Zildjian introduces a limited edition cymbal concept from the Zildjian Sound Lab: Project 391. Designed for drummers that are looking for bright, explosive and cutting sound. The Project 391 cymbals will be offered in 2014 for a limited time only. Project 391 is Zildjian's first publicly available product crafted from B15 alloy, known for its consistency and cutting sound. A two step hand-lathing process imparts a unique surface finish that is both visually and sonically pleasing. Exiting, because B15 is an alloy that the company didn't work with before.
Paul Francis, Director of Research & Design at Zildjian and The Cult drummer John Tempesta give you the details of the cymbals in the video below. Prices range from 98,90 for the 8" splash to 344,00 for the 22" Soundlab Project 391 Ride.
John Tempesta:
"These cymbals have everything I wanted. They are powerful, very precise, very clean, and have a nice feel as well. And they cut through such loud volumes of music."
Watch the videos listed on the right:
The making of Project 391 - Paul Francis and John Tempesta
