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| − | <b>"China Boy" was the original name of this model, thus those are included here as well.</b> | + | <b>"China Boy" </b>was the original name of this model, thus those are included here as well.</b> |
== Series - Sizes == | == Series - Sizes == | ||
[[File:K 19 China 1.jpg|thumb|right|450px|]] | [[File:K 19 China 1.jpg|thumb|right|450px|]] | ||
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*'''[[A Custom]] - [[A Custom 18" China|18"]] [[A Custom 20" China|20"]] | *'''[[A Custom]] - [[A Custom 18" China|18"]] [[A Custom 20" China|20"]] | ||
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====[[Zildjian Z Custom|Z Custom]]==== | ====[[Zildjian Z Custom|Z Custom]]==== | ||
* Z Custom Chinas explode with the extra amount of attack and impact that drummers expect from Z Custom. Drive harder with maximum brightness and land the heaviest accents in every breakdown.<font color=blue><sup>8</sup></font color=blue> | * Z Custom Chinas explode with the extra amount of attack and impact that drummers expect from Z Custom. Drive harder with maximum brightness and land the heaviest accents in every breakdown.<font color=blue><sup>8</sup></font color=blue> | ||
| + | ====[[Zildjian ZHT|ZHT]]==== | ||
| + | * Sharp and explosive "China" sounds. Provides dark and exotic tones.<font color=blue><sup>12</sup></font color=blue> | ||
====[[Z Zildjian]]==== | ====[[Z Zildjian]]==== | ||
* Powerful, loud aggressive China sound. Maximum explosive potential.<font color=blue><sup>1</sup></font color=blue> | * Powerful, loud aggressive China sound. Maximum explosive potential.<font color=blue><sup>1</sup></font color=blue> | ||
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<font color=blue><sup>10</sup></font color=blue> Zildjian Cymbal & Drumstick Selection Guide 1998<br> | <font color=blue><sup>10</sup></font color=blue> Zildjian Cymbal & Drumstick Selection Guide 1998<br> | ||
<font color=blue><sup>11</sup></font color=blue> [https://web.archive.org/web/20090522091707/http://www.zildjian.com/EN-US/products/default.ad2?catalogID=1001&useID=0&typeID=0&showNewItems=1 Zildjian.com Internet Archive snapshot of 08/09/2009]<br> | <font color=blue><sup>11</sup></font color=blue> [https://web.archive.org/web/20090522091707/http://www.zildjian.com/EN-US/products/default.ad2?catalogID=1001&useID=0&typeID=0&showNewItems=1 Zildjian.com Internet Archive snapshot of 08/09/2009]<br> | ||
| + | <font color=blue><sup>12</sup></font color=blue> [https://web.archive.org/web/20060325141343/http://www.zildjian.com/EN-US/products/default.ad2?posID=4&catalogID=-1&typeID=0&sortID=0&useID=0 Zildjian.com Internet Archive snapshot of 03/25/2006]<br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:39, 13 September 2025
"China Boy" was the original name of this model, thus those are included here as well.
Series - Sizes
- A Custom - 18" 20"
- Amir - 18" 20"
- I - 16" 18"
- Impulse - 18" 20"
- K Zildjian - 17" 19"
- Pitch Black - 18"
- Planet Z - 18"
- S - 16" 18"
- S Dark - 18"
- Scimitar Bronze - 14" 16" 18" 20"
- Z Zildjian - 18" 20"
- ZBT - 16" 18"
- ZBT Plus - 16" 18"
- ZHT - 16" 18"
- Z3 - 18" 20"
- Z Custom - 18" 20"
A Custom
- Recognized by their striking brilliant finish, A Custom Chinas feature unique tonal grooves and lower profiles. Together, these attributes produce a smoother, glassier and brighter sounding cymbal with more give when struck. It is these qualities that have made the sound of A Customs particularly sought after in the studio. Fast, explosive sound. Perfect for driving accents and FX colors. Immediate attack and smooth decay. Very clean "China" sound. Classic A Custom shimmer and texture.9
Amir
- Harsh, exotic, metallic China sound. Short and explosive.1
I
- Focused, trashy attack. Responsive thin weight. Great way to expand your sound.7
Impulse
- Exotic metallic crash. Loud volume, intense tone. Wide range of sounds around the cymbal. Initial attack projects. Doubles as unique ride cymbal.3
K Zildjian
- Dark, exotic China sound. "K" hammering produces low-pitched, "trashy" sound with extremely fast decay.1
Pitch Black
- The wide flange of this beast produces a powerful "bark" that hits like a Kung Fu master.11
Planet Z
- Bright, trashy and fast. Delivers that classic china sound. Great for accents. Cutting, bright tones.6
S
- Sharp and explosive, S Family china cymbals add a bright and trashy tone color that works well for big hits and accents. Speaks quickly with a short sustain.4
S Dark
- Add some raw energy to your kit with the S Dark China, which explodes with trashy tone colors and is tailor-made for landing big hits and accents. These chinas are lower-pitched, randomly hammered for extra trash, and have a shorter sustain that dries out quickly.5
Scimitar Bronze
- Superb cutting 'china' sound. Fast decay. Excellent bright yet trashy characteristics.2
ZBT Plus
- Exptic, bright yet trashy "China" sound. short, sharp and explosive.10
Z Custom
- Z Custom Chinas explode with the extra amount of attack and impact that drummers expect from Z Custom. Drive harder with maximum brightness and land the heaviest accents in every breakdown.8
ZHT
- Sharp and explosive "China" sounds. Provides dark and exotic tones.12
Z Zildjian
- Powerful, loud aggressive China sound. Maximum explosive potential.1
Information from:
1 1987 Zildjian catalog
2 1989 Scimitar Bronze one-sheet
3 1983 Amir/Impulse brochure
4 zildjian.com (retrieved January 4, 2025)
5 zildjian.com (retrieved January 5, 2025)
6 zildjian.com (retrieved January 5, 2025)
7 zildjian.com (retrieved January 5, 2025)
8 zildjian.com (retrieved January 5, 2025)
9 zildjian.com (retrieved January 12, 2025)
10 Zildjian Cymbal & Drumstick Selection Guide 1998
11 Zildjian.com Internet Archive snapshot of 08/09/2009
12 Zildjian.com Internet Archive snapshot of 03/25/2006
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