Vintage Rare Zildjian Cymbal
Posted by Administrator on March 29, 2010 under Drums
Vintage Rare Zildjian Cymbal
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VINTAGE 60's A ZILDJIAN SPLASH CYMBAL RARE- BUDDY RICH |  |
0 Bid | US $89.00 | 5d 23h 22m |
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Zildjian Cymbal POSTER Vintage 60's Drum Ad VERY RARE | |
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US $8.94 | 24d 15h 19m |
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Zildjian K 14" Hi Hats Rare! Made in Canada (1033 & 1007g)
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Zildjian K Constantinople Crash Cymbal $304.95 Zildjian K Constantinople Crash Cymbals feature a very retro crash sound with dark, warm, lush, gorgeous tones. These K Zildjians re-create the classic "Old K" sound with the same dry overtones and smooth decay similar to the ride cymbals that have proved so popular. Constantinople crash cymbals offer a fast, full-bodied response with an exceptional vintage feel.K Constantinople cymbals speak with the dark warm sound associated with Zildjian cymbals made in Turkey in the first half of the 20th Century. These "Old K's" first resurfaced during the 1950s and 1960s in set-ups of bebop era vanguard drummers like Elvin Jones. K Constantinople cymbals are hand-lathed by skilled artisans using old-style cutting tools. Pits and other surface impurities, that modern finishing processes remove, are retained, preserving the original tonal quality.Zildjian K Series Cymbals are dark, warm and expressive. A perfect combination for any drum or percussion set up. An extraordinary number of the greatest and most innovative drummers in history, like Elvin Jones and Tony Williams, have been fueled by K Zildjian cymbals. The deep, dry, shimmering sounds of these cast bronze cymbals, developed by Kerope Zildjian in 19th Century Turkey, continue to inspire drummers today. Elaborate hammering and lathing mold Zildjian's secret alloy into beautiful and versatile cymbals with a wide-ranging blend of high and low frequencies that can be mellow or intense depending on how you play them.Zildjians are the world's most popular and versatile cymbals. |
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Zildjian A Custom China Cymbal $259.95 The Zildjian A Custom China Cymbal gives you loud, piercing, and musical China sound. Add that distinct coloration to your drum kit that only a quality Chinese cymbal can bring.Fast, modern and shimmering. Developed with the assistance of drumming icon Vinnie Colaiuta, Zildjian A Customs utilize radical rotary hammering techniques, thin to medium weights and a striking brilliant finish for that crisp, sweet, sophisticated A Zildjian sound. Not too dark, not too bright, cymbals that are just right for modern music.Zildjians are the world's most popular and versatile cymbals. |
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Zildjian K Constantinople Medium Ride Cymbal $424.95 Zildjian K Constantinople Medium Ride Cymbals offer a bolder, more emphasized and defined fundamental stick sound with a little more articulation. Made with a unique blend of traditional and modern hammering techniques to enrich and darken the vintage sound, these very special K Zildjians are dry with a good degree of very pleasing overtones and "wash."K Constantinople cymbals speak with the dark warm sound associated with Zildjian cymbals made in Turkey in the first half of the 20th Century. These "Old K's" first resurfaced during the 1950s and 1960s in set-ups of bebop era vanguard drummers like Elvin Jones. K Constantinople cymbals are hand-lathed by skilled artisans using old-style cutting tools. Pits and other surface impurities, that modern finishing processes remove, are retained, preserving the original tonal quality.Zildjian K Series Cymbals are dark, warm and expressive. A perfect combination for any drum or percussion set up. An extraordinary number of the greatest and most innovative drummers in history, like Elvin Jones and Tony Williams, have been fueled by K Zildjian cymbals. The deep, dry, shimmering sounds of these cast bronze cymbals, developed by Kerope Zildjian in 19th Century Turkey, continue to inspire drummers today. Elaborate hammering and lathing mold Zildjian's secret alloy into beautiful and versatile cymbals with a wide-ranging blend of high and low frequencies that can be mellow or intense depending on how you play them.Zildjians are the world's most popular and versatile cymbals. |
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Zildjian Armand Ride Cymbal $284.95 The Zildjian Armand Ride Cymbal features a larger sized cup for excellent bell access. Armand series ride cymbals from Zildjian are based on the inimitable sounds of the '60s, reminiscent of the look and sound from rock's glory days. Zildjian used new shaping techniques to create a slightly lower profile than most A Zildjian cymbals, giving these warmer, smoother overtones. And a lightweight design creates a faster cymbal response and special lower-pitched overtones, all without the loss of projection. Throw in an aged look and patina, and a tighter lathe on top and you've got a unique feel for each Zildjian Armand Cymbal.The Zildjian Armand Ride Cymbal is a classic A Series Zildjian, symmetrically machine hammered and lathed with a traditional wide groove, resulting in an exuberant Zildjian cymbal that bursts with a classic voice that is pure, bright and expressive, with a strong ride beat and cutting bell sound.Bright, full-bodied and natural. These are the cymbals that launched a million drum solos and shaped musical history. A Zildjians are the world's most popular and versatile cymbals, and for good reason. They explode with a spectrum of tonal colors and excel in any musical setting. Created from a cast bronze alloy (80% copper, 20% tin, traces of silver).Zildjians are the world's most popular and versatile cymbals. |
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Zildjian ZHT Splash Cymbal $54.95 Zildjian ZHT Splash Cymbals provide pleasingly quick splash sounds to compliment any cymbal set-up. Bold, Bright and Melodic.Zildjian is excited to introduce the most advanced and musical Sheet Bronze cymbals that Zildjian has ever crafted. We started with the heart of the cymbal, the bronze alloy. By increasing the percentage of tin in the sheet alloy from 8% to 12%, we got significantly more balanced frequency response, lush overtones and a very attractive appearance.Zildjians are the world's most popular and versatile cymbals. |
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