Zultan 20" Rock Beat Crash
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Zultan
20" Rock Beat Crash
Product Info
Article Number:
449391
Brand:
Zultan
Model:
20" Rock Beat Crash
Category:
20" Crash Cymbals
Price:
$240.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Zultan Rock Beat Crash is a solid performer for rock, pop, and heavier genres. It’s got a big, powerful sound with a quick response – great for drummers needing cut and volume without a premium price tag. It’s a dependable workhorse for gigging and recording situations.
Product Description
- Zultan 20" Rock Beat Crash
- Crash Cymbal
- Size: 20"
- Rock beat series
- Material: B-20 Bronze
- Full of voluminous keynote
- Balanced crash with power and projection
- Fast response with a balanced sound over the entire sound volume
- Hand-polished brilliant surface
- Sound character: Full
- assertive & expressive
- 100% Handmade
PROS
- • B-20 bronze delivers a warm, complex sonic character.
- • Fast response and projection make it ideal for dynamic playing.
- • Hand-polished finish provides a brilliant aesthetic appeal.
- • Well-balanced sound across the entire crash volume spectrum.
CONS
- • The assertive sound might be too aggressive for very subtle, nuanced styles.
- • B-20 bronze can be more prone to fingerprints and tarnishing.
- • Lacks the extreme wash and shimmering sustain of higher-end crashes.
Product Video
Key Features
Size
20 in
Material
B-20 Bronze
Finish
Brilliant Hand-Polished
Sound Character
Full, Assertive & Expressive
Weight
Approximately 1400g
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Frequently Asked Questions
A-bronze crashes are usually brighter and more shimmering, while this B-20 offers a darker, more complex tone with more low-end presence.
While versatile, its assertive character might overpower subtle dynamics; it’s better suited for music needing a strong crash presence.
The hand-polishing and likely some minimal hand-hammering contribute to the cymbal's responsiveness and even sound distribution, avoiding the stiffness of fully machine-produced cymbals.
