Zildjian Old A 18" RIDE Cymbal Vintage

Description

Condition: Used

This is a vintage Zildjian cymbal, likely from the 1960s to 1970s era judging by its lathing pattern, which appears to be pre-logo.

It's an 18-inch cymbal, weighing approximately 1500 to 1600 grams (I only have a bathroom scale, so please understand that the exact weight may not be precise).

It could be either a ride cymbal or one half of a pair of hi-hats. Despite some wear on the high end due to age, it still retains the lively, compact sound characteristic of an A Zildjian 18-inch ride, making it suitable for recording.

There is some roughness around the edges, but no cracks or warping. It's still very much playable.

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