All user reviews for the Zildjian Z Custom HiHat 14"

I acquired these hats through a trade (I traded an A-custom 20" ride for the hats and a z-custom 20" power ride). So I can say that I paid around 125 for them. Awesome deal!

The sounds out of the hats are truly great, especially for rock, the music their designed for. They're plenty loud, but not piercingly loud. Zildjian really hit the mark when desinging these. Great chick, and when completely open, they resonate very well without gaining much volume.

My only complaint is a very small one. I think others have listed it on their reviews also. The cymbals are prone to stick marks and fingerprints, and seem to bear these eariler on than other cymbals. Other than that these cymbals are near perfect.

z-customs are generally thicker cymbals that use a hammering technique to critique the sound. The construction itself is flawless on my pair, and it would take a pretty good whack to crack one of these. In other words, extremely durable.

Overall I would recommend these to anyone who's playing drums for any style of rock. I've used these for classic rock, alternative, metal, funk, and punk rock, and the hats did awesome in every one. A very high-quality set of hats that anyone would be proud to own.

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I use it for 6 months it's killing power was breathtaking hh this is great!! I already essey of b8 pro, pro sonic and XS20 is the big shit jvous says a cot z custom! The sound is very powerful and not very prcis It is for this reason that I aprcie especially since it has opened an awesome power! hh this is of course made for rock and metal is not the end and I can not think s'aproprier to other styles. it is very solid all cymbal series of Z so I'm a fan.
report quality price I can not judge too because it must rate in only 300 euros but I had been bundled with a crash and a ride to 50% cheaper on a German site (450euros pack) So no worries I never find better quality reporting requirements / costs. I referrer undoubtedly the choice, hh is really for a game that requires drumkit power. I use it in a fairly soft rock and different for the mtal and in two cases it is paradise! Essey on you will not!

Around 1998, I wanted to buy a Dyno Beat hi-hat, but now, it was not important at all, he has had to refer to something else, so I bought the hi-hat there. What a slap! It must be said before I had a set entry Sabian (B8 of), and there, I discovered what looked like a cymbal made with care. At first I liked the finish of all. And the sound ... I play slightly open (to make more Barouf, necessarily, and in addition, ca free myself up to a stick for the double) was typically what I wanted to play the AC / DC al (yes, really)
There's nothing to throw in the hi-hat. If I had recommenable, I will liken him to a still Dyno Beat to see who gets the best out of the game, but if y 'no, it really does not matter if I leave with this model under the arm!