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==== Crashes ====
 
==== Crashes ====
 
* '''[[Zildjian Crash of Doom|Crash of Doom]] - [[Zildjian FX 18" Crash of Doom|18"]] [[Zildjian FX 20" Crash of Doom|20"]] [[Zildjian FX 22" Crash of Doom|22"]]
 
* '''[[Zildjian Crash of Doom|Crash of Doom]] - [[Zildjian FX 18" Crash of Doom|18"]] [[Zildjian FX 20" Crash of Doom|20"]] [[Zildjian FX 22" Crash of Doom|22"]]
*'''[[Zildjian Azuka Latin Multi-Crash Hand & Stick]] - [[Zildjian Azuka 15" Latin Multi-Crash Hand & Stick|15"]]  
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*'''[[Zildjian Azuka Latin Multi-Crash Hand & Stick|Azuka Latin Multi-Crash Hand & Stick]] - [[Zildjian Azuka 15" Latin Multi-Crash Hand & Stick|15"]]  
  
 
==== Hi-Hats ====
 
==== Hi-Hats ====

Revision as of 04:28, 22 January 2024

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Original Name & Logo

Introduction: 1993 (Originally called "Oriental".)
Alloy: B20
Quality: Professional
Applications: All volume settings, live and studio. From medium soft to very loud settings, its brilliant warmth and precise tone have made it a favorite of drummers worldwide.
Sound: “Effects” cymbals are unique and alternative cymbals that offer other distinct sounds. Beyond the basic cymbal types, FX cymbals offer a world of specialty sounds that can help complete your setup. Some popular options include stacks, bells, and trash crashes.

Chinas

Splashes (and Bells)

Crashes

Hi-Hats


Information from:

  1. zildjian.com

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