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Old 07-16-2007, 09:42 PM
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Zxt Titanum 20" meduim, lol it was a RIIIIINGer and PIIINger.
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Old 10-22-2007, 04:35 PM
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Re: your most regretful cymbal purchase?


I remember when i was srtill new to drumming and all i had were the planet Zs that came with my first kit (a ludwig accent which i loved and still do although i have upgraded that as well). I decided i would get some new cymbals so i decided to buy the zildjian ZXTs..........that was a slight mistake. I was not 100% happy witht hem. The crash sounded like a pile of crap. The hi-hats were ok but they were just to heavy and were waaaaay to bright for me. The ride was great in my opinion. I loved that thing. The free china that came with the set wasnt to bad either. I liked that as well. I moved up to a pair of zildjian A customs the next year and love those cymbals to death!
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Old 10-22-2007, 05:50 PM
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Re: your most regretful cymbal purchase?


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Re: your most regretful cymbal purchase?


Any Z custom..... I use the A custom and A's, but I still give Z customs a chance and I am always disappointed.

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Re: your most regretful cymbal purchase?


In 2005 I bought a Zildjian Z Custom Rock Crash. It lasted about a month. It looked like a sturdy cymbal, and a lot of people told me it was. First of all. I cracked the edge 3 inches up in one clean hit, second of all the sound was disgusting and no where near what I liked. It had such a strong, dirty sound. It didn't blend with any of my other cymbals. I had a AAX Explosion crash at the time, and Zildjian Z Custom Hats (14"), it sounded horrible. I had spent all my money on it (Because I didn't have a job at the time) and the store wouldn't let me refund it for the reason I gave. So I was stuck with it for that whole month. And in the end - it snapped. I hated that cymbal with a passion, it had such a disgusting sound. And even though it looked so strong, it was weaker than any of my other cymbals. I'm a very heavy hitter, and for some reason I find more comfort in hitting thinner cymbals, they last me longer for some reason.

The best cymbal I had was a AAX Explosion crash (18"). It was beautiful. It lasted me a good year. 6 months after buying it it fell on concrete, hitting the edge during an outside show, it lived another 6 months. I was extremely impressed with that cymbal.
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