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Zildjian 19" A Avedis Reissue Crash/Ride Cymbal

Zildjian 19" A Avedis Reissue Crash/Ride Cymbal

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A Avedis are thin, loose and crashable but also offer ample stick definition and a clear bell sound for ride patterns. Finished with an "aged" patina, A Avedis re-creates the look and sound of vintage A Zildjian cymbals.

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Brand	Zildjian
Model	19" A Avedis Reissue Crash/Ride Cymbal
Finish	Traditional, Traditional
Year	2016 - 2025
Made In	United States
Categories	Crash Cymbals, Ride Cymbals
Diameter	19"

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What type of sound can I expect from the Zildjian 19" A Avedis Reissue Crash/Ride Cymbal?: The Zildjian 19" A Avedis Reissue Crash/Ride Cymbal offers a warm, vintage sound with a complex blend of overtones. It provides a versatile balance between crash and ride capabilities, making it suitable for a variety of musical styles.
Is the Zildjian 19" A Avedis Reissue Crash/Ride Cymbal suitable for both live performances and studio recording?: Yes, the Zildjian 19" A Avedis Reissue Crash/Ride Cymbal is well-suited for both live performances and studio recording due to its versatile sound and dynamic range, providing clear articulation and a rich wash.
What is the primary material used in the Zildjian 19" A Avedis Reissue Crash/Ride Cymbal?: The Zildjian 19" A Avedis Reissue Crash/Ride Cymbal is made from an alloy consisting of 80% copper and 20% tin, a composition that enhances its rich tonal qualities.
How does the Zildjian 19" A Avedis Reissue Crash/Ride Cymbal compare to other crash/ride cymbals in terms of weight?: The Zildjian 19" A Avedis Reissue Crash/Ride Cymbal is designed with a medium weight, providing a balanced feel that supports both crash and ride functions effectively.
Can the Zildjian 19" A Avedis Reissue Crash/Ride Cymbal be used for jazz drumming?: Yes, the Zildjian 19" A Avedis Reissue Crash/Ride Cymbal is ideal for jazz due to its warm tone and responsive dynamics, allowing for expressive playing in both crashing and riding contexts.

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Zildjian 19" A Avedis Reissue Crash/Ride Cymbal.

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The A Avedis 21" ride, initially mistaken for a crash, offers a decent crash sound but underwhelms as a ride for defined patterns.
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The K Sweet Ride is noted for its darker tone, appealing for classic rock/americana, while the Avedis also shares a slightly dark character.
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The A Avedis line is noted for its brightness, contrasting with the darker tones of Paiste Giant Beats, which may not suit pure jazz applications.
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The A Avedis line offers a vintage sound, but some users suggest considering used K Cons for jazz due to their less bright character.
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Avedis cymbals may struggle with providing enough definition for straightforward ride patterns, important for gigging with a stripped-down setup.
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These cymbals are versatile, catering to multiple genres beyond jazz, though not a top choice for dedicated jazz rides.
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