Zildjian A Quick Beat HiHat 14"

Name: A Quick Beat HiHat 14"
Brand: Zildjian
SKU: 37066
Rating: 5.0 (3 reviews)

Charley de la marque Zildjian appartenant à la série A Quick Beat

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babat59

Publié le 16/11/08 à 21:31

- Depuis combien de temps l'utilisez vous?
3 ans
- Quelle est la particularité que vous aimez le plus, le moins?
le chick est vraiment exceptionnel, c'est parfait pour tous les rythmes joués à la pédale de charley (funk...), en plus on peut boucher plus ou moins les trous d'évacuation de l'air pour faire varier les sons. En jeu plus classique il est très bien aussi mais il faut adapter son jeu car il est très lourd ! surtout le bottom. Donc le ping est exceptionnel, on peut presque se passer de ride...
- Comment jugez vous le rapport qualité/prix?
acheté d'occase à 160 euros, il les vaut largement !

- Avec l'expérience, referiez vous ce choix?...
oui,...…

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Anonyme

Publié le 18/07/06 à 23:22

Que de questions precises!
c'est un charley tres bref assez fin et precis,ideal pour du funk,il a 4 ans,c'est ziljian donc bien fait (on aime ou on aime pas c'est autre chose) et je le vends because necessité et evolution.
Tres bien entretenu, sans produit aggressif.Il est de plus assez rare et gaffarel vient de le retirer de son catalogue
Prix neuf: 350E laissé a 150E
mail: blueline31@neuf.fr

BGugino

Publié le 30/07/08 à 18:05

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I am currently using the Zildjian A series Quick-beat Hi-Hats and I love them. I got them on sale from another website, but if I had to make the decision to get them again at full price, it would be no question. These cymbals have mostly good characteristics and not too many downsides to them, but I’ll give it a try.

I first bought these hi-hats for the soul purpose of that I was upgrading. I saw them on sale on another website, so I decided to pick them up. The day they got here, I went and tossed them on my stand. The very first thing that I noticed about them was the look. I was able to get them in traditional finish or brilliant. I ended up choosing the brilliant and being very satisfied with the way they look. So once I started playing them, I noticed that I was getting a very “crisp” sound out of them, which was the sound I was looking for. They’re very quick, crisp and fast. But if you’re looking for a more “washy” sound, I would keep looking. These hi hats have a great foot sound to them too. Not too overpowering so that you’re going to hear them too much from the outside, but just enough so that you’ll hear your foot bouncing.

There are very few downsides to these, but one would definitely be the closed sound. When you’re playing these hats closed they don’t really produce the best closed sound. I was looking for a little bit more attack and definition out of them, but even when they’re closed, the sound somehow comes across as a little “soft”. It’s probably because of the fact that they’ve got the venting holes in the bottom, so the sound travels directly out of them.

Overall, I would recommend these hi hats to anybody that want to upgrade. There are high-end cymbals and you’ll be nothing but pleased.