Difference between revisions of "A Zildjian 12" New Beat Hi-Hat"

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::Top: 715g / Bottom: 1025g (Large cursive A)<br>
 
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::Top: 727g / Bottom: 944g<br>
 
::Top: 727g / Bottom: 944g<br>
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::Top: 730g / Bottom: 1000g<br>
 
::Top: 734g / Bottom: 916g (Large cursive A)<br>
 
::Top: 734g / Bottom: 916g (Large cursive A)<br>
 
::Top: 742g / Bottom: 1008g (Large cursive A)<br>
 
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::Top: 770g / Bottom: 938g (Large cursive A) <br>
 
::Top: 770g / Bottom: 938g (Large cursive A) <br>
'''Median Weight:''' Top: 714g (n=10) / Bottom: 945g (n=10)<br>
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'''Median Weight:''' Top: 715g (n=11) / Bottom: 961g (n=11)<br>
 
'''Years of production:''' (?) - Present<br>
 
'''Years of production:''' (?) - Present<br>
 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/ED_vePnsA9k A Zildjian 12" New Beat Hi-Hat] <br>
 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/ED_vePnsA9k A Zildjian 12" New Beat Hi-Hat] <br>
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As with previous smaller Zildjian hi-hats we’ve tried, the 12s do omit a slight ‘pinginess’ as an overtone, but it’s also this brightness that helps the hats to cut through." <br>
 
As with previous smaller Zildjian hi-hats we’ve tried, the 12s do omit a slight ‘pinginess’ as an overtone, but it’s also this brightness that helps the hats to cut through." <br>
  
Review written by Stuart Williams ("Zildjian A Series City Pack review", [https://www.musicradar.com/reviews/zildjian-a-series-city-pack musicradar], October 11, 2018)<br>
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:Review written by Stuart Williams ("Zildjian A Series City Pack review", [https://www.musicradar.com/reviews/zildjian-a-series-city-pack musicradar], October 11, 2018)<br>
  
 
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Revision as of 04:03, 18 October 2025

A 12 New Beat Hi Hat 1.jpg
A 12 New Beat Hi Hat 2.jpg
A 12 New Beat Hi Hat 3.jpg

Group: Hi-Hats
Type: New Beat Hi-Hat
Size: 12 Inch
Series: A Zildjian
Weight: Top: 526g / Bottom: 786g (1960s Era)

Top: 634g / Bottom: 946g (Large cursive A)
Top: 654g / Bottom: 975g (Large cursive A)
Top: 658g / Bottom: 856g (Large cursive A)
Top: 712g / Bottom: 961g (Large cursive A)
Top: 715g / Bottom: 1025g (Large cursive A)
Top: 727g / Bottom: 944g
Top: 730g / Bottom: 1000g
Top: 734g / Bottom: 916g (Large cursive A)
Top: 742g / Bottom: 1008g (Large cursive A)
Top: 770g / Bottom: 938g (Large cursive A)

Median Weight: Top: 715g (n=11) / Bottom: 961g (n=11)
Years of production: (?) - Present
Sound file: A Zildjian 12" New Beat Hi-Hat
A Zildjian 12" New Beat Hi-Hat
A Zildjian 12" New Beat Hi-Hat
A Zildjian 12" New Beat Hi-Hat
A Zildjian 12" New Beat Hi-Hat
A Zildjian 12" New Beat Hi-Hat
A Zildjian 12" New Beat Hi-Hat
A Zildjian 12" New Beat Hi-Hat
Zildjian's Description: <<< - >>>
Review: "Next up are the hi-hats, and picking them up you’ll notice just how heavy that bottom hat is. This is sort of the New Beat’s formula though, and a big part of the reason they’re considered by many to be the definition of a hi-hat sound. The resulting tone from the medium/heavy pairing gives us that quintessential solid ‘chick’ when stepped, and yet again, stick definition is a key feature with fast 32nd notes all articulating nicely, followed by the smooth, bright cut of open barks. The size means that these hats obviously aren’t really for rock. They will get sloshy, but trying to play anything heavier than singer-songwriter style grooves makes us feel a bit like Scrappy-Doo turning up to a bar brawl.

As with previous smaller Zildjian hi-hats we’ve tried, the 12s do omit a slight ‘pinginess’ as an overtone, but it’s also this brightness that helps the hats to cut through."

Review written by Stuart Williams ("Zildjian A Series City Pack review", musicradar, October 11, 2018)

Artist/song where it can be heard: