Zildjian Cymbals

As the oldest musical instrument company in the world, Zildjian certainly knows the art of cymbal-making. Using a centuries-old alloy recipe and skillful crafting processes, it's built an impressive reputation and cemented itself as the world's largest manufacturer of cymbals. If you've seen much live music, you've probably witnessed Zildjian cymbals in action. Their consistently high quality and world-class tone have landed Zildjian cymbals on stages all over the globe, where they lend their cutting sounds and contrast to the planet's greatest drummers. If you're looking for something truly out of the ordinary, the Zildjian FX Series Spiral Stacker Cymbal is a great choice. It features a spiral-cut shape to create a unique, wave-like sound with stunning overtones. Plus, it comes in 10" and 12" sizes so you can choose the right one depending on the size of your drum set or the acoustic needs of your band. Are you aiming to create the tightest beats possible? If so, the Zildjian A Series Quick Beat Hi-Hat Pair 14" is for you. Cast with a bronze alloy of 80% copper and 20% tin with traces of silver, this pair has a classic, bright tone for ultimate versatility. Moreover, the bottom cymbal has four holes for fast air release, helping you create the quickest, most precise bursts. For the most perfectly blended, high-pitched tone, the Zildjian K Constantinople Medium Thin Ride Cymbal 22" is a solid choice. Hand-lathed using old-fashioned tools, this cymbal retains the pits and other surface impurities to preserve its dark, warm qualities. The top articulation and bottom spread combine to create the ultimate, crashable ride cymbal. Artists as diverse and renowned as Lars Ulrich of Metallica, Will Champion of Coldplay, Tre Cool of Green Day and Keith Moon of The Who can all thank Zildjian cymbals for giving them the ingredients that make up their unique sounds. And while Zildjian creates many higher-end cymbals for professionals, there are also plenty of accessible options to delight drummers of all skill levels and budgets.