It’s tempting to get Zultan cymbals cause they sound good for how cheap they are. I just see so many comments saying they break/crack easily. Can anyone confirm this?
I wasn’t being light with them by any means. I would need to use them more heavily to make that judgement. The one things i will say is any cymbal treated badly will break eventually. Playing them in the recording of this video, I was actually impressed by them and would trust them live. For how long is something I couldn’t answer without using them a lot.
Hi! I’ve been using the Zultan Dark Matter cymbals (alongside with some Sabians) for years now, and I can confirm, that they almost always break within less than a year. I always use proper technique, and don’t hit them that hard. I’ve also been using my Sabians for way longer than the Zultans, and I never cracked one of those. I don’t know what’s with the Dark Matter series of cymbals, but they seem to be more brittle or somehow poorly made😕 The only reason I keep using them, is because Thomann always replaces them with new ones without a word when I send the cracked ones back🥁🦔
@@KPKDrumsMy theory is Zultan makes dirt cheap good sounding cymbals but at a compromise. Their manufacturing and finishing process isn’t exactly up to par with the big name brands. But the trade off is that you’re not spending 3 months rent on decent cymbals.
They sound pretty nice, i have a few of the rock beats in my practise room, love them
I thoroughly enjoyed this 👌
They sound really good.
It’s tempting to get Zultan cymbals cause they sound good for how cheap they are. I just see so many comments saying they break/crack easily. Can anyone confirm this?
I wasn’t being light with them by any means. I would need to use them more heavily to make that judgement. The one things i will say is any cymbal treated badly will break eventually. Playing them in the recording of this video, I was actually impressed by them and would trust them live. For how long is something I couldn’t answer without using them a lot.
Hi! I’ve been using the Zultan Dark Matter cymbals (alongside with some Sabians) for years now, and I can confirm, that they almost always break within less than a year. I always use proper technique, and don’t hit them that hard. I’ve also been using my Sabians for way longer than the Zultans, and I never cracked one of those. I don’t know what’s with the Dark Matter series of cymbals, but they seem to be more brittle or somehow poorly made😕 The only reason I keep using them, is because Thomann always replaces them with new ones without a word when I send the cracked ones back🥁🦔
@@KPKDrumsMy theory is Zultan makes dirt cheap good sounding cymbals but at a compromise. Their manufacturing and finishing process isn’t exactly up to par with the big name brands. But the trade off is that you’re not spending 3 months rent on decent cymbals.
Vid should start at about 13:00
Lol
Nope silver is B12