Zildjian K Custom Special Dry 20" Crash Cymbal – Raw, Funky Sound for Modern Playing

The K Custom Special Dry 20" crash cymbal delivers the signature dry, earthy tone that defines modern percussion styles. Built with a three-step hammering process and fully lathed bottom, this cymbal features a raw natural top finish that produces a distinctly funky sound with aggressive attack and quick decay. Perfect for drummers seeking personality and cutting articulation in their setup.

K Custom Special Dry cymbals combine traditional craftsmanship with contemporary voicing. The raw natural finish creates the characteristic dirt and grit that cuts through in live and studio settings, while the quick shut-down ensures clean, controlled dynamics. Whether you're playing rock, funk, fusion, or contemporary styles, this 20" crash adds character and definition to your cymbal collection.

Key Features
  • 20" diameter crash cymbal sized for versatile playing across musical genres
  • Three-step hammering process for precise tonal control and durability
  • Fully lathed bottom with raw natural top finish for authentic dry, funky character
  • Quick attack and fast decay for articulate, controlled sound projection
  • Aggressive dirt and grit ideal for rock, funk, and fusion applications
  • Zildjian K Series construction with traditional finish underneath raw natural exterior
  • Modern voicing remastered for today's playing styles and studio demands

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • 20" K Custom Special Dry Crash Cymbal
Finish
  • Special
  • Traditional
Categories
Diameter
  • 22"

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