No es imitación de gama alta. Es gama media, sonido medio, es un platillo muy rápido, respuesta corta y corto sustain; prefiero otros. Read more

I recently picked up the **Stagg SH-CT14R 14-Inch SH Thin Crash Cymbal**, and I have to say, I’m pleasantly surprised by its performance, especially considering its price point. This cymbal offers a bright, clear crash that works well for a variety of musical styles. The thin design makes it very responsive, with a quick attack and short sustain—perfect for those crisp, accentuated crashes. It’s especially great for situations where you need a more subtle sound that doesn’t overpower the rest of the kit. I’ve used it in both live settings and studio recordings, and it holds its own quite well. The build quality is solid, and the finish is nice, giving it a professional look. While it may not have the same level of refinement as higher-end cymbals, it definitely delivers in terms of sound quality. It’s an excellent option for drummers on a budget or for those looking to add a reliable secondary crash to their setup. Overall, the Stagg SH-CT14R Thin Crash Cymbal is a fantastic value for the money. It’s versatile, responsive, and sounds great in a mix. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an affordable, quality crash cymbal! Read more

If you are on the fence about Stagg or Chinese made cymbals, let me give you some food for thought. This 14in SH Thin Crash is very nice sounding and was described well under the Amazon description. I was very impressed with the quality and sound it produces. This is one of my secondary cymbals and have several other Stagg lines of, main and secondary, crash cymbals (SH, DH, and Sensa) in different sizes. The SH is a single hand hammered and as all the Stagg cymbals, look awesome! They are a clone of the Zildjian K series and have a great dark sound with nice overtones. All around, the SH is a great line for any genre of music. I've been getting into the Stagg cymbals, B20 lines, for the last year and every one has been great quality, sound awesome and never disappoint. My favorite part of these cymbals is the price point. Being a struggling musician in a. Metal band, not having a lot of money and being on a budget, these cymbals fill the demands everything a drummer needs out of a cymbal. Plus it's great to have a slightly different sound than the other drummers who usually use just Turkish sounding cymbals. Check out the SH, DH, Sensa and other B20 lines. They are all awesome and building up an impressive set of these types of cymbals is very affordable. Something I have been doing with the cymbals is hand polishing them and rubbing off the top "Stagg " logo, but leaving the line and what it is (example :SH 14inch Thin Crash). You can see from the pictures before removing the logo and after with the hand polishing. The reason I remove the "Stagg" logo is because I like people to make a fair judgment on sound rather than a brand name. Plus I think it looks kool. I usually machine polish my Zildjian and Sabians completely and they are logoless. To each their own, some dislike this look while others like it. It's totally personal preference. One last thing, I have several semipro drummer friends and they are all blown away by the quality and sound these cymbals produce. Some have even added some Staggs to their arsenal of cymbals and find they sound as good or better than the big named brands. Plus the savings, which is a bonus! Should you get one or several Stagg cymbals, yes, venture out into the hidden gems of the Cymbal world. If you are partial to a more normal Turkish sound I recommend the 14in and larger SH Line, (they sound very much like the Zildjian K's). The smaller ones under 14inch in the DH line tend to be a bit trashy, metallic or oddball (not typically crash sound) sometimes, but which is unexpected but nice. With the right application of music they work out great. This should help some people make an educated decision now, and encourage you to do your own research, listen to YouTube videos demoing these cymbals and try these out for your own. Read more

Me convencí a comprar un platillo fuera de las marcas “grandes” y me impresionó la calidez del sonido que produce este crash, me encantó ya que soy un músico que brinda matices suaves pero explosivos en géneros como el rock, r&b o ritmos afrocubanos, si eres un baterista de fuerza física debes considerar que este tipo de platillos son especialmente delgados para tocar alrededor de dinámicas suaves. Leí que la marca radica en Bruselas, Bélgica lo que me afirmó la confianza y la calidad. Read more

This cymbal was purchased for studio recordings and they turned out very well. Highly recommended. Read more