Pre-loved 1970s A Zildjian hats professionally reworked by Kruno Levačić, resulting in a darker, more controlled and musical response while retaining classic A-series articulation.

• Size: 15” hi-hat pair
• Era: 1970s A Zildjian
• Top weight: 950 g
• Bottom weight: 1050 g (keyhole) 
• Reworked by: Kruno Levačić
• Sound: warm, buttery, dry-leaning stick with soft wash and controlled chick
• Character: vintage feel with added complexity and balance
• Condition: good vintage condition, fully functional

• Jazz drummer Kruno Levačić is known for his “reworked” cymbals, reshaping existing cymbals (often K-style inspired) through additional hammering and lathing to achieve a more refined, musical response
• Typically lightweight and flexible, suited for dynamic playing and expressive control
• Due to their handmade and individual nature, Kruno Levačić cymbals are not available through regular retail channels

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🔁 Trade-ins welcome – vintage Zildjian cymbals, Rototoms & copper/bronze/brass snares
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Listed3 days ago
ConditionGood (Used)
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Brand
  • 15” A Zildjian Hi-Hat Pair (70s) – Kruno Levačić Reworked
Model
  • Zildjian
Categories
Year
  • 1970s
Made In
  • United States

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