Zildjian S Family Thin Crash 18 in.

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Description
With an exceptionally quick and sensitive response from the lightest touch, S Family thin crashes feature a bright, full crash sound with a beautiful shimmery sustain. Smaller size thin crashes are light and quick, and also work well as stacker cymbals.



Features
- Sizes & Purpose
- Quantity: 1
- Type: Crash
- Sizes (in): Multiple
- Construction
- Material: Cast Alloy
- Hammering: Machine
- Lathing: Full
- Cymbal Weight: Thin
- Bell: Standard
- Other
- Finish: Brilliant
- Country of Origin: United States
- Added Value: No
Warranty
As of October 1, 2009, all Zildjian Cymbals are guaranteed against manufacturer's defects for two (2) years from the date of original purchase.
For warranty claims outside the U.S., contact your local Zildjian distributor. Click here for the international distributor locator.
Warranty Process
Cymbals that show factory defects within two years of their original purchase are eligible for examination at our factory. Zildjian experts will evaluate the damage and issue a replacement cymbal, unless it appears the damage is related to improper use or care.
If you believe your cymbal has a factory defect:
1. Contact Zildjian to obtain a Return Authorization number (RA#), via telephone: 781-871-2200.
2. Indicate the location of the damage on the cymbal with a piece of tape.
3. Make a photocopy of your original numbered and dated sales receipt.
4. Carefully package your cymbal. Include your RA# and the photocopy of your sales receipt in the box.
5. Ship the package to:
Avedis Zildjian Company
RA#
22 Longwater Drive
Norwell, MA 02061
A Cymbal will not be replaced if:
1. It has been misplayed, dropped, played with excessive force or treated abusively.
2. The center hole is worn due to improper stand set-up or abusive play.
3. The cymbal was bought second-hand or used in a lease program.
4. The cymbal has previously been replaced by Zildjian.
5. More than two years have passed since the cymbal was purchased.
Warranty Notes:
• Cost of shipping a damaged cymbal to Zildjian is the customers responsibility.
• Factory evaluations take approximately 4 - 6 weeks.
• Cymbals that do not meet the warranty guidelines will be returned to customer.
• Cost of shipping a replacement or damaged cymbal back to the customer will be covered by Zildjian.
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Reviews
4.8
15 Reviews
100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
- Accompaniment2
- Jazz Clubs1
- Rock band1
- School Bands1
- Small Venues1
- Professional Musician4
- Experienced2
- Novice2
- Professional1
- Bright Sound9
- Focused Crash8
- Responsive Feel6
- Full Crash4
- Explosive Attack2
Reviewed by 15 customers
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Verified Buyer
submitted2 years ago
byBill
fromMadison Wisconsin
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Use it as a professional drummer. Go to crash. Very versatile
Great service . . . top of the line!!!
Verified Buyer
submitted2 years ago
byGregory
fromKailua, Hawaii
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
The product is great, but the service was also amazing. Every representative has been inforrmed and helpful. That really stands out to me.
NICE upgrade!
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submitted3 years ago
byWm Scott Ethridge
fromCharlotte, NC
I'm a new drummer and got a 6 piece Ludwig kit for my 60th BD! It came with the I series hats, crash and ride, 14/16/20. I have absolutely had a blast, but after replacing all the drum heads and learning to tune them, I completely obsessed over how to upgrade the cymbals. I fell in love with the K Sweets and K Custom Darks but just couldn't see spending $1K+ on a pack. I also fell in love with the A customs but again, as a new drummer just had a hard time justifying spending $800+ on that pack. I decided to keep the I series hats and ride, and I settled on the S Family Thin crashes; 16/18/20 and couldn't be happier with the purchase! The S Thins have a remarkably bright and full musicality about them with a nice sustain. It's exactly the sound I was hoping to have based on my obsessive review of all the best. The 20" to me sounds really awesome and somewhat dry and maybe a little dark. Again, I'm a new drummer so I'm not used to all the lingo. I considered the S Medium Thins (as well as all the As and Ks) and tested out every cymbal I could get a stick on which was a lot! For less than $500 I now have 3 awesome S Thin crashes to get me through the next levels of my drumming maturity. They really work well with my I series hats and ride too! REALLY nice upgrade! 60 ain't so bad!!!
S Family is a winner!
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submitted3 years ago
byScott
fromJay, VT
Can't beat the sound for the money.
I would buy another, when available.
submitted4 years ago
byVinny Q.
fromSound Beach, Long Island , New York
Nice and shinny , like new.
16" and 18" S Med-Thin Crashes
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submitted4 years ago
byJFC-3
fromEast Bend, North Carolina
The 16" and 18" S Med-Thins are great cymbals for anyone looking to upgrade from the lower spectrum of Zildjian cymbals and not have to drop a fortune while doing so. I would even say they set a bar of their own. To me the B12 is a really good composition for quality, tonality and visually. I think it would be interesting to hear how a set of traditional or non-brilliant finished might sound too. Great job Zildjian!
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