Paiste 2002 17" Crash Cymbal

Name: Paiste 2002 17" Crash Cymbal
Brand: Paiste
SKU: 1043288
Price: 284.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.55 (19 reviews)

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Product code: 1043288 (PA 1061417)

Crash Cymbal Paiste 2002 17" Crash Cymbal

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Paiste 2002 17" Crash Cymbal

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Paiste 2002 17" Crash Cymbal

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The legendary cymbals that defined the sound of generations of drummers since the early days of Rock. The present 2002 is built on the foundation of the original classic cymbals and is expanded by modern sounds for today’s progressive popular music. Sound Character: Bright, warm, full, shimmering. Wide range, clean mix. Even, very responsive...

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

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Paiste 2002 17" Crash Cymbal

Sound Character: Bright, warm, full, shimmering. Wide range, clean mix. Even, very responsive feel. Very versatile all-purpose crash. The definitive classic rock crash sound.

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.