Models
7 models
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Zildjian Crotales
Tuned bronze discs
Concert percussion · United States
Crotales are small thick tuned discs played with a hard mallet or bowed, sold in chromatic octave sets, and Zildjian's are the ones most orchestral parts assume.
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Zildjian A Symphonic
Orchestral crash cymbal pairs
Cymbal · United States
Hand cymbals for orchestral use are a different instrument from a drum-set crash: heavier, matched in pairs, and specified by weight class. The A Symphonic range covers the standard French, Viennese, and Germanic weights.
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Zildjian Kerope
A recreation of a 1950s K
Cymbal · United States
Kerope was developed by studying old Istanbul-era K cymbals and reproducing their thickness profile and hammering: dark, dry, and very quick to open, with a lathe pattern left rough.
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Zildjian K Sweet
Thin, wide, and washy K cymbals
Cymbal · United States
K Sweet extends the K family toward larger diameters at thin weights — 21" and 23" rides, 17" and 19" crashes — for drummers who want wash without volume.
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Zildjian K Constantinople
The company's traditional jazz flagship
Cymbal · United States
K Constantinople is Zildjian's most deliberately old-fashioned line: thin, hand-hammered, low-pitched, and made in small runs. The Medium Thin Low rides are among the most recorded jazz cymbals of the past thirty years.
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Zildjian FX Oriental China Trash
The effects china
Cymbal · United States
The Oriental China Trash is a fast, bright, unapologetically harsh china that became a fixture in metal and in electronic-influenced drumming.
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Zildjian A Avedis
The 1950s A, remade
Cymbal · United States
A Avedis reproduces the thin, warm, quick A cymbals of the 1950s rather than the brighter modern A, with a rough finish and unlathed bell.