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Low octave bar
Crotales come in low and high octaves. Low bars are larger and darker; they will not match a high-octave set.

Independent shopping perspective
A single low-register crotale bar from Zildjian's Deluxe line. For percussionists filling a gap in a set or needing one specific pitch.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
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Crotales come in low and high octaves. Low bars are larger and darker; they will not match a high-octave set.
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You are buying one pitch, not a set. Confirm which note you need before ordering.
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Thick cast bronze rings far longer than a glockenspiel bar, so damping technique matters in ensemble work.
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Zildjian's upper crotale tier, tuned to match other Deluxe bars in the same octave.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. This is one bar, one pitch, from the low octave. Full sets are sold separately or built bar by bar.
No. The bar ships on its own. You will need a crotale rail or mounting bar to play it in position.
Brass or hard plastic mallets bring out the bright ring. Softer yarn mallets will mute much of the attack.
It is tuned to the low octave, so it sits an octave below high-octave bars rather than blending into that range.