Zildjian Oriental Crash of Doom (A0621)

Dark and low pitched. Explosive attack and broad sustain.

One of the very last cymbals I'm looking to buy for a long time, the Crash of Doom is better than I could've imagined... Yeah, it's pretty loud, really low-pitched, and has plenty of trashy overtones, but it really is more than an "effect/accents only" cymbal. My other crashes are A Customs, and they blend together unbelievably well!! But don't get me wrong, when opened up, it's an "explosion" that takes it up a big notch. Especially if you're looking at adding a lower pitched crash to your set-up...

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The name says it all! This is one of the most versatile effects cymbals on the market. Jazz drummers love it for its dark, shimmery and hugely complex overtones, fusion and funk drummers love it for its biting attack and rock drummers love it for its long sustain and explosive, raw power. This cymbal is a must for any expanded cymbal setup!

Your Playing is Your Voice Accent it! You can never have too many sounds when your creativity demands them. The Zildjian Sound Lab continues the tradition of working with the world's most inventive and experimental drummers and percussionists like Alex Acuna, Dennis Chambers and Zach Danziger to create uniquely designed, innovative sound effects. These exotic sound colors help you define your signature sound and add character and variety to your kit.

Buy the Zildjian 20" Oriental Crash Cymbal Of Doom from CymbalFusion.com and save money. A truly one of a kind monster Crash. Ultra-trashy, very dark and low pitched. Features an immediate, explosive attack and a tremendous, broad, full-bodied sustain. An exceptionally exotic sound for special accents and effects. The 18 is higher-pitched, bu

A truly "one of a kind" monster Crash. Ultra-trashy, very dark and low pitched. Features an immediate, explosive attack and a tremendous, broad, full-bodied sustain. An exceptionally exotic sound for special accents and effects. The 18" is higher-pitched, but equally trashy.

One of the very last cymbals I'm looking to buy for a long time, the Crash of Doom is better than I could've imagined... Yeah, it's pretty loud, really low-pitched, and has plenty of trashy overtones, but it really is more than an "effect/accents only" cymbal. My other crashes are A Customs, and they blend together unbelievably well!! But don't get me wrong, when opened up, it's an "explosion" that takes it up a big notch. Especially if you're looking at adding a lower pitched crash to your set-up...