• Stronger high-end tonality than the A Zildjian Thin Crash
• Opens up easily for a quick response
• Dark, cutting crash that works across musical genres
• Balanced sound with complex overtones
• Medium decay makes it a good recording cymbal
• Defined bell sound
• Computer-controlled hammering produces a cutting tone
• Cast B20 bronze for a rich sound that improves with age
• Traditional finish suits everything from jazz to pop
• 18" diameter with a medium bell and long sustain
DESCRIPTION
A Zildjian Medium Thin Crashes are one of the most popular Zildjian crash cymbal lines, and for good reason — they embody what most players picture when they hear the phrase "Zildjian crash cymbal sound." Bright and versatile, this 18" model projects with a stronger high-end tonality than a Thin Crash while still opening up easily for a quick response.
The medium-thin weight strikes a useful middle ground: balanced, complex overtones with a cutting attack that carries across any musical genre. Medium decay keeps things tidy in the studio, and the defined bell gives you a second voice when you need it.
Cast from B20 bronze and shaped with computer-controlled hammering, this crash delivers a rich, cutting tone that only improves with age. The classic Traditional finish looks at home behind any kit, from a jazz trio to a pop stage.
