• Here’s a rare one! One of the thinnest I’ve seen! 
  • And at a Pearl-clutching 1174 grams, it indeed is PAPER THIN! And it plays like an amazing 60 year old Thin Crash of yore! 
  • And that’s not that easy to find these days - most thinner Zildjians succumbed at the end of a 2B stick inside the Rainbow Room in 1987.  

  • Slightly bendable edges with that paper-thin complexity. 

  • Thin tapered edge.  

  • Glorious semi-dark and complex that remains responsive compliments of that 1174 grams weight.
     
  • Very FAST CRASH. But a Vintage one! 
  • Of course, if you have a light touch, you can easily use this 18” as a small Light Ride or a swelling Crash Ride. When you crash ride on it, it unleashes a gorgeous torrent of white noise that has a broad spread.  

  • Magnificent condition for a nearly half-century-old Zildjian. Nice patina. No issues. Great shape.

  • Vintage As are always in style, and this LIGHT 18” Thin Crash is exceptionally hard to find these days. 
  • No need to paw through an ocean of modern Zildjians to find one that kinda-sorta sounds vintage-ish.   

  • The REAL DEAL right here. Half-century old 18” Zildjian Paper Thin.

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Listed7 days ago
ConditionExcellent (Used)
Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • 18" A. Zildjian '60s Stamp Crash Cymbal
Categories
Finish
  • Traditional
Diameter
  • 18"

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Hazelshould Drums & Cymbals

Studio City, CA, United States
Joined Reverb:2015

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