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Zildjian 21" K Paper Thin Crash
Inc. Sales TaxInc. Sales Tax$564.95The new K Paper Thin Crashes are a classic example of Zildjian’s greatest strengths – giving nods to the most resonating moments of its 400-year history, leading the charge in cymbal innovation, and... -
K Zildjian Paper Thin Crash Pack
Inc. Sales TaxInc. Sales Tax$859.95The K Paper Thin Crash Pack offers two popular dark, shimmering and very responsive 18"" and 20"" crashes in one single bundle. As strong as they are light, K Paper Thin cymbals offer an explosive...
Description
The new K Paper Thin Crashes are a classic example of Zildjian’s greatest strengths – giving nods to the most resonating moments of its 400-year history, leading the charge in cymbal innovation, and rewarding the trust of drummers worldwide with cymbals that deliver and exceed the demands of players in the modern era.
Zildjian began offering Paper Thin cymbals as early as the 1950's. After an exhaustive review of over 70 years in cymbal trends for musical needs that still exist today, the result is a resounding answer to years of customers demanding the return of this weight class. Thanks to new advancements by Zildjian’s R&D team, this new assortment joins the iconic K Family with 18"", 19"", 20"", 21"" and 22"" crash offerings that blend the popular Paper Thin qualities with the characteristics unique to larger cymbal sizes.
As strong as they are light, K Paper Thin cymbals offer an explosive dark crash with quick decay, and a buttery under-stick feel. A key feature is a reimagined three step hammering process which unlocks flexibility and sonic nuances that contribute to the unique signature of these crashes. The very thin profiles allow extra shimmer when crashed, providing a low end resonance not found anywhere else in the K Family.
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Thinnest crashes in the K Family
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Explosive, dark crash sound with quick decay
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Buttery under-stick feel
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Cymbal flexibility unleashes shimmering effect and max response
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Three step hammering process for more nuanced playing
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Largest Paper Thin Zildjian cymbals ever