| Thin Crash Cymbal. Made by Paiste. (DH.CY61216)
Introduction: 1971 Background: During the 1960's developing Beat and Rock music required cymbal sound to match the new frequencies and volume levels and in 1967 the Giant Beat series was created - The 2002 was developed 1971 fusing the power of the Giant Beat with the differentiation of the Jazz series Formula 602 - In 2005, Paiste once again makes the 2002 a core series for the future, as the best and most innovative Dimensions models are incorporated into the newly expanded 2002, adding current trend cymbal sound to this venerable line. Innovation: First cymbal series fully developed for electronically amplified music. Alloy: CuSn8 Bronze, also known as "2002 Bronze" Quality: Professional Production: Manual Craftsmanship - Hand Hammering, Hand Lathing. Applications: Medium to very loud settings - Live and Recording - Country, R&B, Rock, Jazz-Rock, Progressive, Metal, Grunge, and modern hybrids rooted in those styles Use Paiste's Musical Application Guide to find the best cymbal for your music! Users: Working Musicians, Enthusiasts - All players who need energy and drive and want their cymbals to cut through the music in all settings. Sound: Bright, warm, brilliant, musical, precise with high energy levels and powerful projection characteristics. Looks: A wide variety of surface textures with even, balanced hammering and lathing patterns - Prominent, 2nd generation 2002 red silk screening Recognition: Used by countless top players world-wide over three decades to create a significant portion of our modern music heritage. Specifications: - Weight: thin
- Volume: soft to loud
- Stick Sound: washy
- Intensity: lively
- Sustain: medium
- Bell Character: integrated
- Sound Character: Fairly bright, sizzling, full. Fairly tight range, complex, focused mix. Heavy feel, explosive filling crash, strong washy ride. Extremely versatile, strong crash with powerful presence.
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