Zildjian Crotales High Oktave A=440
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These Zildjian High Oktave Crotales are the real deal – meticulously crafted for professional orchestral settings. The bronze tone is gorgeous and exceptionally clear, but they demand a precise touch to truly shine. If you’re a seasoned percussionist or working with a professional orchestra, these will elevate your sound significantly.
Product Description
Zildjian Crotales High Oktave A=440, Crotales, High octave A440 tuning 13 tones, Traditional version
PROS
- • Exceptional clarity and shimmer, characteristic of Zildjian’s bronze alloy.
- • Carefully tuned to A=440, ensuring accurate orchestral intonation.
- • Robust construction with thick-gauge bronze for durability and resonance.
- • Traditional design offers a pure, unaltered crotales tone – no gimmicks.
CONS
- • Premium-priced, representing a significant investment for most percussionists.
- • Limited tonal range compared to other orchestral percussion instruments.
- • Requires highly skilled mallets and precise technique to avoid unwanted overtones.
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Key Features
Range
13 tones (C6 – F7)
Material
B20 Bronze Alloy
Mounting
Traditional mounting points for stands (not included)
Mallets Included
No, requires specialized soft-headed mallets
Weight
Approximately 11 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, the sensitivity and required technique make them best suited for experienced players.
Soft-headed mallets, typically felt or corded, are crucial to avoid harshness and maintain tonal clarity.
Zildjian's B20 bronze alloy provides a warmer, more complex tone than some competitors, but Everest and Black Swamp offer alternative voicing options.
