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Your cart is empty.Dual-purpose crash ride cymbal that equips a drummer with a ride for virtually every possible musical situation. A Zildjian Crash Rides possess both good ride definition and light crash qualities. The smaller size and thin weight allows the cymbal to open up and respond quickly with the classic, bright A Zildjian sound.
Mack
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025
nice ride and crash when you need it.
al'Hirog.
Reviewed in France on December 22, 2024
Une Crash Ride de la série A Zildjian. Celle ci d'un poids de 2080grs. C'était la référence de prédilection du batteur Joe Morello du Dave Brubeck quartet la sienne était un poil plus "léger"(2060grs) utiliser sur l'enregistrement du célèbre morceaux mythique "Take five" . Je recommande ! Le son est quand même assez"aigu" mais très contrôlé si on y joue un Chabada léger. Le crash peut être à la fois contrôlé et très puissant, le dôme à de bonnes harmonie..En somme une Cymbale de légende une sonorité intemporel à essayer compatibilité jazz/funk/blues/ Rock/Reggae/ latinjazz ..
Trapone
Reviewed in Germany on November 14, 2023
Falsches Produkt und das in schlechter Qualität geliefert!
G. S. Grant
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2021
Great crash especially with sizzle beads
Dan sparks
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2017
This cymbal was way to loud for me, I have a 16 inch Zildgen crash that is awesome . Not a fan of this one .
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2017
Product was as expected.
Fred Dotts
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2014
Bought this many years ago. Still use it and it sounds great.
M. Bennett
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 18, 2013
BEWARE! THIS CYMBAL IS MYSTERIOUSLY 3 TIMES AS EXPENSIVE AS WHEN I GAVE IT A RAVE REVIEW .It cost me £155 and at that price was good value for money. Now it is silly money and way beyond the quality of the cymbal. You have been warned.Sound is pretty subjective, so I'll open with saying that these sound great - To me. Sharp, bright and with good definition. I have said it all before, but you kids are spoilt with the good, cheap musical instruments that are available now - Bllomin' kids, grrrrr, when I was a lad I used to make my drumkits out of Salvation Army hatboxes and dustbin lids, and be grateful for it. Actually, no, thanks mum, you bought me my first second-hand drum kit really for £250. That woud net you a decent new kit now.Suffice to say that my first prog-rock bandmates christened it 'The Junior Jazzman' and when the anguish and barracking became too much I bought a John Bonham monster size Premier kit for myself when I was about 19. I digress...I started drumming when I was 14, nearly 30 odd years ago, now I have stopped and my two sons both play. Back in the 80's the best cymbals could be £200+ and I used to buy them reckoning that they were the Gibson and Fender of cymbals. My sons used my cymbals, but some developed cracks and were replaced by these - I just simply can't get my head around the current prices, they are so so so reasonably priced for such good gear. 30 years ago they would have been about a tenner each at this rate.Honestly, you won't go wrong with Zildjian ever really, but for the money? Money, Money, and so on....
Franklin Flint
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2012
Just like the name implies, the Zildjian crash / ride can handly both roles. I tend to rely on it more for crashing than riding, but when I need a powerful washed out ride, this is 18" beauty hits the mark. I love this thing for both the only suspended cymbal on a kit OR as the big fat power cymbal for a large kit.
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