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==== Effects ====
 
*'''[[Zildjian Trashformer|Trashformer]] - [[Zildjian ZXT 8" Trashformer|8"]] [[Zildjian ZXT 10" Trashformer|10"]] [[Zildjian ZXT 14" Trashformer|14"]]
 
*'''[[Zildjian Trashformer|Trashformer]] - [[Zildjian ZXT 8" Trashformer|8"]] [[Zildjian ZXT 10" Trashformer|10"]] [[Zildjian ZXT 14" Trashformer|14"]]
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*'''[[Zildjian Band|Band]] - [[Zildjian ZXT 14" Band|14"]] [[Zildjian ZXT 16" Band|16"]] [[Zildjian ZXT 18" Band|18"]] (2003-?)
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*'''[[Zildjian Band Mastersound Anti-Lock Series|Band Mastersound Anti-Lock Series]] - [[Zildjian ZXT 16" Band Mastersound Anti-Lock Series|16"]] [[Zildjian ZXT 18" Band Mastersound Anti-Lock Series|18"]]
  
 
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Latest revision as of 10:28, 13 October 2025

ZXT Ad (2002)
ZXT Pack 2.jpg
ZXT Family.jpg

Introduction: 2002*
Discontinued:
Background: This replaced the ZBT series*
Alloy: B8
Quality:
Production: Distinctive double-layered look of circular hammering, combined with traditional lathing across the entire cymbal. All ZXT cymbals come in a brilliant finish, which further enhances their visual appeal.
Company Description: " “A unique, cutting sound and definition.”

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Crashes

Hi-Hats

Chinas

Splashes

Effects

Band


Source:
(*) "New And Notable - NAMM 2002!" (Modern Drummer, November 2002, p.38)


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