Difference between revisions of "Z Zildjian 14" Dyno Beat Hi Hat"
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::"Top": 1128g / "Bottom": 1434g<br> | ::"Top": 1128g / "Bottom": 1434g<br> | ||
::"Top": 1165g / "Bottom": 1285g<br> | ::"Top": 1165g / "Bottom": 1285g<br> | ||
| + | ::'Top": 1215g / "Bottom": 1220g<br> | ||
::"Top": 1234g / "Bottom": 1290g<br> | ::"Top": 1234g / "Bottom": 1290g<br> | ||
::"Top": 1288g / "Bottom": 1335g<br> | ::"Top": 1288g / "Bottom": 1335g<br> | ||
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'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/CQITZ5iFGL4 Z Zildjian 14" Dyno Beat Hi Hat]<br> | '''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/CQITZ5iFGL4 Z Zildjian 14" Dyno Beat Hi Hat]<br> | ||
[https://youtu.be/i8nOfoUWEFs Z Zildjian 14" Dyno Beat Hi Hat]<br> | [https://youtu.be/i8nOfoUWEFs Z Zildjian 14" Dyno Beat Hi Hat]<br> | ||
| + | [https://youtu.be/8pxEyJIaV8c?feature=shared Z Zildjian 14" Dyno Beat Hi Hat]<br> | ||
'''Zildjian's Description:''' [[Zildjian Dyno Beat Hi-Hat#Z Zildjian|<<< - >>>]]<br> | '''Zildjian's Description:''' [[Zildjian Dyno Beat Hi-Hat#Z Zildjian|<<< - >>>]]<br> | ||
'''Review:''' My pair weighed 1128g over 1434g, so comparable to the [[A Zildjian 14" New Beat Hi-Hat|14" New Beats]]. and, just like those cymbals, I found these to be precise when the hi-hat clutch gripped them tightly, and more "sloshy" when the clutch was loosened. They do have a bit of a metallic quality to the sound that the New Beats don't, with a sort of open "airiness" that is typical of a cymbal that is unhammered and unlathed. Of course these are probably most known today as being one half of the [[K Zildjian K/Z 14" Hi-Hat|K/Z Hi-Hat]], but I think they're worth trying out on their own. (In my video above, you'll see the Concave Open Penta on top - typically the K/Z pairing uses the other cymbal.) While the Z Zildjian cymbal series was mostly perceived as a line for the heavy hitters, I feel like the Dyno Beats could work well in many genres of music. <br> | '''Review:''' My pair weighed 1128g over 1434g, so comparable to the [[A Zildjian 14" New Beat Hi-Hat|14" New Beats]]. and, just like those cymbals, I found these to be precise when the hi-hat clutch gripped them tightly, and more "sloshy" when the clutch was loosened. They do have a bit of a metallic quality to the sound that the New Beats don't, with a sort of open "airiness" that is typical of a cymbal that is unhammered and unlathed. Of course these are probably most known today as being one half of the [[K Zildjian K/Z 14" Hi-Hat|K/Z Hi-Hat]], but I think they're worth trying out on their own. (In my video above, you'll see the Concave Open Penta on top - typically the K/Z pairing uses the other cymbal.) While the Z Zildjian cymbal series was mostly perceived as a line for the heavy hitters, I feel like the Dyno Beats could work well in many genres of music. <br> | ||
Review written by [[User:Bluejacketsfan|Bluejacketsfan]]<br> | Review written by [[User:Bluejacketsfan|Bluejacketsfan]]<br> | ||
''' Artist/song where it can be heard:''' [[Zildjian_Rick_Allen|Rick Allen]] | ''' Artist/song where it can be heard:''' [[Zildjian_Rick_Allen|Rick Allen]] | ||
Revision as of 12:29, 18 January 2024
Group: Hi-Hats
Type: Dyno Beat Hi Hat
Size: 14 Inch
Series: Z Zildjian
Weight: (Note: Z series did not have "Top" or "Bottom" designations, but used a different computer hammering for each cymbal. Usually a seller labels these as top/bottom weights without denoting which weight is for which hammering, hence, one isn't sure which is being measured.)
- "Top": 1128g / "Bottom": 1434g
- "Top": 1165g / "Bottom": 1285g
- 'Top": 1215g / "Bottom": 1220g
- "Top": 1234g / "Bottom": 1290g
- "Top": 1288g / "Bottom": 1335g
- "Top": 1331g / "Bottom": 1327g
- "Top": 1710g / "Bottom": 1740g
- Concave Open Penta: 1128g, 1285g, 1388g, 1710g
- Convex Closed Hex: 1165g, 1295g, 1302g, 1351g, 1434g, 1599g, 1621g, 1625g
- "Top": 1128g / "Bottom": 1434g
Years of production: 1986 - 1993
Sound file: Z Zildjian 14" Dyno Beat Hi Hat
Z Zildjian 14" Dyno Beat Hi Hat
Z Zildjian 14" Dyno Beat Hi Hat
Zildjian's Description: <<< - >>>
Review: My pair weighed 1128g over 1434g, so comparable to the 14" New Beats. and, just like those cymbals, I found these to be precise when the hi-hat clutch gripped them tightly, and more "sloshy" when the clutch was loosened. They do have a bit of a metallic quality to the sound that the New Beats don't, with a sort of open "airiness" that is typical of a cymbal that is unhammered and unlathed. Of course these are probably most known today as being one half of the K/Z Hi-Hat, but I think they're worth trying out on their own. (In my video above, you'll see the Concave Open Penta on top - typically the K/Z pairing uses the other cymbal.) While the Z Zildjian cymbal series was mostly perceived as a line for the heavy hitters, I feel like the Dyno Beats could work well in many genres of music.
Review written by Bluejacketsfan
Artist/song where it can be heard: Rick Allen
