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Feature:
NA- They have no features, you hit them, that's it.
Quality:
Mine are good. Some that I bought outside of a package though had hazy spots that will not clean off. Perhaps a result of transport.
Value:
These are an OK value. I have seen/heard some pretty awesome cheapo cymbals in my time though, so for me, there is no excuse for some of the drawbacks. The 16 rock crash is not worth anything.
Desirability:
If people don't admit that these things look awesome, they are lying.
Sound:
These are the best sheet cymbals from Zildjian. The rock hats and ride have a good sound, but as many have mentioned, the ride has a LOT of wash. Which is not such a big deal, except that sometimes in loud environments, the ping gets swallowed. ***NOTE: The 16inch rock crash is the WORST crash I have ever heard. Mine sounds more like a rock hihat used as a crash. In my opinion, it can't even be called a crash. It's more like an FX cymbal. This is what really brings the marks down when you buy the pack. I can't even use this cymbal it's so bad.
Overall:
Take out the rock crash and add a 16 med-thin zxti crash and you're in business. They are good enough to play and record in, even if they are not the best. They are miles ahead of zbt and zxt (even though apparently zxti are just zxt with a titanium plating)
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Zildjian ZXT Titanium Rock Cymbal Package
Introducing the revolutionary new ZXT Titanium™ Sheet Bronze cymbal range. ZXT Titanium offers the first-ever silver colored titanium coating on Sheet Bronze cymbals with a new technologically advanced laser engraved logo.
Review of Zildjian ZXT Titanium Rock Cymbal Package
Feature:
NA- They have no features, you hit them, that's it.
Quality:
Mine are good. Some that I bought outside of a package though had hazy spots that will not clean off. Perhaps a result of transport.
Value:
These are an OK value. I have seen/heard some pretty awesome cheapo cymbals in my time though, so for me, there is no excuse for some of the drawbacks. The 16 rock crash is not worth anything.
Desirability:
If people don't admit that these things look awesome, they are lying.
Sound:
These are the best sheet cymbals from Zildjian. The rock hats and ride have a good sound, but as many have mentioned, the ride has a LOT of wash. Which is not such a big deal, except that sometimes in loud environments, the ping gets swallowed. ***NOTE: The 16inch rock crash is the WORST crash I have ever heard. Mine sounds more like a rock hihat used as a crash. In my opinion, it can't even be called a crash. It's more like an FX cymbal. This is what really brings the marks down when you buy the pack. I can't even use this cymbal it's so bad.
Overall:
Take out the rock crash and add a 16 med-thin zxti crash and you're in business. They are good enough to play and record in, even if they are not the best. They are miles ahead of zbt and zxt (even though apparently zxti are just zxt with a titanium plating)
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