20" Zildjian Z Series Light Power Ride. It weighs about 3150 grams and is not what I would call a light cymbal by any means.. It just happens to be lighter than the other Z Series Ride, the Heavy Power Ride. I have it listed as "good" but the "issues" are pretty minor. It has some keyholing you can mainly see from the underside. It has no cracks there or anywhere else, though. It has some ink fade and it has a factory raw finish which results in all sorts of scratches and raw marks. It has some edge curves (likely from factory) from hammering shown in the edge closeups but they are likely not dents/damage from use (when you put stiff heavy hammer marks into thick, slightly flexible metal, sometimes the edge gets wavy or even curved). It doesn't have nicks, outside of raw finish stuff. It has some bits of white paint in some spots. It has patina and discoloration and stickmarks. MY OPINION ON SOUND: Has a strong stainless-stell type ping (meaning, it's less like a musical note and more like a percussive silver sound despite its more gold color). The cymbal, while heavy, has a certain hollowness to the ping as well and not much wash. It's too stiff for crashing unless you like heavy metallic noise and play with huge sticks and hit really hard (some of you do)