Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.

Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.

Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.

Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.

Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.

Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.

Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.

Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.

Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.

Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.

Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.

Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.

Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.

Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.

Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.

Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.

Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.

Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.

Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.

Keropes are visually and sonically reminiscent of cymbals from the '50s and '60s, yet distinctly modern and relevant for today's music. The "chick" sound is quick, warm and crisp, feature a patina finish achieved through a proprietary process that accelerates aging for an authentic vintage look. Their warm, played-in feel is noticeable the moment your stick hits the cymbal, making you think these cymbals have been on your kit for 50 years. Kerope is named in honor of Kerope Zildjian, who presided over one of the most storied periods in Zildjian history.