Zildjian K Paper Thin Crashes | Cymbal & Drum Kit Demo with Kaz Rodriguez
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
- Zildjian has been making Paper Thin cymbals since the 1950s and, thanks to new advancements and innovations from their R&D team, they recently introduced five Paper Thin Crashes to the legendary K Family, available as 18", 19", 20", 21" or 22" cymbals. These impressive new crashes meld the unique qualities drummers love about Paper Thin with the characteristics unique to larger cymbal sizes.
We invited drummer and composer Kaz Rodriguez to dig into the K Paper Thin family with his full drum kit, which features a number of other Zildjian cymbals, demonstrating the tonal qualities of the 19" Paper Thin crash, placed on the left side of the kit, and the 22" Paper Thin crash, which he'll use as both a crash and a ride on the right side of his kit.
Learn more and get your Zildjian K Paper Thin Crash from Guitar Center:
www.guitarcenter.com/Zildjian...
Check out Pt. 1 of this video series to hear Kaz demonstrate each crash in the K Paper Thin family: • Zildjian K Paper Thin ...
Keep up with Kaz Rodriguez: / kazdrums
Chapters
00:00 - Kaz’s Choice of Zildjian Paper Thin Crashes
01:18 - Demo #1: Zildjian 18” A Custom Fast Crash and Zildjian 19” K Paper Thin Crash Comparison
04:30 - Demo #2: Zildjian K Constantinople and Zildjian 22” K Paper Thin Crash Comparison
07:15 - The Innovation and Applications of the Zildjian K Paper Thin Crash Series
08:11 - Outro
This is how all cymbal demonstrations should be.
Great demo Kaz. Tonally the A Custom 18” and 19” K Paper thin sounded great together. The K Paper Thin crashes are so dynamic and sensitive though. Amazing new set of crashes that need to be added to the collection.
Beautiful kit, cymbals, and playing!
Happy Drumming!!!
I was here for the cymbals but fell in love with the Snare.. 😢❤
Man, that break beat he did on the 22 was awesome. Really like the range these have
Great Cymvals❤
Drums and cymbals sound ridiculous man! In the best way possible
I’m sold!
NICE!
Can someone explain why you would put 2 crashes so close together that when you hit one, they smash together? Im genuinely curious and not trying to hate
The A is just barely touching the K, and when you're crashing hard enough on the cymbal for them to touch a little bit it's loud enough that it doesn't really affect the sound. for ease of playing it's nice to have things close together, in general
Because it’s his kit and not yours?
Metal on metal contact is NOT GOOD people
Ask yourself, what would Zack Hill do?
@taylorunis5418
Actually he asked an interesting question.
Those sound great. I really want to know what those hi-hats were!!!
Made me want to buy more A customs ! 😂🙏🙏🙏
I don’t know…….riding the A Custom sounded pretty good to me
Being really thin cymbals, does that mean that they are more easily likely to crack?
Typically the thicker a cymbal is the more likely it will be to crack
@@JimPauls yes sir thinner cymbals allow for better vibration which allows the energy to dissapate more evenly….. but ive cracked many cymbals but never once cracked a hi hat or ride cymbal so who the HELL knows