How would you incorporate Zildjian’s K Sweet pack into your tunes? Tell us about your tunes in the comments, and be sure to check out Sweetwater to learn more and snag a pack for yourself! 👉 sweetwater.sjv.io/Zildjian-K-Sweet-Cymbals
Nick once again. After 2 years of research I finally got me the whole kit, the 21,19,17 and 15” hihats. Picking up my drumming again after 30 years. You Nick have definitely contributed to this choice. Great versatile cymbals, thin enough to me as musical in every aspect. Recommend them really. Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪.
@dagb7271 I just got a set of the sweets 15,17,19, and 21. They are awesome. I'm verry happy. I had a collection of miss matched high end cymbals on my set..probably about 12 all togather. Now I only use this sweet set instead of a ton of cymbals. It's much nicer to have less that do it all. I will add a china, I'm just searching for the right one to fit this sweet set. They all match togather so nice and all of them are great crashes essentially. The hats crash well the ride crashes well. And mine are so sonically matched its amazing.
I think the 23 crashes much better than the 21. I've owned both. The 21 cuts more but is a little brash, and the bell is more prominent. The 23 is a perfectly balanced cymbal. I just wish they made the same design in 22.
Hey, don't hate me, I don't want to be mean but Nick is wrong in a couple of things here: first, there are actually 14" K Sweet hats beside the 15" and 16" (they introduced them a bit later, but it was a few years ago now). Second, the unlathed bell is not intended to bring up those "darker tones" (= lower pitch), but quite the opposite. The thinner the cymbal the lower the pitch (darker), and these cymbals are very thin, so they decided to keep the bell unlathed (therefore more mass and thickness on the bell) in order to retain some amount of high pitch (brightness) for the crashes and hats. All this according to Paul Francis himself, who _I guess_ must know something about it... Anyways, these K Sweet are great cymbals. I have a 23" ride and is just... 🤤🤤🤤
@@soulander13 I had the 18" K Dark Thin crash which I replaced with the 18" K Sweet Crash. The weights are similar but the K Sweet Crash is much darker than the K Dark Thin. The K Sweet Crash also "rides" very well at low volumes. Now I'm looking at replacing my 20" K Crash Ride with the 21" K Sweet Ride. I hope this helps.
Hi again. Just want to tell that I complemented this setup with an Zildjian K Paper Thin crash 18” that is just as musical as all the other but just even a bit more thinner. Even before that I got me a Zildjian K Custom Hybrid Splash 9”. Great mix. Thinking about doing the last and final completion with a 21” or 22” K Paper thin to use as crash ride. Never had such a nice cymbal stack.
I tried several different sizes of the K Sweets. Not my “Cup Of Tea”. I prefer the K Dark Thins (not the Custom Darks). Thanks Nick and Sweetwater for the video!!
I got the 23" K Sweet Ride, and really liked it. Enough to strongly consider not playing Sabian anymore, so I got the 20" K Sweet Crash annnnd.. I hated it. For being a 20", it was so bland, and puny sounding. I discovered the HHX Complex series by Sabain not long after, and love them so much more.
I have the 20" Custom Dark 20" ride, the 18" Custom Dark crash and had the 14" K Custom Dark hi hats. The ride and crash are perfect for my soft jazz playing, especially smaller venues. However, the hi hats were horrible...too bright, loud and clangy, so I sold them and bought a pair of 14" K Light hi hats which are MUCH better in softness and darkness. Hope this helps.
@@boomerguy9935 yeah man.. those K custom dark hi hats definitely got the tsst tsk sound to it when played live. I found myself the A line instead which I love that has a finer defined sound on its hi hats. Maybe it's the K hammering. I would like to recommend the cymbalcraftsman I think hand hammering is much better than CNC hammering neumatic type. Human control guarantees better overall versatility
Hey, DRUMSandBUBS. Thanks so much for your interest. There are a few different ones, but this one is my personal favorite: www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/K0885--zildjian-k-series-china-crash-19-inch I hope this helps. Jason Thiele, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1391, jason_thiele@sweetwater.com
How would you incorporate Zildjian’s K Sweet pack into your tunes? Tell us about your tunes in the comments, and be sure to check out Sweetwater to learn more and snag a pack for yourself! 👉 sweetwater.sjv.io/Zildjian-K-Sweet-Cymbals
They are a perfect blend for my newest band "Rock Candy USA! " Aptly named as they sound sweet and have a quick decay.
Nick once again. After 2 years of research I finally got me the whole kit, the 21,19,17 and 15” hihats. Picking up my drumming again after 30 years. You Nick have definitely contributed to this choice. Great versatile cymbals, thin enough to me as musical in every aspect. Recommend them really. Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪.
@dagb7271 I just got a set of the sweets 15,17,19, and 21. They are awesome. I'm verry happy. I had a collection of miss matched high end cymbals on my set..probably about 12 all togather. Now I only use this sweet set instead of a ton of cymbals. It's much nicer to have less that do it all. I will add a china, I'm just searching for the right one to fit this sweet set. They all match togather so nice and all of them are great crashes essentially. The hats crash well the ride crashes well. And mine are so sonically matched its amazing.
