Crash rides are multipurpose cymbals that can be used as either a crash or a ride depending on your playing style. Zildjian cymbals range in diameter from 6 to 22 inches depending on type.

smooth crash hits. Meinl is the newest member of the Big Four cymbal companies (the others being Zildjian, Sabian, and Paiste) and this is a fine place to start. Go ahead and experiment with ...

Zildjian has kept faithful to the essence of the A Series ... and accent punctuates with clarity and cut - readily available from any of the selected crash cymbals. Even in full swing, the Quick Beat ...

The 18" crash possesses a slightly more pronounced bell than the other models, but conforms in all other visual aspects. Quick as a flash The cymbals are described in the Zildjian catalogue as having a ...

try the Zildjian K Custom Dark Cymbal Pack with its warm, muted tone. Your average drum kit uses three types of cymbals: ride, crash and hi-hats. Zildjian makes these three types of cymbals ...

When you want a short, punchy crash that doesn’t ring out over time, you can simply grab it to stop it from resonating. That’s typically a no-go for electronic cymbals, but Zildjian seems to ...

From symphonies to rock music, marching bands and advertising jingles — we hear Zildjian cymbals everywhere. Drummers across the globe know that name because it’s emblazoned on every gleaming ...

After more than four centuries of cranking out cymbals and drumsticks, the Avedis Zildjian Company is going digital. This month, Zildjian unveiled its first fully electronic drum set — starting ...

Sabian cymbals are as common on stage as Telecaster guitars and Fender amps. The man behind the brand, Robert Zildjian, died on Wednesday (March 27) at the age of 89. He's remembered as a ...

The Zildjian family has been making their famous cymbals, with a secret process for more than 400 years. WBUR’s Andrea Shea stopped by their factory in Norwell, Massachusetts, to find out more ...