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This Paiste crash cymbal's sound is fairly bright, sizzling, and full. It has a fairly tight range and a complex, focused mix. Heavy feel, explosive filling crash, strong washy ride. Extremely versatile, a strong crash with powerful presence.
Paiste 2002 Series Thin Crash Cymbal 19 in.
Paiste 2002 Series Thin Crash Cymbal 19 in.

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  • Weight: thin
  • Volume: soft to loud
  • Stick Sound: washy
  • Intensity: lively
  • Sustain: medium
  • Bell Character: integrated

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One year warranty against cracks or manufacturer defects on all cymbals.

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Best Uses

  1. Small Venues3
  2. Soundtracks3
  3. Accompaniment3
  4. Jazz Clubs2
  5. School Bands1

Cons

  1. None1

Describe Yourself

  1. Experienced3
  2. Professional Musician1

Pros

  1. Bright Sound3
  2. Explosive Attack2
  3. Focused Crash2
  4. Full Crash2
  5. Responsive Feel2
  • Excellent Paiste Performance!

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted7 years ago

    byCMW

    fromOverland Park, KS

    Another fine quality Paiste product! I own Paiste cymbals from the Sound Formula and Signature line and this was my first 2002 cymbal. It is every bit as good as these other two lines (Sound Formula no longer in production).

  • Extremely versatile cymbal

    5

    submitted8 years ago

    byWoman Drummer

    fromSanta Fe, NM

    So happy with the sound of this cymbal! I can use it as a left hand ride with brushes, so now I have a crash/ride available for both hands. Sweet bell like sounds when cymbals tapped with stick individually (used in jazz ballads). I have not tried it as a ride with sticks yet as I'm sure it has a bit too much wash for good ride definition -- it's a crash, after all. Decay is medium. I played Zildjian dry cymbals for years this is not that, not a fast crash, but instead decays reasonably. Perfect chick. Easy to control (I am an intermediate player, not flashy). Elegant, sophisticated sound. I play jazz and soft rock. Instant upgrade to how good a drummer I am ;)

  • Over all great cymbal

    5

    submitted8 years ago

    byExotic drums

    fromCentral Valley CA

    Paiste is the best

  • Love this Paiste brand cymbal!

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted9 years ago

    byDC

    fromGainesville Ga

    I've play drums for over 40 years it seems to me that the Zildjian brand cymbal is not what it use to be. I am very happy with my complete change to Paiste 20002. I still like the A sound edge hi hat better than the Paiste. I do have a 17" A custom that is a one of a kind find, if you know what I mean.

  • Great Service from Chase in Drum Department

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted9 years ago

    byPaiste 2002

    fromDallas, TX

    Chase was great help and proffessional in finding what i needed.

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  • asked byAlex

    fromDeerfield nh

    I currently have a 2002 16" thin crash. What advantage or disadvantages or advantages basically what is the difference between a 16 and 18 inch 2002 thin crash

    I currently have a 2002 16" thin crash. What advantage or disadvantages or advantages basically what is the difference between a 16 and 18 inch 2002 thin crash

    Open Reply - Thomas
    It's bigger. It's louder