymbal in the world market. But for Zildjian, is more than just a business. It is said that walking the corridors of the Zildjian factory in Norwell, Massachusetts, is like getting a front row seat in history of music. The corridors are lined with photos of famous drummers such as Ringo Starr and Roy Haynes. Drummers of all stripes often arrive to test Zildjian cymbals past. There is even a pressurized chamber that can recreate the acoustics of concert halls worldwide. But the music industry is constantly moving.
Has since become one of the greatest pioneers of the cymbal and exporting all over the globe, Zildjian has earned an international reputation for its expertise, the high quality of its products and wealth of musical instruments it offers drummers and percussionists.