Paiste 2002 20" Crash Cymbal

Name: Paiste 2002 20" Crash Cymbal
Brand: Paiste
SKU: 236425
Price: 319.00 EUR
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Rating: 4.55 (20 reviews)

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Brand: Paiste

Product code: 236425 (PA 1061420)

Paiste 2002 20" Crash Cymbal

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Brand: Paiste

Product code: 236425 (PA 1061420)

319 €

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Paiste 2002 20" Crash Cymbal

319 €

A very versatile, all-purpose 20'' crash cymbal built on the foundation of the original classic Paiste cymbals, expanded by modern sounds for today’s progressive popular music. The crash cymbal features a bright, warm, full, shimmering sound and has a very responsive feel. It has a medium soft volume, lively intensity and a medium sustain.

Series: 2002
Thickness: Medium
Finish: Traditional
Alloy: B8

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Paiste 2002 20" Crash Cymbal

Series: 2002

Legendary cymbals with a bright, powerful sound and strong presence in rock and metal genres. Known for their clarity and cutting projection.

Thickness: Medium

Medium cymbals offer a balanced thickness that produces a versatile sound. Suitable for various music genres.

Finish: Traditional

Traditional finish with a medium gloss that preserves the cymbal’s natural character and delivers a balanced blend of warmth and brightness.

Alloy: B8

This alloy is consisting of 92% copper and 8% tin, offering a balanced tone with a bright, clean sound. It is durable and often used in affordable cymbals.

Method of Production: Hand Hammered

Hand hammered cymbals are individually shaped and textured by skilled artisans using traditional hammering techniques. This manual process creates unique tonal characteristics and subtle variations, giving each cymbal a distinct sound and character.