[Jaminbenb]

Anyone have any information on this old line of cymbals? Are they still made? I've seen a little on Google, but nothing that really shows that they are still made.

Back when I first started playing, they were pretty popular as a beginner line, but also had some "pro" line cymbals. They had a nice sound, but didn't last long (probably due to my horrid technique when I was 13 years old)

I was able to replace them all with Zildjians as I got older, and started making my own money....But I always thought they (the Cambers) were decent cymbals....well for the price...


Just a little nostalgia....

[Rhett]

I have never heard a good sounding Camber cymbal. I have only ever heard the beginner lines, and they were crap sounding even for beginner cymbals.

[Buddy]

Ya man I have a pair of Cambro highats that my freind just sorta gave to me lol. The ride he gave me was also Cambro but it iz the most disgusting thing I've ever heard so it is now a frisbee But anyway the hats are nice but Ive neva heard of the pro line

[Jaminbenb]

I wish I saved the catalogs, but they had a pretty decent pro line, one series of the cymbals were silver in color, and had a shimmery finish on them, they actually didn't sound too bad, kind of like Paistes 600 series. (My brother in law has a set with the "Ludwig" logo on them, and their sound and make up reminds me of that cymbal)

The line I had may have been a mid level set, because the ride wasn't horrible, not as bad as some cymbals I've heard, The crash was a little like a Zilco that another friend of mine had. Explosive when you hit it, but not really a long decay, you heard the crash, and it was gone. The hi-hats to me were the best of the bunch, and lasted the longest.

When I started breaking them, I replaced them with Zildjians, and never turned back....

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