Difference between revisions of "Zildjian Crash"

Revision as of 05:29, 6 January 2025

Bright, sweet-sounding crash that speaks very quickly. One of the most in-demand crash cymbal sounds for both studio and live settings. (1)

High-pitched with quick decay, controlled overtones and short sustain. More tightly defined frequency range than cast crash cymbals. (2)

Loud, explosive attack. Raw, metallic tone color. Focused overtone threshold for repeated crashes. Exceptional presence and projection. (6)

The K Constantinople Crashes feature a new hammering technique, pin lathing on both sides and a vintage-style cup, preserving the dark, expressive quality of the original line.(3)

With an exceptionally quick and sensitive response from the lightest touch, S Dark Crashes are rich and explosive, producing punctuating, dark crash sounds. S Dark Crashes are thin in weight, opening up quickly for accents or when frequent crashing is needed. (7)

Bright, full-bodied crash that cuts superbly. A sharp, high-pitched attack and colorful, yet fast decay. (5)

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 ====[[Zildjian K Constantinople|K Constantinople]]====
 * The K Constantinople Crashes feature a new hammering technique, pin lathing on both sides and a vintage-style cup, preserving the dark, expressive quality of the original line.(3)
-====[[Zildjian S Dark|S Dark]====
+====[[Zildjian S Dark|S Dark]]====
 * With an exceptionally quick and sensitive response from the lightest touch, S Dark Crashes are rich and explosive, producing punctuating, dark crash sounds. S Dark Crashes are thin in weight, opening up quickly for accents or when frequent crashing is needed. (7)
 ====[[Zildjian Scimitar|Scimitar]]====