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If I don't have it in stock (which is very
rare), US models take about 3 business days to
get from their GA warehouse to us. If a model isn't in stock in the US, it takes
roughly 4-6 weeks to special order from Turkey. Delays are very common,
coming from Turkey, so it's not unusual for the build time to exceed these
initial estimates. Bosphorus will accept
custom orders for different weights and sizes on most of their current and
discontinued cymbal lines.
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If the model is in stock at their CA
warehouse, I can have it in about 5 business days, or even have it drop shipped directly to you.
Their US inventory is large, but there are occasional pieces on backorder.
Agop has discontinued making custom cymbals, but much of what used to be
considered a "custom" piece, now appears in their catalog.
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There is currently no US distributor for these
cymbals, as of 2007, so getting them (at the moment), can be extremely
difficult, if not impossible. This should have been a temporary thing; however,
we're going on more than a year without a distributor.
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If the model is in stock in their US
warehouse(s), I takes about 2-4 business days to arrive, depending on where
it's located. If it's in stock at their main Canadian facility, allow a
couple more days.
Sabian will accept custom orders for all past and present, current and
discontinued models, in any sizes. Some of
these are occasionally in stock in Canada, and are subject to a 20%
up-charge, so be aware of that. If it has to be made, it takes allow 3-4
months lead time, although some pieces have come in well inside this
time-frame.
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If the model is in stock in their central, US warehouse(s),
I takes about 3 business days to arrive. If it's in their west coast
facility, it takes 3 weeks +. Why 3 weeks? Ask them...they won't tell me. If
it's not in stock in the US, and has to come from Switzerland, 2-3 months is
normal.
In the past, Paiste has allowed certain types of custom orders, denying
more requests than they accept. There is
a formal process of inquiry, which takes a significant amount of time to
receive an answer...as long as a month or two. Why this long? Ask them. Build time after acceptance, ranges from 3-4 months.
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