Zildjian 21" A-Serie Ultra Hammer China
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Zildjian
21" A-Serie Ultra Hammer China
Product Info
Article Number:
313971
Brand:
Zildjian
Model:
21" A-Serie Ultra Hammer China
Category:
20" China Cymbals
Price:
$460.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This 21-inch A Series China is a beast – seriously loud and full of character. It’s perfect for rock, metal, and any genre needing a raw, impactful accent. If you’re looking for a China that cuts through a dense mix, this one’s a solid choice.
Product Description
- Zildjian 21" A-Serie Ultra Hammer China
- China
- A series
- Ultra hammered
- Brilliant finish
- B20 alloy
- Small bell
- Loud and trashy China cymbal with inverted "volcano" bell
PROS
- • B20 bronze alloy delivers a complex, shimmering wash.
- • Ultra-hammering creates a uniquely trashy, explosive sound.
- • Inverted involcanoin bell provides a focused, piercing accent.
- • A Series quality ensures consistent performance and durability.
CONS
- • Can be overly aggressive for quieter, more nuanced musical styles.
- • The large size makes it less practical for smaller kits or tighter stages.
- • The brilliant finish shows marks and wear relatively easily.
Product Video
Key Features
Size
21 in
Material
B20 Bronze
Finish
Brilliant
Sound Character
Loud, trashy, explosive with a piercing bell
Weight
Medium-Heavy
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Frequently Asked Questions
The A Series Ultra Hammer China is generally louder and more aggressive, lacking the K Custom’s warmer, more mellow undertones.
No, the hammering pattern varies slightly on each cymbal, contributing to individual sonic nuances – no two are exactly alike.
While versatile, its aggressive nature might overpower a jazz kit; consider a smaller or more controlled China for that application.
