Medium Thin Crash Cymbals

Most drum sets don't come with cymbals, and there's a reason for that: it's because customizing your cymbal setup is just a routine part of being a drummer in the first place! And while we're all entitled to picking out exactly which cymbals we want to use and how, one thing that belongs in every drummer's kit is at least one crash cymbal. They're one of the foundations any good cymbal layout is built on, which means there's no shortage of options when it comes to picking them out. Of course, the first step is to narrow down the options. For drummers who like things on the lighter side (but not too light) going for medium-thin crash cymbals is probably the best way to do that.

But why choose a medium-thin crash cymbal instead of a heavier one? Two words: speed and control. Unlike heavier-weight cymbals, these crashes keep sustain to a more modest level. That means you won't overshadow the vocalist in the recording s