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Zildjian China Boy Low CUT Crash Cymbal AS IS Emilar 2kHz (sweepable) High +/-15dB @ No nut installed
Zildjian China Boy Low CUT Crash Cymbal AS IS Emilar 2kHz (sweepable) High +/-15dB @ No nut installed
Zildjian China Boy Low CUT Crash Cymbal AS IS Emilar 2kHz (sweepable) High +/-15dB @ No nut installed
Zildjian China Boy Low CUT Crash Cymbal AS IS Emilar 2kHz (sweepable) High +/-15dB @ No nut installed
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Zildjian China Boy Low CUT Crash Cymbal AS IS Emilar 2kHz (sweepable) High +/-15dB @ No nut installed

SKU: 94769246352
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USD79.99 USD109.99

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Zildjian China Boy Low CUT Crash Cymbal AS IS Emilar 2kHz (sweepable) High + 15dB @ No nut installed 2kHz (sweepable) High + 15dB @ 10kHz Digital effects (separate for each channel) 20 Preset programs 20 User Programs Reverb A Tama Swingstar Japan 8 x 8 Mahogany Rack Tom in Good condition It has a the overtones of a gong Could be used as a crash

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