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Zildjian CymbalsZildjian cymbals have been manufactured for over four hundred years. In that time, they have created one of the most sought after products in the drumming world. With so many different types and sizes to choose from, it can be hard to choose the equipment you want. The company offers two basic types of cymbals, cast bronze and sheet bronze. Click here to learn the difference between cast and sheet Zildjian Cymbals. Learn more about specific cymbal lines from Zildjian by using the links below: Zildjian Links Information on other products offered by Zildjian and some useful information to help decide on choosing cymbals. And, if you’re having a hard time deciding on which model to get, you can always check out the pre-packaged Zildjian set ups to make it easier. You can choose from just about any model in the Zildjian catalog…ZBT, ZXT, ZHT, Planet Z, A Series, and Pitch Black. Zildjian Drumsticks Zildjian Hi HatsWhether you want the crisp, smooth sound of a pair of jazz hats, or the sloshy shimmer of hard rock, you’ll find a pair of Zildjian hi hat cymbals that will help you get the sound you want. K Series:Here you’ll find the K, K Custom, Custom Dark, High Definition, Hybrid, Session, Constantinople and Mastersounds lines. Also, you can purchase hat tops and bottoms separately to create your own unique sound. Z Series:These cymbals include Zildjian’s ZHT, ZBT, ZXT, and the Z3. You’ll also find their “metal” Pitch Black line (ZPB). ZBT Series:These are considered to be entry level cymbals. They are made of Zildjian’s sheet bronze alloy which consists of ninety-two percent copper and eight percent tin. Zildjian CrashesA Series:Here you can find the Zildjian A Custom series, Rezo, Projection, Rock, and EFX crashes. Also check out the medium and thin crashes for quicker decay and stronger attack. K Series:Find Hybrids, Darks, Customs, EFX, and more from Zildjian’s K line of cymbals. Zildjian RidesK Ride:You can find Hybrids, Customs, Darks, Heavy and Medium weights of Zildjian cymbals.Leave Zildjian Cymbals and Find Cymbals From Sabian, Meinl, Paiste and More |
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