Is Zildjian ZBT discontinued?

Zildjian discontinuing their ZBT line, replacing it with I Series.

What is the difference between Zildjian ZBT and ZHT?

The difference is in the quality of the bronze used to make them. While ZBT cymbals are made from B8 bronze (this is 8 % tin mixed with copper), the ZHT line are made from B12 (12% tin in copper). More tin in your bronze mix means a warmer, lusher sound with a wider range of overtones.

What are Zildjian ZBT cymbals made of?

The ZBT Series cymbals are finely crafted from the same sheet bronze alloys as more costly cymbals in other Zildjian series. Zildjian Bronze Technology (ZBT) is the manufacturing technique developed by Zildjian’s Sound Lab. It creates an instrument with tremendous projection, high volume, and fast response.

What are Planet Z cymbals made of?

brass
Crafted from brass, these cymbals are bright and cutting with a more controlled and focused sound. Like all Zildjian cymbals, Planet Z is proudly made in the USA.

Can I use metal polish on cymbals?

Step 1: Buff-on Cymbal and Brash Polishing Many Cymbal companies such as Zildjian, Sabian and Paiste make and sell their own brand of cymbal polish. Although they recommend that you use this polish on their cymbals, you can use just about any kind of brass polish on your cymbals.

Which is the best Zildjian cymbal to buy?

Zildjian ZBT And ZHT Cymbals Reviewed! Just in time for all you jammers (aka pre-professionals), here’s a mixed collection of recent new releases, not a boxed set, from Zildjian ZBT, some of which you’re sure to treasure. For professional drummers, the definition of “treasure” includes a perfect cymbal.

What is the difference between ZBT and ZHT cymbals?

Zildjian’s ZBT line is one of three lines — ZHT, ZBT, ZXT — aimed at the student and/or budget buyer. ZBT is a “sheet” cymbal line, which means the cymbals are punched out of a large sheet of alloy, cookie-fashion. This is common in budget cymbals. And as with cookies, this is not necessarily a bad thing.

What does ZBT stand for in music category?

ZBT is a “sheet” cymbal line, which means the cymbals are punched out of a large sheet of alloy, cookie-fashion. This is common in budget cymbals. And as with cookies, this is not necessarily a bad thing.

Is the ZBT 20 ″ crash / ride a good ride?

The ZBT 20″ crash/ride would have been perfect Victor. This ride, with its evenly hammered, widely lathed surface, has a well-defined ping. The low wash under the ping is full, but not harsh. There’s a high-pitched wash too that I found to be a tiny bit shrill.