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Description

When innovation meets tradition, you get the Zildjian 18" Gen16 Buffed Bronze Crash Cymbal. Perfectly bridging the gap between acoustic and electronic drumming, this cymbal is crafted to deliver the best of both worlds. Ideal for sessions where volume control is crucial, the Gen16 offers a remarkably quieter playing experience—up to 70% less volume compared to traditional cymbals—without sacrificing the authentic feel and response drummers crave.

Engineered with a unique perforated design, it allows you to play with any stick, mallet, or technique while maintaining the full decay and tonal richness you'd expect from a traditional Zildjian cymbal. The Buffed Bronze finish not only enhances its aesthetic appeal but also provides a warmer, richer sound compared to its predecessors. Whether you're in a practice session or live performance, this cymbal adapts seamlessly to your needs. Use it as a standalone acoustic cymbal or pair it with optional Gen16 electronics for an immersive acoustic-electric setup that amplifies and shapes your sound to perfection.

Elevate your drumming experience and explore new sonic possibilities with the Gen16 Buffed Bronze Crash Cymbal, a staple for any discerning drummer looking to balance tradition with modern innovation.

Key Features:

  • Warmer, richer sound than Gen16's original nickel plated cymbals
  • Up to 70% less SPL than a comparable acoustic cymbal
  • Acts and responds like a real acoustic cymbal
  • Compatible with any stick, mallet, or technique
  • Suitable for low-volume practice and performances
  • Can be used with optional Gen16 electronics or as an acoustic cymbal
  • Easily integrates with rivets, jingles, and other metal fixtures
  • Versatile usage: stackable, play upside down, or with traditional cymbals
  • Two-year warranty

Product specs

Brand Zildjian
Model 18" Gen16 Buffed Bronze Crash Cymbal
Year 2014 - 2020
Made In United States
Categories Crash Cymbals
Diameter 18"

FAQs

What is the primary material used in the Zildjian 18" Gen16 Buffed Bronze Crash Cymbal?

The Zildjian 18" Gen16 Buffed Bronze Crash Cymbal is primarily made from buffed bronze, which contributes to its unique sound and appearance.

How does the sound of the Gen16 Buffed Bronze Crash Cymbal differ from traditional crash cymbals?

The Gen16 Buffed Bronze Crash Cymbal offers a quieter, more controlled sound with a unique timbre due to its perforated design, making it ideal for electronic drum setups and low-volume environments.

Is the Zildjian 18" Gen16 Buffed Bronze Crash Cymbal suitable for electronic drum setups?

Yes, the Zildjian 18" Gen16 Buffed Bronze Crash Cymbal is designed to integrate seamlessly with electronic drum setups, providing a realistic cymbal feel with reduced volume.

What is the diameter of the Zildjian 18" Gen16 Buffed Bronze Crash Cymbal, and how does it affect playability?

The cymbal has an 18-inch diameter, offering a balanced blend of sustain and projection suitable for various musical styles.

Can the Zildjian 18" Gen16 Buffed Bronze Crash Cymbal be used in acoustic drum kits?

While primarily designed for electronic setups, it can be used in acoustic kits to achieve a quieter sound for practice or low-volume performances.

Avedis Zildjian Company

Avedis Zildjian Company

Gen 16 Buffed Bronze - Product Overview

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Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Zildjian 18" Gen16 Buffed Bronze Crash Cymbal.

Build quality

  • Owners report the Buffed Bronze Gen16s are less prone to cracking compared to the nickel versions, a critical factor for heavy-handed drummers.

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Features and functionality

  • The Buffed Bronze Gen16s are described as very loud and sharp, which can lead to significant mic bleed when using older microphonic pickups.

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  • The DCP (Digital Cymbal Processor) firmware updates reportedly fix the pronounced stick attack sound but may still lead to overtones and feedback issues.

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  • The Gen16 technology includes both electric resonance sensors and sensitive microphones, with each generation having distinct sound processing methods.

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User experience

  • Users experience voice pickup interference with microphonic Gen16 pickups, although it's not a major issue for those who don't talk during play.

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  • Owners mention setting up Gen16s to send audio to a module and then to a mixer, requiring careful dialing in for optimal performance.

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Comparisons

  • Some users find the L80s superior due to the absence of the "horrible pingy overtone" present in nickel Gen16s, and they have a quieter acoustic profile.

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  • Second-gen buffed bronze Gen16s are preferred over the original titanium-looking models for better sound quality and durability.

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Software and compatibility

  • Gen16 cymbals require a separate Gen16 module to connect to drum modules like the TD17KVX; they don't connect directly due to different technology.

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Setup and maintenance

  • Users have identified cracking issues due to the metal's perforated design, prompting changes in drumming technique to mitigate damage.

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