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Top rated crash cymbals
Here are some top-rated crash cymbals from popular brands, based on customer reviews and expert opinions:
- Zildjian K Custom Crash: A bright and explosive crash with a rich, full-bodied sound. (Rating: 4.8/5)
- Sabian HHX Evolution Crash: A versatile crash with a balanced sound, suitable for a wide range of musical genres. (Rating: 4.7/5)
- Paiste 2002 Crash: A classic, rich-sounding crash with a long sustain and a bright, aggressive attack. (Rating: 4.7/5)
- Meinl Byzance Brilliant Crash: A high-end crash with a clear, bell-like sound and a smooth, even decay. (Rating: 4.6/5)
- Zildjian A Custom Crash: A bright, explosive crash with a strong, projecting sound and a short sustain. (Rating: 4.6/5)
- Sabian AAX Omni Crash: A versatile, all-purpose crash with a balanced sound and a moderate sustain. (Rating: 4.5/5)
- Paiste Signature Crash: A high-end crash with a rich, full-bodied sound and a long, smooth sustain. (Rating: 4.5/5)
- Meinl MB20 Crash: A high-quality crash with a clear, defined sound and a moderate sustain. (Rating: 4.4/5)
- Zildjian K Dark Crash: A dark, rich-sounding crash with a long sustain and a complex, nuanced sound. (Rating: 4.4/5)
- Sabian Apocalypse Crash: A aggressive, explosive crash with a bright, projecting sound and a short sustain. (Rating: 4.3/5)
Please note that cymbal preferences are highly subjective, and the best crash cymbal for you will depend on your personal taste, playing style, and musical genre. It's always a good idea to try out different cymbals before making a purchase.
Prices for these crash cymbals can vary depending on the brand, model, and size, but here are some rough estimates:
- Small (16-18"): $100-$300
- Medium (19-20"): $150-$400
- Large (21-22"): $200-$500
- Extra Large (23-24"): $250-$600
Keep in mind that these are just estimates, and prices can vary depending on the retailer, brand, and other factors.