• 18" L80 Low Volume Crash Ride
  • 18" L80 Low Volume Crash Ride
  • 18" L80 Low Volume Crash Ride
  • 18" L80 Low Volume Crash Ride
  • 18" L80 Low Volume Crash Ride
  • 18" L80 Low Volume Crash Ride
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L80 Low Volume

18" L80 Low Volume Crash Ride

18" L80 Low Volume Crash Ride

$189.95
$189.95
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80% quieter Crash Ride with authentic Zildjian cymbal feel. Ideal for practice spaces, drum lesson, low volume gigs or anywhere you can't play loud.

SKU: LV8018CR-S

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DETAILS
Building on the incredible success of the cymbal sets, the L80 Low Volume cymbals are available separately as hihats, crash, crash ride, ride, splash and most recently an 18” china. Not only are these designed to seamlessly integrate into an existing L80 cymbal set, they can be used as stackers or even HiHat components to create new and cool effects.

The sandblasted finish may show fingerprints after handling. If fingerprints are left in place, a natural oxidation will develop. If desired, these cymbals can be cleaned with a clean, dry cloth. Do not clean your L80s using cymbal cleaner or any other type of cleaning product as this may alter the finish in unintended ways.
  • 80% quieter than traditional cymbals
  • Play at low volume on an acoustic cymbal
  • Articulate and responsive with sticks, brushes and mallets
  • Ideal for practice spaces, drum lessons, low volume gigs
  • Avoid ear fatigue from long practice sessions
  • Matte finish

SPECS
  • Diameter: 18”
    Weight: Medium Thin
    Family: L80 Low Volume

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Use our Sound Lab meters for comparison, and finding the right sound profile and characteristics for your voice.

Brightness The pitch of the cymbal, spanning from low and dark, to high and bright

Dryness Drier cymbals have minimal overtones and also tend to have shorter sustain

Definition From a soft, buttery sound to a solid, well defined note with a strong stick sound

Sustain The length of the note produced by the cymbal

Overall rating: 2.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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A temporary solution

"The cymbals were amazing at first, but after a few months, it started to bend. Eventually, a few large chunks of the metal flew off of this cymbal. This happened in both my 16 and 18 inch crashes. The cymbals broke within a year."

— Jerry C. (2/5)

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