And if you can, for example, attach a video demonstration of the sound of this instance, well, if it's not difficult))
Zildjian not offer
pavel_drumsss
July 27, 2015 AT 11:25 pm
Damn, if I left Pasta, then only to Zila
kreker
July 27, 2015 AT 11:26 pm
Here I am about the same thing, it is good to play the zils.
shalom
July 27, 2015 AT 11:27 pm
the first thing about "zilah" is the sound, and the second, of course, is the price)))
1sthast
July 27, 2015 AT 11:28 pm
You shouldn't be talking about Zildjian! I, too, used to think so, as did you. Everything is changing, stereotypes are crumbling. I advise then Sabian HH or HHX. I won't offer Meinl, because his sound is kind of flat. But before I really liked him, like Paiste
swerus
July 27, 2015 AT 11:29 pm
I think paiste has a drier sound and a lot of sand, Zil. there are also "dry" cymbals, but basically their sound is juicy, rich in overtones from high to low frequencies. Sabian is the same.
5seven
July 27, 2015 AT 11:29 pm
I have a minel, very satisfied, but very soft and poured a lot. Very much. If a heavy crash has a ringing, then the medium is already crunching)
drummies
July 27, 2015 AT 11:30 pm
Something, but Zildjian, especially Avedis, has a unique sound. For this, most drummers love this company, because of this, precisely, they are not cheap.
andreevmaxik
July 27, 2015 AT 11:30 pm
Paiste and I plan to switch to Sabian. They cost like an airplane, but they sound great. Well, that's my subjective opinion.
amdm
July 27, 2015 AT 11:31 pm
Weird question. each manufacturer has a fairly wide range of products. And everyone has their own taste. And it's worth remembering about the weight of the vessel (in the Sabians, it fluctuates quite strongly within the same model). I would recommend zilas of the last century, very good plates, and you will crack a dick. And so ... either "K" zildzhan, or hh-hhx from sabian.
kirill_an
July 27, 2015 AT 11:31 pm
for a long time I was rushing to what to switch from paiste. Here the question is really both in the manufacturer and in the series. This is very important!
It depends on what you play and what you want from them.
As for the cheap series, I can't say anything except paiste.
I played 8 years on them. pst3, pst 5, pst 8 and alpha series.
Good cymbals for their category, but still I wanted more individual sound.
And this is given only by the series above.
I tried sabian aa, AAx , hh, hhx.
Very smart plates, capable of many things in many genres. According to the sound, they are easily combined ( there are a lot of videos on YouTube) in terms of crashes, I recommend watching the aa raw series and, I think many will agree, x-plosion ( both aax and hhx )
Well, the evolution hat is above all praise)
But I also tried zildjian.
The K series is still for fans of light sound, even jazz, to be exact. The plates are excellent, light, pliable.
For myself, despite all the advantages of sabian, I chose zildjian A custom. Just a bomb. But that's what I was looking for))) they are top for me)
It was correctly written here that this is a matter of taste, but once I decided to change it, don't save, look for what you like and take it) otherwise, why change it? An awl for soap) and eat a fish and ... Everything else in the plates is very rare)
solidator
July 27, 2015 AT 11:31 pm
The question is posed very incorrectly. It is not clear what style of music, what size the set is needed, what the budget. Judging by your photos you played 101 pasties, so any bronze will be a priori better than your cymbals. And the prices for top cymbals are high for any company, even Zildzhan, even Sabian, even the same Paisti. You explain what you need, so at least it will be possible to advise something
pavel_drumsss
Damn, if I left Pasta, then only to Zila
kreker
Here I am about the same thing, it is good to play the zils.
shalom
the first thing about "zilah" is the sound, and the second, of course, is the price)))
1sthast
You shouldn't be talking about Zildjian! I, too, used to think so, as did you. Everything is changing, stereotypes are crumbling. I advise then Sabian HH or HHX. I won't offer Meinl, because his sound is kind of flat. But before I really liked him, like Paiste
swerus
I think paiste has a drier sound and a lot of sand, Zil. there are also "dry" cymbals, but basically their sound is juicy, rich in overtones from high to low frequencies. Sabian is the same.
5seven
I have a minel, very satisfied, but very soft and poured a lot. Very much. If a heavy crash has a ringing, then the medium is already crunching)
drummies
Something, but Zildjian, especially Avedis, has a unique sound. For this, most drummers love this company, because of this, precisely, they are not cheap.
andreevmaxik
Paiste and I plan to switch to Sabian. They cost like an airplane, but they sound great. Well, that's my subjective opinion.
amdm
Weird question. each manufacturer has a fairly wide range of products. And everyone has their own taste. And it's worth remembering about the weight of the vessel (in the Sabians, it fluctuates quite strongly within the same model). I would recommend zilas of the last century, very good plates, and you will crack a dick. And so ... either "K" zildzhan, or hh-hhx from sabian.
kirill_an
for a long time I was rushing to what to switch from paiste. Here the question is really both in the manufacturer and in the series. This is very important!
It depends on what you play and what you want from them.
As for the cheap series, I can't say anything except paiste.
I played 8 years on them. pst3, pst 5, pst 8 and alpha series.
Good cymbals for their category, but still I wanted more individual sound.
And this is given only by the series above.
I tried sabian aa, AAx , hh, hhx.
Very smart plates, capable of many things in many genres. According to the sound, they are easily combined ( there are a lot of videos on YouTube) in terms of crashes, I recommend watching the aa raw series and, I think many will agree, x-plosion ( both aax and hhx )
Well, the evolution hat is above all praise)
But I also tried zildjian.
The K series is still for fans of light sound, even jazz, to be exact. The plates are excellent, light, pliable.
For myself, despite all the advantages of sabian, I chose zildjian A custom. Just a bomb. But that's what I was looking for))) they are top for me)
It was correctly written here that this is a matter of taste, but once I decided to change it, don't save, look for what you like and take it) otherwise, why change it? An awl for soap) and eat a fish and ... Everything else in the plates is very rare)
solidator
The question is posed very incorrectly. It is not clear what style of music, what size the set is needed, what the budget. Judging by your photos you played 101 pasties, so any bronze will be a priori better than your cymbals. And the prices for top cymbals are high for any company, even Zildzhan, even Sabian, even the same Paisti. You explain what you need, so at least it will be possible to advise something