Does anyone know anything about these? I've read a little about them on cymbalholic and from what understand, they're arent bad cymbals, and they're affordable. The MAC stand for multi application cymbal. I found a 20" crash/ride, and i'm thinking of getting it, I just need some more info.
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Zildjian 20" Z MAC crash/ride???
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Posted on 14 years ago
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[COLOR="Purple"]Well...if you like the sound and feel, who cares what anyone else thinks, really...right ? ;)
They aren't really very.... highly regarded (to put it euphemistically). Most folks consider 'em to be just another Z marketing scheme which never took. Their market value is low, so you should be able to peg one pretty cheap (i.e. $100 or less).
If it works for you, go for it.....[/COLOR]
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Z-Macs are hand cymbals, aimed at the school market. The "multi-application" in their name is meant to convey that they can be used for concert bands or as field cymbals. The stamp on a lot of Z-Macs says "Concert - Marching - Jazz", but I've never personally known someone who used 'em on a drum set.
BTW - As for a Z-Mac "crash/ride"... I'd guess that's someone's description, not a factory designation.
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