Zildjian 19" K Sweet Crash
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Zildjian
19" K Sweet Crash
Product Info
Article Number:
430942
Brand:
Zildjian
Model:
19" K Sweet Crash
Category:
19" Crash Cymbals
Price:
$493.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Zildjian K Sweet Crash is a beautifully voiced cymbal – it’s got that signature K warmth but with a surprising amount of responsiveness. It’s fantastic for players looking for a delicate yet impactful crash, especially suited for jazz, orchestral, and lighter rock styles where a darker, more refined sound is desired.
Product Description
- Zildjian 19" K Sweet Crash
- Crash cymbal
- Size: 19"
- K series
- Dark and fast responding cymbal
- "Random hammering"
- Warm and round sound
PROS
- • Exceptional clarity and warmth for a crash size
- • K Series bronze provides a complex, nuanced shimmer
- • Fast response allows for precise, controlled accents
- • Hammering pattern creates a lively, musical wash
CONS
- • Can be a bit too bright for very dark, low-volume settings
- • Price point places it in the premium-priced category
- • Limited versatility; excels in certain genres, less so in others
Product Video
Key Features
Size
19 in
Material
B20 Bronze
Finish
Brushed/Lathed
Sound Character
Dark, Warm, Fast
Weight
Thin to Medium
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's noticeably warmer and more responsive than the standard K crash, lacking some of the higher overtones, making it more versatile for quieter playing situations.
While the general pattern is consistent, each cymbal receives individual hammering, so there will be subtle sonic differences between each one, contributing to their unique character.
While it's capable, its darker tone might get lost in a very aggressive, high-volume rock or metal mix – consider a brighter K Custom crash for that application.
