Zildjian A New Beat Hi-Hats 14"
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Zildjian A New Beat Hi-Hats 14" : l'avis de sanjuro
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Le Zildjian A New hats Salut Battre forment un couple impressionnant de cymbales. Alors ils ont un très gros morceaux, le son lourd, ils sont étonnamment polyvalent. Je pense que j'ai vu ces hats plus que tout autre dans les environnements professionnels, tels que l'enregistrement studios ou sur les kits de lieu. Ceci est un témoignage de la manière dont elles sont à peu près aussi proche d'un standard de l'industrie comme toute hats Salut les autres autour. Ils sont durables et ont un look très bon pour eux, peu d'usure.
Le New Beats se sentir bien à jouer et le boisé des bâtons vient vraiment à travers. Pour une raison quelconque, le rebond coller sur ces cymbales surpasse celle de presque tous les autres, surtout avec les 14 pouces hats. Le son est bien équilibré, pas trop sombre mais non enduite et chatoyantes soit. Lorsqu'il est ouvert, ils sont extrêmement forts et ont une bonne capacité de couper à travers la musique. Pour cette raison, ils sont mieux adaptés à fort la musique. Le son est également fermée chiches très fort, bon pour le rock et le funk, mais pas tellement de jazz ou de musique plus légère. Parfois, dans un environnement d'enregistrement, je m'aperçois que vous pouvez vraiment entendre sonner l'étain quand les hats sont bien fermés et les hats sont frappés avec force. Je ne suis pas un grand fan de ce type de bruit, mais comme je l'ai déjà dit, ce n'est pas un problème avec la musique actuelle d'autres.
Il ya peut-être mieux les cymbales à écouter par eux-mêmes, mais dans un contexte bascule musicale ce sont vraiment étonnants. Les Beats sont abordables Zildjian Nouveau compte tenu de leurs applications musicales. Je n'ai jamais possédé une paire de nouveaux beats, mais ont encore joué des centaines de fois. Ce sont certains des hats les plus polyvalents et très répandue Salut roches disponibles, et sont fortement recommandés. Le Zildjian Une ligne cymbale est grand tout autour, mais le New Beats vraiment exceptionnel.
Le New Beats se sentir bien à jouer et le boisé des bâtons vient vraiment à travers. Pour une raison quelconque, le rebond coller sur ces cymbales surpasse celle de presque tous les autres, surtout avec les 14 pouces hats. Le son est bien équilibré, pas trop sombre mais non enduite et chatoyantes soit. Lorsqu'il est ouvert, ils sont extrêmement forts et ont une bonne capacité de couper à travers la musique. Pour cette raison, ils sont mieux adaptés à fort la musique. Le son est également fermée chiches très fort, bon pour le rock et le funk, mais pas tellement de jazz ou de musique plus légère. Parfois, dans un environnement d'enregistrement, je m'aperçois que vous pouvez vraiment entendre sonner l'étain quand les hats sont bien fermés et les hats sont frappés avec force. Je ne suis pas un grand fan de ce type de bruit, mais comme je l'ai déjà dit, ce n'est pas un problème avec la musique actuelle d'autres.
Il ya peut-être mieux les cymbales à écouter par eux-mêmes, mais dans un contexte bascule musicale ce sont vraiment étonnants. Les Beats sont abordables Zildjian Nouveau compte tenu de leurs applications musicales. Je n'ai jamais possédé une paire de nouveaux beats, mais ont encore joué des centaines de fois. Ce sont certains des hats les plus polyvalents et très répandue Salut roches disponibles, et sont fortement recommandés. Le Zildjian Une ligne cymbale est grand tout autour, mais le New Beats vraiment exceptionnel.
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The Zildjian A New Beat hi hats are an impressive pair of cymbals. While they have a very chunky, heavy sound, they are surprisingly versatile. I think I have seen these hats more than any other in professional environments, such as in recording studios or on venue kits. This is a testament to how these are about as close to an industry standard as any other hi hats around. They are durable and have a very good look to them regardless of wear and tear.
