Zultan 19" Caz Crash/Ride 5-stars Reviews

Satisfied

Useful information for specific drummers. Drummer friend have 19 which has 1698 grams. I tried three different, whit weight 1676,1669 and 1619 grams. And finally chose the thinnest one. It fit best whit the existing cymbals , it is more sensitive to touch and has the most complex sound.

Nice crash ride

I personally use it for my right crash but this is a great ride if im playing a Silk Sonic song or something in that nature. Its not too bright and it gives a very nice sound.

Big and Beefy

I'd previously bought a 16" can crash and wanted something a bit more versatile. Its feels get as a ride, and great to crash with. Bell doesn't really cut through but thats not why I bought it so doesn't bother me. And like all Zultan products, excellent value for money.

This is a gorgeous cymbal that served as my primary ride for a couple of years, but now it is used as a primary crash, or a secondary ride, depending on my setup, and genre being played. Can't go wrong for the price!

The sound is beautiful, the feel is amazing and if you know how to hit a cymbal with a little finesse, you can produce a huge variety of sounds. One of my favourite cymbals that I have ever owned.

Great crash with warm sound and nice sustain. Very light and therefor sensitive. As a ride, you need to be gentle as it tends to wash quite easily, however the ping is still there. Very versatile cymbal for ridiculously low price.

Unbelievable Sound for the Price

I can't believe they are selling a cymbal like this for 120¤. The crash sound is dark, warm, and slightly trashy and records really nicely, especially when you need crash accents that blend in the mix without overpowering the rest of the kit or other instruments.

It's a thin cymbal (mine weighs 1555g), so unleashing the ride qualities requires a specific kind of stick and good technique, but I've actually enjoyed using this cymbal in a jazz context lately. I get some nice definition out of it with Vic Firth's Peter Erskine signature sticks. Will definitely get the Caz hats and bigger rides in the future.

I've had this cymbal for almost two years now and so far no cracks or any other quality issues, so this gets 5/5 for both sound and quality.

Don't mistake this for a budget cymbal!

Like most drummers, I'm often very sceptical about buying drum products, particularly cymbals online without hearing them in person first, however due to the positive reviews and the great price, I thought I'd bite the bullet. And boy is this cymbal brilliant! It's perfect for the jazz and funk groups that I play in, with a fantastic wash and a crisp ride function. Although it's a 19", it's certainly not too dark, and functions perfectly as an auxilliary crash as well.

It easily competes with the Zildjian K's that I've played in the past, just without the hefty price tag. You won't regret buying this cymbal!

Bargain of the century!

Buying cymbals unheard is risky,but enough good reviews of this 19" C/R and £110 price tag,made me take a chance.Ive been playing it

alongside Zildjians A and Ks,Meinl Byzanze Jazz,,and Istanbul Mel Lewis cymbals,and it holds its own sonically amongst these top end cymbals.I read the bell was smaller on these,that's untrue.It has a low pitch wash that never overpowers,and a decent crash that gets out of the way quick when hit on the edge,the bell is great for Latin grooves too.It is a jazz cymbal really, similar to K Zildjians,really great on a one cymbal and hi hats gig.This can be used in most music genres except really loud amplified stuff,however ,it's no quieter than other similar sized b20 hand hammered cymbals that I have.

Valid product

Not a crash, nor a ride, but a nice blend of both.. it's not so heavy and not so light, it respond really well with a nice stick definition, full sounding bell and warm crash capabilities. Really recomended for anything from jazz to old school rock.

Warm and versatile!

I've never been a fan of crash rides. They always seem to be too "clangy" as crashes and too dull and undefined as rides.

HOWEVER, this one is a keeper for acoustic music.

Actually, I'd say it's 2/3 crash and 1/3 ride. Tip riding gives a warm dry "wash" whenever high volumes are not required. It is also excellent for bow riding on higher volume choruses. Never harsh or intrusive. As a crash it's very warm and sweet, everything I'd expect from a classic 'K'.

I've used this as the only cymbal in the kit (not counting the hihat) at acoustic gigs, it's superb!

I'm a big fan of the Zultan range. In my opinion they kill the budget series of the big makers! Even better, the Zultans totally hold their own compared to the really expensive stuff.