Zultan 22" Dune Ride

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Ride Cymbal

Size: 22"
Dune series
Hand hammered
Premium ride cymbal from traditional Turkish production
Made of B20 bronze
Dry, fast fading, trashy sound
Differentiated overall sound with not overloaded overtone structure
Especially deep hammer blows
Polyshed bell

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Available since November 2018

Item number 450113

Sales Unit 1 piece(s)

Hand Hammered Cymbal Yes

Finish Regular, Traditional

Alloy B20 Bronze

$222

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13 Customer ratings

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4.4 / 5

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Zultan 22" Dune Ride

Marex 13.09.2019

Great cymbal for all styles of music, rock, pop, fusion. Great for crashing as well, I use it together with raw 18" crash. Dune is little bit sharper sound, raw crash warmer, shorter, Together sounds amazing. 22" is the right size for ride, because the smallest ones are to short and dry for ride cymbal.
The first time I put on my new cymbal, my band singer asked me where is that nice sound coming from? that was from dune 22" ride, Never believed that singers can recognize cymbal sounds :)

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dune 22" ride

josado 17.12.2023

use in a church/worship setting. crashes well. love the sound and happy with my purchase.

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Amazing sound, but broke VERY easily

Tony Schnitter 08.06.2024

We bought this for our drummer as part of a set of new cymbals and we all loved the sound. It's a magnificent cymbal that sounds huge. But sadly, it developed a big crack after only a couple of weeks of usage. All of the other cymbals we got then are still in perfect condition a couple of years later so I don't think it's the drummer's fault for hitting too hard or anything. So in conclusion - amazing cymbal if you can keep it whole