Zildjian ZHT Mastersound Hi Hats

Description:

Hammered outer edge on bottom HiHat creates a lively, fast "chick" sound. The first ever sheet bronze cymbals with the Mastersound edge.

ZHT

ZHT (Zildjian High Tin) refers to the higher tin content Sheet Bronze alloy that Zildjian engineered for use on this line of cymbals. ZHT cymbals are all crafted from an alloy that is 88% copper and 12% tin. The higher tin content provides additional mid and low-end frequency output for enhanced musicality. It also provides an exceptional appearance.

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