Zildjian A' CUSTOM 16" - A20514
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Zildjian
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
Direct heirs of the Avedis lineage, the A Custom were developed in the 1990s to offer a contemporary interpretation of the "A" sound: brighter, clearer, and better suited to modern music. They sit at the heart of the professional Zildjian range, as a modern alternative to the traditional A Zildjian cymbals and brighter than the darker-character series.Who This Cymbal Is For
Ideal for intermediate to expert drummers seeking a responsive cymbal that is easy to place in the mix and consistent from model to model. Its definition makes it perfect for contexts where precision is key: radio-friendly pop and rock, intricate funk, technical fusion, powerful gospel, and studio situations requiring a "plug-and-play" cymbal without heavy EQ.Technical specifications
| Serie | A Custom | Thickness | thin |
| Category | crash | Hammering | No |
| Cymbal diameter | 16 " | Color | Bronze |
| Material | B20 | Finishing | Glossy |
| Sound | medium | ||
Questions frequently asked
What sound does the Zildjian A20514 A Custom 16 inch crash offer?
The medium sound combines a clear attack with a polished brightness, featuring controlled sustain. The B20 bronze contributes to harmonic richness and good pitch stability.
Is this 16 inch crash suitable for rock and funk?
Its 16 inch diameter and immediate response suit pop, rock, funk, fusion, and gospel contexts. The clarity of the attack makes it easy to place in a modern mix.
What is the thickness of this A Custom Crash?
This cymbal has a Thin thickness, promoting quick response and a musical decay without excessive wash.
Does the brilliant finish alter the sound character?
The brilliant finish smooths the high frequencies and provides the characteristic shimmer of the A Custom series. The attack remains clear without overly aggressive overtones.
Is it suitable for studio recording?
The symmetrical rotary hammering and fine lathing aim for a consistent response. This setup allows for studio use with a cymbal that is easy to place without heavy EQ. It is also well suited for demanding rehearsals and live performance.
