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Brazil Endorsers Visited Bosphorus Factory

Bosphorus is growing rapidly in Latin America. Two more very important Brazilian drummers joined in to Greater Bosphorus Family. Mr.Maguinho Alcantara Brecht and Mr.Sandro Haick Lotado signed the new international artist contract together with Mr.Diego Zandago who was joined to us last year.

Our Brazil distributor and Latin America representitive Mr.Hernan Gustavo Voyzuk organized a wonderful trip to the factory in Istanbul and and all three drummers enjoyed to select their new cymbals directly from the source. We thank all for this wonderful trip and welcome them with our warmest Turkish hug.

(Photo left to right: Diego Zandango, Sandro Haick Lotado, Hernan Gustavo Voyzuk, Hasan Şeker and Maguinho Alcantra Brecht)

Update

New Design of Website

We have updated our website with a new system. There are still some parts to complete but it will take a few more time to accomplish. Thank you for the patience.

“I can honestly say that the Master Vintages are some of the most inspiring ride cymbals I’ve ever played”

Michael Dawson, Modern Drummer

Luke Flowers

Luke Flowers Signs the International Contract

Bosphorus artist Luke Flowers visited factory in Istanbul and signed the new international contract.

Luke Flowers is the drummer for the Cinematic Orchestra. He has toured Europe and North America and has appeared at Montreal Jazz Festival, Montreaux Jazz Festival, Mt. Fuji Festival, North Sea Jazz Festival and the Big Chill. Luke has also worked with US soul legend Fontella Bass and UK hip-hop star Roots Manuva. Over the past 15 years he has been an inspiration on the Manchester scene.

About Bosphorus

Bosphorus Cymbals has established in 1996 by three master cymbal smiths, Hasan Seker, Ibrahim Yakici and Hasan Ozdemir. They are called as Masters because they are the most experienced cymbal smiths in Turkey who are still working actively.

How We Make Cymbals?

This is a very common question that we always hear and probably the most curious thing of this job. So we wanted to explain the steps of traditional Turkish cymbal manufacturing process.