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It's a pretty good cymbal, but I had different expectations when it came to the sound.
I ordered the Zultan 18" Q China, UFIP 18" FX Power China, UFIP 18" FX Fast China, and Paiste 2002 Classic 18" China so I could figure out the differences, compare them, and keep the one or ones I liked the most.
In the end, I kept three of them, leaving out the Zultan Q. The Zultan Q wasn't bad at all. In fact, for several people who heard all these Chinas, the Zultan Q was one of their favorites. It has a fairly dark, full, raw sound — a little dirty, but I was looking for something brighter, more expressive, and more cutting. That's exactly what I found in the other three China cymbals.
In short, the Zultan Q wasn't quite the right choice for me, but I can imagine others might really like it, because sound is always a matter of personal taste.
Good luck!
In the end, I kept three of them, leaving out the Zultan Q. The Zultan Q wasn't bad at all. In fact, for several people who heard all these Chinas, the Zultan Q was one of their favorites. It has a fairly dark, full, raw sound — a little dirty, but I was looking for something brighter, more expressive, and more cutting. That's exactly what I found in the other three China cymbals.
In short, the Zultan Q wasn't quite the right choice for me, but I can imagine others might really like it, because sound is always a matter of personal taste.
Good luck!
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