Zildjian 12" A-Custom Splash
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Zildjian
12" A-Custom Splash
Product Info
Article Number:
121052
Brand:
Zildjian
Model:
12" A-Custom Splash
Category:
12" Splash Cymbals
Price:
$229.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Zildjian A-Custom 12 in splash is a fantastic choice for drummers seeking a bright, articulate accent cymbal. Its quick attack and short sustain make it perfect for modern pop, funk, and jazz styles where clarity and precision are paramount. It's a premium-priced splash, but the quality and response justify the investment for serious players.
Product Description
- Zildjian 12" A-Custom Splash
- Splash
- Size: 12"
- A-Custom series
- Brillant finish
- Fast attack
- Round
- short sustain
- Very musically
PROS
- • Brilliant finish enhances visual appeal and light reflection.
- • Fast attack provides immediate, crisp accents in complex rhythms.
- • A-Custom alloy delivers a bright, defined splash tone.
- • Short sustain prevents wash and maintains clarity in dense mixes.
CONS
- • Higher price point might be prohibitive for budget-conscious drummers.
- • Bright tone isn't ideal for darker, more vintage-sounding kits.
- • Limited versatility; excels in modern, crisp playing styles.
Product Video
Key Features
Size
12 in
Material
Zildjian A-Custom Alloy
Finish
Brilliant
Sound Character
Bright, Crisp, Articulate
Weight
Thin
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Frequently Asked Questions
The A-Custom alloy is brighter and more focused than the darker, more complex K series, offering a more immediate and defined splash.
While it can be used, its bright tone and short sustain might get lost in heavier, more aggressive genres; a darker cymbal would likely be a better fit.
It shines on modern, brighter-sounding kits, particularly those with a more contemporary aesthetic and tuning.
