Istanbul Agop 22" Xist Crash Brilliant
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Istanbul Agop
22" Xist Crash Brilliant
Product Info
Article Number:
348670
Brand:
Istanbul Agop
Model:
22" Xist Crash Brilliant
Category:
21" Crash Cymbals and Bigger
Price:
$403.70
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Xist 22 in Brilliant is a solid, versatile crash – it’s got a snappy response and a bright shimmer that cuts through a mix. It's a great choice for rock, pop, or any genre where you need a clear, articulate crash without a ton of sustain. Perfect for intermediate to advanced players looking for a reliable workhorse crash.
Product Description
- Istanbul Agop 22" Xist Crash Brilliant
- Crash Cymbal
- Size: 22"
- Xist series
- Brilliant finish
- Material: B20 bronze (80% copper
- 20% tin)
- Clear
- fine-structured
- quick attack
- Clean decay
PROS
- • B20 bronze delivers a warm, complex fundamental tone.
- • Quick attack responds well to lighter playing dynamics.
- • Brilliant finish offers bright shimmer and visual appeal.
- • Xist series provides a consistent, reliable performance.
CONS
- • Larger size can feel cumbersome for smaller drummers.
- • Sound may lack the deep wash of some heavier crash cymbals.
- • Brilliant finish shows marks and scratches easily.
Product Video
Key Features
Size
22 in
Material
B20 bronze (80% copper, 20% tin)
Finish
Brilliant
Sound Character
Clear, quick, bright
Weight
Approximately 1700g
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Xist is generally brighter and more responsive than the Zildjian A, but lacks some of the A’s complexity and nuanced overtones.
While it's versatile, its lighter weight and quick decay make it better suited for mid-level rock; heavier styles might need a more robust crash.
Yes, the polished surface is more prone to developing marks and patina over time, though this doesn't necessarily impact the sound negatively.
