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Cheerful-Bear
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 Zildjian Chinazzzz
I've decided on a Zildjian K Custom 17'' Dark China for my low pitch one.
I just can't decide on what to get for a high pich.
Candidates are:
20'' Z Custom China
20'' A China High
20'' A Custom China
Wotcher think?
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Mon Jan 21, 2008 5:54 pm |
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PDP9000
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Go for the Z-custom china its kinda high and low picthed.
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Mon Jan 21, 2008 6:08 pm |
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christopherabruce
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Re: Zildjian Chinazzzz
The Z might get you a higher pitch due to it's thickness, but won't the A's produce pitches lower than the K Custom due to the larger size?
Cheerful-Bear wrote:I've decided on a Zildjian K Custom 17'' Dark China for my low pitch one.
I just can't decide on what to get for a high pich.
Candidates are:
20'' Z Custom China
20'' A China High
20'' A Custom China
Wotcher think?
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screamkevin
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Might I humbly suggest checking out a 16" Zildjian Oriental China Trash? I played that as my main china when I played Zildjian, and it still remains my all-time favorite effects cymbal. Very short, sharp, and trashy. Worth a look.
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Tue Jan 22, 2008 6:39 am |
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Cheerful-Bear
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Yeah my best bets are on getting:
Zildjian Oriental China Trash 18''
Zildjian K Custom Hybrid China 19''
Or maybe instead of that K Custom I'll get another china trash. Dunno I'm not getting another china first, I'm actually getting an A Custom 16'' Crash. Just makin' plans for later purchases. (Since my income is approx. $50 per month  )
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ludwigdrummer29
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i have the 20" a custom.
its crazy loud. im only aloud to play it on stage or by myself.(band orders)
its got super nice attack. and a quick decay. i loved it the first time i hit it (the day it came in). so after the show that night i had my boss open up the store and sell it to me right then.
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DoomSquish09
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screamkevin wrote:Might I humbly suggest checking out a 16" Zildjian Oriental China Trash? I played that as my main china when I played Zildjian, and it still remains my all-time favorite effects cymbal. Very short, sharp, and trashy. Worth a look.
right on! that's my main china too! lol i also have a 12" zildjian oriental china trash that i use to the left. it's also worth getting.
but the 16" oriental trash is the perfect china tone! i loved it since i got it!
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Jimbob2020
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screamkevin wrote:Might I humbly suggest checking out a 16" Zildjian Oriental China Trash? I played that as my main china when I played Zildjian, and it still remains my all-time favorite effects cymbal. Very short, sharp, and trashy. Worth a look.
+1 They sound amazing!
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I love Cheese and drums
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Get the Oriental they are trashy and dark at the same time and really just a fantastic china.
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screamkevin wrote:Might I humbly suggest checking out a 16" Zildjian Oriental China Trash? I played that as my main china when I played Zildjian, and it still remains my all-time favorite effects cymbal. Very short, sharp, and trashy. Worth a look.
+1 P.O.Y!
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xdoseonex
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m hifgh and low chinas are a 17" K and a 19" K
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yamum28
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screamkevin wrote:Might I humbly suggest checking out a 16" Zildjian Oriental China Trash? I played that as my main china when I played Zildjian, and it still remains my all-time favorite effects cymbal. Very short, sharp, and trashy. Worth a look.
i agree the medium size china trashes are better than normal chinas, but if you were to pick one of your shortlist it would be the Z Custom one. i too used the china trash as my main (and only...) china in my Zil days
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J-rod
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im a big fan of my 18" oriental china, you cant really go wrong with it
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