Zultan 20" Aja Ride
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Zultan
20" Aja Ride
Product Info
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Zultan Aja is a surprisingly bright and articulate ride for the price. It’s a great option for players looking for a clean, cutting sound without spending a fortune—especially good for modern pop, funk, or lighter rock styles where a crisp stick response is key.
Product Description
Zultan 20" Aja Ride, Ride, With clear attack and volume, Exceeding clear cymbal sound
PROS
- • Bright, clear wash with a focused stick definition.
- • B20 bronze alloy offers a unique tonal character.
- • Relatively lightweight for extended playing sessions.
- • Polished finish enhances brilliance and responsiveness.
CONS
- • Lacks the dark, complex overtones of higher-end cymbals.
- • May be too bright for drummers preferring a vintage, dry sound.
- • The thin profile could make it prone to cracking with rough handling.
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Key Features
Size
20 in
Material
B20 Bronze Alloy
Finish
Polished
Sound Character
Bright, Clear, Articulate
Bell Size
6 in
Weight
Medium-Thin
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Aja is noticeably brighter and more focused than Zultan’s darker, more complex offerings like the Signature series, prioritizing clarity over wash.
B20 bronze gives the Aja Ride a unique character—it’s brighter than B8 but not as complex as B12, offering a good balance for a versatile sound.
While it’s responsive, the medium-thin weight and bright tone might get lost in heavier, more aggressive styles; a heavier, darker ride would likely be preferable.
