Zildjian I Series Hi-Hat Cymbals

When looking for first set of cymbals, it can be difficult to find exciting sounds without breaking the bank. That’s why Musician’s Friend offers these Zildjian I Series hi-hat cymbals, a bright pair of hats with a reliable “chick” sound when closed with foot. These hats are an excellent choice for beginners, students and anyone who wants name-brand cymbals on a budget. A bright set of classic hats With an emphasis on versatility, the I Series hi-hat cymbals feature a thinner top and medium-weight bottom. They are sensitive enough for subtle playing but big enough to project through guitars. Their bright, classic sound can accompany wherever drumming journey may lead. They’re available in typical modern sizes. Zildjian’s thinnest entry-level cymbal line Many professional drummers prefer thin cymbals for complex tone and quicker response. Thinner cymbals vibrate more freely, creating washier, trashier, more evocative soundscapes. With a name taken from Ilham, the Turkish word for inspiration, the I Series cymbals introduce those benefits into a line of budget cymbals. From the exciting accent cymbals to the washy, versatile rides, this thin cymbal line is designed to help find signature sound. World-renowned craftsmanship that students can afford Even though the I Series comes at a price geared toward first-time drummers and students, these cymbals are 100% authentic Zildjian in every aspect. They’re made with sheet bronze at the same USA factory as professional Zildjian lines like K and A Custom. They’re made with time-honored hammering and lathing techniques, executed by precision machinery. When buy from the I Series, are joining a cymbal-making legacy that stretches back centuries. The first step in finding sound As a student-focused line, the I Series is crafted with future in mind. That’s why the series focuses on versatile sounds and flashy effects, giving players a wide range of textures to experiment with and find their personal style. These entry-level cymbals will give the tools to grow as a drummer—the rest is up to .