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Crash Cymbal

S16TCR 16" S Trash Crash The Zildjian S16TCR S Trash Crash puts a new spin on the classic crash with a trashy white noise and controlled distortion. Naturally delicate, it adds a gritty texture to the mix without ever weighing it down.

ARTICLE N° 126516
Zildjian - S16TCR 16" S Trash Crash Zildjian - S16TCR 16" S Trash Crash
137,50 € excl VAT
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Arrival expected on Jan 26, 2027
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The Zildjian S16TCR S Trash Crash, an effects crash cymbal, produces a brilliant sound interwoven with a trashy white noise, adding a distortion effect to the classic crash. The strike starts off dry before breaking up into harsh shards.

Part of the S Family series, it measures 16 inches (406.4 mm) in diameter and is crafted from a polished B12 alloy with a high-gloss finish. Its thin profile produces a delicate crash sound, shortens the sustain, and allows the crackle to dominate right from the attack.

On a rock, metal or electro-industrial kit, it serves as an isolated hit slipped between two bars. Its lively and supple response blends into the mix without overpowering the other cymbals, offering a clean and understated integration. Manufactured in the United States, it brings a dose of controlled chaos.
Diameter in inches
 16" (400 mm)
Alloy
 Bronze B12
Brightness
 8/10
Dryness
 7/10
Definition
 6/10
Sustain
 3/10
Finish
 Brilliant
Country of production
 USA
Crash Diameter
 16" (400 mm)
Packaging
 Single unit
  • Zildjian S16TCR S Trash Crash
  • Effects crash cymbal to add a distorted effect to the crash
  • Type: effects crash
  • Series: S Family
  • Diameter: ∅406.4 mm (16")
  • Thickness: Thin
  • Alloy: B12
  • Finish: Polished
  • Hammering: Not specified
  • Sound: Bright
  • Sound character: Trashy white noise effect
  • Use: adds a distortion effect to the crash
  • Country of manufacture: United States
  • Additional information included in the data:
  • Feature: thin crash sound
  • Feature: trashy white noise
  • Feature: blends well into the mix
  • Feature: light and responsive feel
  • Feature: distortion effect
Zildjian is one of the few brands whose history dates back to the 17th century. Avedis Zildjian I established his first cymbal foundry in Constantinople in 1623, following the discovery of a secret process for treating alloys.

The family preserved this expertise over several generations. In 1929, Avedis Zildjian III set up the first American foundry in Quincy, Massachusetts.

The brand has since accompanied the evolution of jazz, rock and hip-hop. In 2023, Zildjian will celebrate its 400th anniversary. Today, its cymbals are still manufactured in the United States, in Norwell, Massachusetts.

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