The Traditional Series sound is suited for pretty much every style of music imaginable. The classic concept of these fully lathed cymbals has proven its value through the years. From the earliest jazz drummers and bebop pioneers, to heavy metal and the latest stylistic evolutions, the Traditional Series encompasses the sounds you’re looking for. Dark. Responsive. Controllable. Musical. ABOUT ISTANBUL MEHMET - Mehmet Tamdeger learned his art from Mikhail Zilcan, the grandson of Kerope Zilcan, after whom the Zilcan K series is named. In the 1950s, he worked in the K. Zilcan factory in Istanbul. At the age of nine Mehmet Tamdeğer started to work for Mikhail Zilcan. Mikhail Zilcan and Kirkor Küçükyan taught him every aspect of this ancient Turkish art, based on a history that stems back to the early 17th century. The Istanbul brand name was adopted by a cymbal works established by two cymbalsmiths, Mehmet Tamdeger and Agop Tomurcuk. At that time, they had over three decades of cymbal making experience. Mehmet and Agop named their company after the city that has been home to the epitome of high quality cymbals for many, many years: Istanbul. These cymbals were first exported to the U.S. in 1984, first under the name "Zildjiler", and soon afterwards as "Istanbul". Both craftsmen ...
The Zildjian 18" K Dark Crash Medium Thin is dark and warm but with stronger high-end qualities.
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The Traditional Series sound is suited for pretty much every style of music imaginable. The classic concept of these fully lathed cymbals has proven its value through the years. From the earliest jazz drummers and bebop pioneers, to heavy metal and the latest stylistic evolutions, the Traditional Series encompasses the sounds you’re looking for. Dark. Responsive. Controllable. Musical. ABOUT ISTANBUL MEHMET - Mehmet Tamdeger learned his art from Mikhail Zilcan, the grandson of Kerope Zilcan, after whom the Zilcan K series is named. In the 1950s, he worked in the K. Zilcan factory in Istanbul. At the age of nine Mehmet Tamdeğer started to work for Mikhail Zilcan. Mikhail Zilcan and Kirkor Küçükyan taught him every aspect of this ancient Turkish art, based on a history that stems back to the early 17th century. The Istanbul brand name was adopted by a cymbal works established by two cymbalsmiths, Mehmet Tamdeger and Agop Tomurcuk. At that time, they had over three decades of cymbal making experience. Mehmet and Agop named their company after the city that has been home to the epitome of high quality cymbals for many, many years: Istanbul. These cymbals were first exported to the U.S. in 1984, first under the name "Zildjiler", and soon afterwards as "Istanbul". Both craftsmen ...
The Zildjian 18" K Dark Crash Thin is a dark, warm and low-pitched crash. Very musical, it speaks with a fast decay, and complex, full-bodied sound.
The Trois series of cymbals have an unlathed top that creates a dark, dry and articulated tone. Through its unique mastery in hammering, it creates a cymbal with a perfect blend of great stick definition and warm overtones. The Trios series is great for playing jazz, funk and R&B. About Wuhan Silken CymbalsWuhan Silken Cymbals is a boutique cymbals making factory in Wuhan China. Founded by master cymbalsmith, Ken Cheng, Silken specializes in B20 cymbals designed for modern applications. The cymbals are forged, lathed and hammered using centuries-old techniques, but have a very contemporary feel, comparable to offerings from major manufacturers. The entire Silken Cymbal line are quality crafted and have a brilliant finish, offering a bright, clean sound intended for rock and pop performance. They offer quality, durability, and affordability in their cymbals like none other. Whether you choose the beginner to intermediate level Silken B8 Cymbals (92% copper and 8% tin) or the advanced professional grade Silken Sebring B20 Series (80% copper and 20% tin), you are sure to find the right cymbals to fit your uncompromising style and budget.
Zusi series of cymbals has a traditional finish with a green logo. These unique cymbals has a wobble vibration and a washy tone. The tone sounds dark and warm and has good balance and volume. It gives a short sustain on both crash and ride cymbal and is especially good for playing jazz music. About Wuhan Silken CymbalsWuhan Silken Cymbals is a boutique cymbals making factory in Wuhan China. Founded by master cymbalsmith, Ken Cheng, Silken specializes in B20 cymbals designed for modern applications. The cymbals are forged, lathed and hammered using centuries-old techniques, but have a very contemporary feel, comparable to offerings from major manufacturers. The entire Silken Cymbal line are quality crafted and have a brilliant finish, offering a bright, clean sound intended for rock and pop performance. They offer quality, durability, and affordability in their cymbals like none other. Whether you choose the beginner to intermediate level Silken B8 Cymbals (92% copper and 8% tin) or the advanced professional grade Silken Sebring B20 Series (80% copper and 20% tin), you are sure to find the right cymbals to fit your uncompromising style and budget.
This item is Lightly Used. Category: K Custom Series SKU: K0980 Type: Crash Size: 14 in. / 35.56 cm. Weight: Thin Finish: Brilliant Finish Bell Size: Small Profile: Medium Pitch: Mid to High Sound: Dark/Mid Volume: Soft Balance: Blend Sustain: Short Skill level: Advanced, Beginner, Intermediate, ProfessionalZildjian warranty not included however HiFiSoundConnection includes a 90 day warranty
The Traditional Series sound is suited for pretty much every style of music imaginable. The classic concept of these fully lathed cymbals has proven its value through the years. From the earliest jazz drummers and bebop pioneers, to heavy metal and the latest stylistic evolutions, the Traditional Series encompasses the sounds you’re looking for. Dark. Responsive. Controllable. Musical. ABOUT ISTANBUL MEHMET - Mehmet Tamdeger learned his art from Mikhail Zilcan, the grandson of Kerope Zilcan, after whom the Zilcan K series is named. In the 1950s, he worked in the K. Zilcan factory in Istanbul. At the age of nine Mehmet Tamdeğer started to work for Mikhail Zilcan. Mikhail Zilcan and Kirkor Küçükyan taught him every aspect of this ancient Turkish art, based on a history that stems back to the early 17th century. The Istanbul brand name was adopted by a cymbal works established by two cymbalsmiths, Mehmet Tamdeger and Agop Tomurcuk. At that time, they had over three decades of cymbal making experience. Mehmet and Agop named their company after the city that has been home to the epitome of high quality cymbals for many, many years: Istanbul. These cymbals were first exported to the U.S. in 1984, first under the name "Zildjiler", and soon afterwards as "Istanbul". Both craftsmen ...
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