I play in a rock band that blends funk, jazz and rock elements in its music. I find this cymbal very good overall cymbal for such kind of music. It's loud when you need it to be, but it can be really soft and quiet also.

Bell is nice. Not so good when you crash it, but the sound is still pretty solid.

Easy to adopt to. Big bell.

I'm aware that it's not top-of-the-line cymbal, but I still haven't cracked it..

For that amount of money, I doubt you can find a better solution. Great value for money ratio.

Pretty easy to reach, even in Serbia.

It looks good, and it sounds good, but nothing spectacular.

Drummer in an active band

Alternative rock, Jazz, Funk

A few years

Rock and folk

the overtones destroy the stick definition entirely. The whole ZBT line is just loud and yucky.

i got mine in a pack, with crash, ride, hihats... that comes with a bag.

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.

cheap, but you get what you pay for. good for new drummers, but you'll get sick of it easiy.

peh

Zildjian is a good name, but shame on them for making this crappy cymbal.

Drummer

blues

The sound of this ride is a very medium pitched more to low ride. it has a reasonable sound.

the bell on the ride is great. especially for metal drumming. its very distinct

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.

this cymbal is descent quality but can really take a beating.

i think i got exactly what i paid for mabye even more.

drum in 3 bands

all rock/ jazz