The new 14\" model has a fast waving flutter with a crash sound that is almost splash-like. The 16\" model wobbles at a medium speed with a smooth crash tone. The 19\" version produces an even slower liquid wobble and a beautiful crash.

The 19\", 22\", and 24\" also enter into the crashride realm and yield a smooth, complex ride when played a few inches from the edge with light sticks. The constantly moving tone also keeps any one harmonic from standing out.

The original 22\" sends out a startling, deep vibrato. The 24\" is the deepest of all in wave action. The 24\" is lovingly hammered from cast and rolled bronze which is first cut to less than 23\" and literally grows to 24\" while the cymbal is hammered.

The sound of the Liquicy brand is due to much more than the fairly thin gauge. John Stannard, Hammerax President, says:

\"We employ several complex metallurgical processes to make these cymbals to move in this way. The smaller sizes were over a year in development.\"

Liquicy cymbals are now stronger than ever due to the installation of a new hammer system at Hammerax which can refine metallic grain and add flexibility through hammering. Liquicy cymbals are hammered thousands of times and are made of a special alloy heat treated in a unique process. Rolling happens while a cymbal is flat, but is only the beginning — this hammering method continues throughout the cymbal making process on a 3-D scale, adding strength, volume, and richness

Hammerax recently increased its warranty on cymbals and hybrids to fours years. John Stannard comments:

\"Drummers at first wondered if Hammerax cymbals would hold up under intense playing. The results are in — zero returns in over three years.\"

The bottom line proof has been in the field testing by drummers and percussionists. This move to a four-year warranty represents one of the longest limited warranties in the industry. Hammerax has been granted and has filed multiple patents on its products.