<p style="margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 12.0px Helvetica;"><span style="letter-spacing: 0.0px;">Un modelo crash Zildjian de gama baja, pero me parece que es un buen producto. Si quieres un pequeño platillo que suene bien con un presupuesto ajustado, es exactamente lo que necesitas. Resalta, tiene un buen brillo (en el diseño también), e...
Lo uso desde hace 3 años. Es mi segundo platillo de este tipo.El punto fuerte, el sonido agudo que se combina bien en mi set encima de mis 16?El punto débil, la fragilidad. Acabo de romperlo. Una lástima, no existe una versión heavy en esta serie.Antes había probado el mismo en versión B8, que se ha roto aun más rápido.La relación calidad/precio...
Hace algunos meses que tengo el placer de colaborar con esta pequeña encantadora. ¡Es Fascinante! Bueno, vamos a estar más constructivos.Tengo el modelo 16?, el sonido sorprende al principio, los primeros pasos pueden ser un poco difíciles. ¡Pero es rentable! Un sonido versión china crash proporciona un efecto de dimensión al sonido. Por supuest...
What I love most about this crash is its fullness. Give it a good "whack" and just listen to the full decay of this crash and you will hear a rich wave of sound. It has some nice hi end brightness but also a nice mellow softness that lets it be bright and cut through the mix but in no way does it sound brittle. My favorite use for this crash ...
It is not a cymbal for beginners, rather one for those artist drummers with a real sophisticated palate. This is certainly one of the most versatile crash cymbals available. I have not encountered a Zildjian K model cymbal that I did not love, and the 15 inch Zildjian K Custom Dark Crash is no exception. There are no unwanted overtones, the dec...
Zildjian's ZBT Crash 16" is a pretty standard sized crash cymbal for your drum kit. It's definitely on the lower end of things as far as crash cymbals from Zildjian go, as they have cymbals for players on all levels and all budgets. I recently played a drum set at a friend's house who had a kit with mostly ZBT cymbals, including this 16" crash...
The Sabian Crash AAX O-Zone is a unique cymbal that comes in a few different sizes. The version of this cymbal that I've used is a 20" cymbal, but I believe it also comes in 16" and 18" sizes. The cymbal is unique due to holes that it has in it, hence the name O-Zone, which is funny and kinda messed up all in one. I don't know too much about ...
The Meinl Byzance Medium Crash 18" is an awesome cymbal that is to be used with a full drum set. This is great either as your main crash simple or in compliment with another one. I've only had the chance to use this crash cymbal a few times, mostly just messing around. While I'm not a drummer, a good friend of mine has this at his band's prac...
The Zildjian A (Avedis) Medium Thin Crash 16” is a pretty standard sized crash cymbal that’s for use with a full drum set. I’ve recently recorded with this cymbal for a session where the drummer brought it in. It was the only time I’ve used the cymbal thus far, but it seems like it’s a pretty popular cymbal amongst drummers for a number of rea...
The Paiste 505 Crash 18" is a pretty standard crash cymbal for use in the context of a full drum kit. I'm primarily not a drummer, but recently played a family member's drum kit who had this cymbal as his main crash and definitely liked what I heard. It's not too bright sounding and is pretty full toned overall. I believe that the cymbal is m...