Zildjian K0935 - Cluster Crash 20
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Essential Information About the Zildjian K Cluster Crash 20 Cymbal
Essential Information About the Zildjian K Cluster Crash 20 Cymbal
- An alternative and "trash" crash : complex harmonics and a rawer personality, ideal for stepping away from classic sounds.
- Traditional K hammering + "Clusters" hammering : more sonic texture, with a rich and textured response.
- Extra thin weight : fast attack, high sensitivity to touch, and an easy-to-trigger crash even at low dynamics.
- Unlathed bell : a drier, more organic character with more controlled projection.
Manufacturer Information
Zildjian
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
The Zildjian K series is rooted in the tradition of cymbals with a dark and complex character, praised for their musicality and nuances. With the K Cluster Crashes, Zildjian expands this identity by offering more modern, "grittier," and decidedly alternative voices, designed for drummers seeking a crash that is less smooth, more expressive, and more immediate. This K Cluster Crash 20 positions itself as a prime option to enrich a K set with a sharper color while retaining the family's DNA.
Who This Cymbal Is For
This K Cluster Crash 20 is aimed at intermediate to advanced drummers who want a cymbal capable of delivering a recognizable sonic signature from the first strike. Its extra thin weight also makes it very enjoyable for musicians seeking control and nuance, as it opens up easily without requiring a lot of power.
In terms of styles, it excels where a "trashier" crash makes a difference: alternative rock, indie, post-rock, modern metal (as an accent crash with a grittier grain), experimental funk, as well as studio contexts where short, textured, and characterful accents are desired. It can also be an excellent choice for layering textures with other cymbals, adding a rawer layer to the spectrum.
Technical specifications
| Serie | K | Thickness | thin |
| Category | crash | Hammering | Yes |
| Type | cluster | Color | Bronze |
| Cymbal diameter | 20 " | Finishing | Traditional |
| Material | B20 | ||
Questions frequently asked
What sound does the Zildjian K0935 Cluster Crash 20 produce?
Its "Clusters" hammering produces a gritty attack and complex harmonics, with a pronounced trashy character. The unlathed bell limits polished brightness in favor of a more organic presence.
Is this 20-inch crash suitable for alternative rock?
This model is intended notably for alternative rock, indie, post-rock, and modern metal. Its 20-inch diameter provides breadth to accents, while its textured voicing helps them stand out in a dense mix.
What is the weight of this K Cluster cymbal?
The stated thickness is thin, while the description presents it as extra thin for quick response and flexible playability.
What alloy is this Zildjian crash made of?
The cymbal is made of B20 bronze. Its traditional finish and hammering combine K hammering with the specific "Clusters" treatment.
Does it respond well to light playing?
Thanks to its thin construction, the cymbal opens easily without requiring strong force. It is possible to work dynamics by the angle of striking or the area played. This responsiveness suits light accents as well as more forceful hits.