Beautiful sound, and expert demonstration by Nick as always.
Thanks for the demo! I bought mine about 1.5 years ago and love them!
Love the 15 hats and 23 ride. I use them in a heavy rock jam pop original band. I find the 23 ride can honestly do anything
I think the 23 crashes much better than the 21. I've owned both. The 21 cuts more but is a little brash, and the bell is more prominent. The 23 is a perfectly balanced cymbal. I just wish they made the same design in 22.
@@DogAfraidOfUmbrellas yessssssss I agree I think a 22 sweet ride would be the ultimate ride.
@@mikeevangelista1177 A man of culture!
Great demonstration, Nick
These sound great across the board.
Awesome to have two K Sweet videos!
Hey, don't hate me, I don't want to be mean but Nick is wrong in a couple of things here: first, there are actually 14" K Sweet hats beside the 15" and 16" (they introduced them a bit later, but it was a few years ago now).
Second, the unlathed bell is not intended to bring up those "darker tones" (= lower pitch), but quite the opposite. The thinner the cymbal the lower the pitch (darker), and these cymbals are very thin, so they decided to keep the bell unlathed (therefore more mass and thickness on the bell) in order to retain some amount of high pitch (brightness) for the crashes and hats. All this according to Paul Francis himself, who _I guess_ must know something about it...
Anyways, these K Sweet are great cymbals. I have a 23" ride and is just... 🤤🤤🤤
Cool info. So they are supposed to be thinner than the K Dark thin's, correct?
@@soulander13 I had the 18" K Dark Thin crash which I replaced with the 18" K Sweet Crash. The weights are similar but the K Sweet Crash is much darker than the K Dark Thin. The K Sweet Crash also "rides" very well at low volumes. Now I'm looking at replacing my 20" K Crash Ride with the 21" K Sweet Ride.
I hope this helps.
Hi again. Just want to tell that I complemented this setup with an Zildjian K Paper Thin crash 18” that is just as musical as all the other but just even a bit more thinner. Even before that I got me a Zildjian K Custom Hybrid Splash 9”. Great mix. Thinking about doing the last and final completion with a 21” or 22” K Paper thin to use as crash ride. Never had such a nice cymbal stack.
I love my K Sweets!
I bout this exact cymbal pack and I'm in love. Believe it or not they blend really well with my Paiste Giant Beats.
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Beautiful display of sound...
I tried several different sizes of the K Sweets. Not my “Cup Of Tea”. I prefer the K Dark Thins (not the Custom Darks). Thanks Nick and Sweetwater for the video!!
I think zildjian needs to make 20 and 21 inch k light rides!
Yup..Got the Constinople ride,20 inch cluster crash...
I got the 23" K Sweet Ride, and really liked it. Enough to strongly consider not playing Sabian anymore, so I got the 20" K Sweet Crash annnnd.. I hated it. For being a 20", it was so bland, and puny sounding. I discovered the HHX Complex series by Sabain not long after, and love them so much more.
What about that cluster, is it even thinner?
I find that the A & K Sweet rides are on the quiet side.
Next please would you do the K Custom Dark line???
I have the 20" Custom Dark 20" ride, the 18" Custom Dark crash and had the 14" K Custom Dark hi hats. The ride and crash are perfect for my soft jazz playing, especially smaller venues. However, the hi hats were horrible...too bright, loud and clangy, so I sold them and bought a pair of 14" K Light hi hats which are MUCH better in softness and darkness.
Hope this helps.
@@boomerguy9935 yeah man.. those K custom dark hi hats definitely got the tsst tsk sound to it when played live. I found myself the A line instead which I love that has a finer defined sound on its hi hats. Maybe it's the K hammering. I would like to recommend the cymbalcraftsman I think hand hammering is much better than CNC hammering neumatic type. Human control guarantees better overall versatility
I really want these
I bought my 14" K Sweet hats before this video posted. Unless its dated incorrectly. I like the 14's, but im with Nick, 15's are more my style.
Whats a good china that maches these?
Hey, DRUMSandBUBS. Thanks so much for your interest. There are a few different ones, but this one is my personal favorite:
www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/K0885--zildjian-k-series-china-crash-19-inch
I hope this helps.
Jason Thiele, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1391, jason_thiele@sweetwater.com
@@sweetwater says it's a china crash... I can't find it in any demo videos. Weird
first comment I wish i want a K Sweet Ride that''s what Travis Barker using this cymbal on tour with Blink-182
He's using both the 23" as main ride and 21" as right crash. Crazy money
Have you found a good pic or rundown of his latest tour rig?
@@jsauce311 yes
His 21” and 23” K Sweet Rides are in a brilliant finish too
I was dissapointed by this cymbalset. Hihat 15" and 17" crash where oke to me. I went back to my Paiste sigs...😢
really? ...I been going back & forth between the Sigs & 2002's for the last week. well I happened upon these and might be sold. your thoughts?
Wow best cymbals everb
To be honest cymbals will sound very good behind the drummer hands.. cymbal sound itself is just the bonus..
de ja vu...