Zildjian 10" A-Series Splash
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Zildjian
10" A-Series Splash
Product Info
Article Number:
172165
Brand:
Zildjian
Model:
10" A-Series Splash
Category:
10" Splash Cymbals
Price:
$170.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Zildjian A-Series 10” splash is a fantastic option for drummers needing a crisp, defined splash. It cuts through the mix beautifully, especially in jazz, acoustic, and lighter pop settings – think studio work or quieter gigs. It's a solid, reliable splash that delivers exactly what it promises without breaking the bank.
Product Description
- Zildjian 10" A-Series Splash
- Splash Cymbal
- Regular finish
- Size 10"
- Fast
- clean
- short sound splash
PROS
- • Brilliantly clean, articulate wash ideal for quiet dynamics
- • A2 bronze alloy offers a bright, modern tonal character
- • Fast decay prevents cymbal clutter in dense mixes
- • Consistent manufacturing ensures reliable performance across multiple cymbals
CONS
- • Lacks the complexity and warmth of higher-end splash cymbals
- • Regular finish can be prone to finger smudging and oxidation
- • Limited tonal versatility; not suited for heavier styles
Product Video
Key Features
Size
10 in
Material
A2 Bronze
Finish
Regular
Sound Character
Fast, clean, short
Weight
Thin
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's noticeably brighter and more focused than the K-Series, sacrificing some of the complex overtones and warmth for a more direct sound.
The regular finish is relatively durable, but it's more susceptible to fingerprints and oxidation than a more lacquered finish, so occasional cleaning is recommended.
While it’s versatile, its short sustain and bright tone might get lost in a louder, more aggressive mix; consider a larger or darker splash for those styles.
