Versa Stack B20
IMPORTANT: The 16” Versa Stack B20 will be restocked in 2 weeks as of today (2/21/25). Placing an order will mean that the stack will ship as soon as we are to make the next batch.
The Versa Stack B20 consists of three, hand-hammered bronze cymbals. It produces a quick and aggressive stack/clap sound and can be taken apart and used individually for short effects sounds and low volume rides (in the case of the larger pieces). The tension of the stack can be adjusted using the felt/wingnut of the stand it’s on.
The Versa Stack is the result of a collaboration with drummer and composer, Chaisaray Schenck. It was designed to emulate the sound of a stack he used for years on many gigs and recording sessions.
IMPORTANT: The 16” Versa Stack B20 will be restocked in 2 weeks as of today (2/21/25). Placing an order will mean that the stack will ship as soon as we are to make the next batch.
The Versa Stack B20 consists of three, hand-hammered bronze cymbals. It produces a quick and aggressive stack/clap sound and can be taken apart and used individually for short effects sounds and low volume rides (in the case of the larger pieces). The tension of the stack can be adjusted using the felt/wingnut of the stand it’s on.
The Versa Stack is the result of a collaboration with drummer and composer, Chaisaray Schenck. It was designed to emulate the sound of a stack he used for years on many gigs and recording sessions.
IMPORTANT: The 16” Versa Stack B20 will be restocked in 2 weeks as of today (2/21/25). Placing an order will mean that the stack will ship as soon as we are to make the next batch.
The Versa Stack B20 consists of three, hand-hammered bronze cymbals. It produces a quick and aggressive stack/clap sound and can be taken apart and used individually for short effects sounds and low volume rides (in the case of the larger pieces). The tension of the stack can be adjusted using the felt/wingnut of the stand it’s on.
The Versa Stack is the result of a collaboration with drummer and composer, Chaisaray Schenck. It was designed to emulate the sound of a stack he used for years on many gigs and recording sessions.