The New Beats feel great to play and the woodiness of the sticks really comes through. For whatever reason, the stick rebound on these cymbals surpasses that of almost all others, especially with the 14 inch hats. The sound is well balanced, not too dark but not coated and shimmering either. When open, they are extremely loud and have a good ability to cut through music. For this reason, they are better suited to louder music. The closed chick sound is also very loud, good for rock and funk but not so much jazz or lighter music. Sometimes in a recording environment, I notice you can really hear the tin ringing out when the hats are closed tight and the hats are struck forcefully. I am not a huge fan of this type of sound, but as I said earlier this is not a problem with other music present.
There may be better cymbals to listen to by themselves, but in a rocking musical context these are really amazing. The Zildjian New Beats are affordable considering their musical applications. I have never owned a pair of new beats but still have played them hundreds of times. These are some of the most versatile and widespread rock hi hats available, and are highly recommended. The Zildjian A cymbal line is great all around, but the New Beats really standout.
The New Beats feel great to play and the woodiness of the sticks really comes through. For whatever reason, the stick rebound on these cymbals surpasses that of almost all others, especially with the 14 inch hats. The sound is well balanced, not too dark but not coated and shimmering either. When open, they are extremely loud and have a good ability to cut through music. For this reason, they are better suited to louder music. The closed chick sound is also very loud, good for rock and funk but not so much jazz or lighter music. Sometimes in a recording environment, I notice you can really hear the tin ringing out when the hats are closed tight and the hats are struck forcefully. I am not a huge fan of this type of sound, but as I said earlier this is not a problem with other music present.
There may be better cymbals to listen to by themselves, but in a rocking musical context these are really amazing. The Zildjian New Beats are affordable considering their musical applications. I have never owned a pair of new beats but still have played them hundreds of times. These are some of the most versatile and widespread rock hi hats available, and are highly recommended. The Zildjian A cymbal line is great all around, but the New Beats really standout.
Texte original anglais : Overall Opinion
The Zildjian A New Beat hi hats are an impressive pair of cymbals. While they have a very chunky, heavy sound, they are surprisingly versatile. I think I have seen these hats more than any other in professional environments, such as in recording studios or on venue kits. This is a testament to how these are about as close to an industry standard as any other hi hats around. They are durable and have a very good look to them regardless of wear and tear.
The New Beats feel great to play and the woodiness of the sticks really comes through. For whatever reason, the stick rebound on these cymbals surpasses that of almost all others, especially with the 14 inch hats. The sound is well balanced, not too dark but not coated and shimmering either. When open, they are extremely loud and have a good ability to cut through music. For this reason, they are better suited to louder music. The closed chick sound is also very loud, good for rock and funk but not so much jazz or lighter music. Sometimes in a recording environment, I notice you can really hear the tin ringing out when the hats are closed tight and the hats are struck forcefully. I am not a huge fan of this type of sound, but as I said earlier this is not a problem with other music present.
There may be better cymbals to listen to by themselves, but in a rocking musical context these are really amazing. The Zildjian New Beats are affordable considering their musical applications. I have never owned a pair of new beats but still have played them hundreds of times. These are some of the most versatile and widespread rock hi hats available, and are highly recommended. The Zildjian A cymbal line is great all around, but the New Beats really standout.
The New Beats feel great to play and the woodiness of the sticks really comes through. For whatever reason, the stick rebound on these cymbals surpasses that of almost all others, especially with the 14 inch hats. The sound is well balanced, not too dark but not coated and shimmering either. When open, they are extremely loud and have a good ability to cut through music. For this reason, they are better suited to louder music. The closed chick sound is also very loud, good for rock and funk but not so much jazz or lighter music. Sometimes in a recording environment, I notice you can really hear the tin ringing out when the hats are closed tight and the hats are struck forcefully. I am not a huge fan of this type of sound, but as I said earlier this is not a problem with other music present.
There may be better cymbals to listen to by themselves, but in a rocking musical context these are really amazing. The Zildjian New Beats are affordable considering their musical applications. I have never owned a pair of new beats but still have played them hundreds of times. These are some of the most versatile and widespread rock hi hats available, and are highly recommended. The Zildjian A cymbal line is great all around, but the New Beats really standout.
