Made from the same energetic sheet bronze alloy as Edge and ZBT-Plus, the ZBT 20 in. ride makes a medium high-pitched tone with precise, clean stick definition. With its great sound and value, the ZBT series makes an ideal first set. Learn More...










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8 out of 10Feature:
the bell on the ride is great. especially for metal drumming. its very distinct
Quality:
this cymbal is descent quality but can really take a beating.
Value:
i think i got exactly what i paid for mabye even more.
Sound:
The sound of this ride is a very medium pitched more to low ride. it has a reasonable sound.
Ease of Use:
When i play with my bands the ride sometimes sounds a little low in volume except for when im playing punk rock. in my thrash band i use the bell and that can be heard wery well. it sometimes gets a crappy sound out of it when i play but its only because i hit it on a bad part of the cymbal.
Overall:
ive been playing the ride for about a year now nd i cant get enough of it. i use it way more than my hi hats.
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1 out of 10Feature:
i got mine in a pack, with crash, ride, hihats... that comes with a bag.
Quality:
it corroded within a week of owning it. now it looks gross, and sounds worse. It hasn't cracked though, and seems to be able to take a beating.
Value:
cheap, but you get what you pay for. good for new drummers, but you'll get sick of it easiy.
Desirability:
Zildjian is a good name, but shame on them for making this crappy cymbal.
Sound:
the overtones destroy the stick definition entirely. The whole ZBT line is just loud and yucky.
Support:
peh
Overall:
i'm upgrading to a z custom soon.
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