Zildjian A Custom Projection Crash Cymbal – Bright, Aggressive, and Studio-Ready

The Zildjian A Custom Projection 19" crash cymbal combines the legendary brightness of the A Custom line with enhanced projection and cutting power. Featuring a brilliant finish and modern rotary hammering, this medium-thin cymbal delivers a smooth, glassy tone with explosive attack and a stronger high-end presence. The distinctive tonal grooves and lower profile design provide responsive feel and articulate definition, making it ideal for drummers seeking both refinement and aggression in their cymbal sound.

Built for studio sessions and live performance, the A Custom Projection series answers the demand for cymbals that cut through the mix without sacrificing tonal quality. The carefully engineered weight and symmetrical groove pattern create the perfect balance of stiffness and give, allowing the cymbal to speak clearly while maintaining the warm, musical character that made A Customs a studio favorite since the 1990s.

Key Features
  • 19" medium-thin crash cymbal with brilliant finish
  • Modern rotary hammering for controlled weight and response
  • Unique tonal grooves and lower profile design for smooth, glassy tone
  • Enhanced projection and aggressive high-end for cutting presence
  • Symmetrical groove pattern provides optimal stiffness and articulation
  • Studio and live performance versatility
  • Responsive feel with explosive power and body

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • 19" A Custom Projection Crash Cymbal
Finish
  • Custom
  • Brilliant
Categories
Diameter
  • 19"

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