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== Description ==  
 
== Description ==  
 
====[[A Zildjian]] ====
 
====[[A Zildjian]] ====
* Speaks quickly, produces a quick, bright, high-pitched sound. An explosion of tonal colors. (1)<br>
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* Speaks quickly, produces a quick, bright, high-pitched sound. An explosion of tonal colors.<font color=blue><sup>1</sup></font color=blue><br>
 
====[[Zildjian S|S]] ====
 
====[[Zildjian S|S]] ====
* With an exceptionally quick and sensitive response from the lightest touch, S Family thin crashes feature a bright, full crash sound with a beautiful shimmery sustain. Smaller size thin crashes are light and quick, and also work well as stacker cymbals. (2)<br>
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* With an exceptionally quick and sensitive response from the lightest touch, S Family thin crashes feature a bright, full crash sound with a beautiful shimmery sustain. Smaller size thin crashes are light and quick, and also work well as stacker cymbals.<font color=blue><sup>2</sup></font color=blue><br>
 
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Information from: <br>
 
Information from: <br>
# 1987 Zildjian catalog
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<font color=blue><sup>1</sup></font color=blue> 1987 Zildjian catalog<br>
# [https://zildjian.com/collections/cymbals-drum-set-s-family-s-zildjian/products/s-thin-crashes zildjian.com] (retrieved January 4, 2025)
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<font color=blue><sup>2</sup></font color=blue> [https://zildjian.com/collections/cymbals-drum-set-s-family-s-zildjian/products/s-thin-crashes zildjian.com] (retrieved January 4, 2025)
 
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Revision as of 09:46, 6 May 2025

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ZXT 14 Thin Crash 1.jpg

Description

A Zildjian

  • Speaks quickly, produces a quick, bright, high-pitched sound. An explosion of tonal colors.1

S

  • With an exceptionally quick and sensitive response from the lightest touch, S Family thin crashes feature a bright, full crash sound with a beautiful shimmery sustain. Smaller size thin crashes are light and quick, and also work well as stacker cymbals.2

Information from:
1 1987 Zildjian catalog
2 zildjian.com (retrieved January 4, 2025)


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