Zildjian 368 GEN16 AE Cymbal Set

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Price: $699.00    

Product Feature

• AE Digital Cymbal Processor Mounting Kit
• AE Digital Cymbal Processor
• 18" AE Ride w/Pickup

Product Description

13" AE Hi-Hats, 16" AE Crash, 18" AE Ride, AE Controller, 3 pickups, Cables, Mounting Kit

Zildjian 368 GEN16 AE Cymbal Set Review

As the owner of a legacy e-drumset (Roland TD-10), I've been on the hunt for upgrades without breaking the bank. The older Roland cymbals are good, but my TD-10 module itself does not support the newer cymbals (particularly the new ride and hi-hat cymbals). The Zildjian Gen-16 offerings are perfect if you're in this situation, as they use a separate module. I enjoy the look of the roland silver cymbals, but the silver roland vh-12 hi-hat retails for $799.99! On top of that I would need to upgrade my module which would cost another few thousand dollars. I picked up this set of cymbals for less than the price of the vh-12, let alone the module.
So how do they stack up?
Moderately. Let me explain.
First of all, these cymbals are BEAUTIFUL. Your drumset will take your breath away with one glance after adding these to your arsenal. The platinum silver look with the blue lights shimmering is astonishing. It really looks great.
The sound, largely, is only decent. The crash and ride cymbals have an odd tinny sound to them - they don't have the real punch that Zildjian cymbals normally carry. Note that Zildjian offers a software update, and this REALLY makes the cymbals sound better. The hi-hats, however, sound fantastic. They are truly a godsend to the e-drum market. No electric hats can compare to the Zildjian Gen16's, and that, my friends, is worth the price of admission right there. Nothing on your set is going to be hit as often as the hi-hats, and if you're in the game to do it right you can do no better than with the Zildian Gen16 hats. You just can't duplicate the infinite sound possibilities that occur with two cymbals opening and closing with all the variables of timing and positioning.
Note: I use these in a home studio and not in live situations. I have absolutely zero problems with feedback.
One other note is these cymbals are louder than your rubber counterparts. But they're not even half as loud as a real set of cymbals. They're still quiet enough to not bother my neighbors, but you can hear what's going on in the rest of the house.
So the bottom of the line is this - these cymbals are beautiful, and the hi-hats are nearly perfect. The ride and crash cymbals, however, could use some work. But they sound great when used as alternate cymbals for what you've probably already got mounted on your drumset.

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