Paiste 2002 Wild China Cymbal 19 in.


Description
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
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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


Features
- Sizes: 17", 19", 21"
- Weight: medium
- Volume: medium low to very loud
- Stick Sound: crisp, pangy
- Intensity: lively
- Sustain: medium
- Bell Character: integrated
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Reviewed by 4 customers
Fantastic metal china
submitted5 years ago
byZephan
fromFresno, CA
I bought this 19 inch china back in 2011 and it is still kicking. It is loud and cuts through any mix, yet has a short decay. I would definitely buy again.
AWESOME!!!
submitted15 years ago
byCheck_out_my_band_Seeking_Zero
fromHuntley, IL
So i was looking for a small, short decay, kinda high pitched, nice bite china.. So i ordered the 14 2002 thin china.. but apparently they discontinued it.. So while looking i found this 15 inch.. i completely love it.. it sounds awesome by its self but when mixed in with your kit.. its ten times better.. the only thing about it is that its medium volume then again i have a 19 inch crash and a really loud 18 inch china so they kinda drown it out a little bit but you can still hear it.. i recommend you go buy it right now..
Best China Around For Metal
submitted16 years ago
byMike Giorla
fromBlackwood New Jersey
This Chin Is the Best i have ever played. But it sounds good only for matel and rock and any style like that. I recommend getting this china in the 21 because it has the darkest and loudest sound out of them all but thats my opion. I love paiste and their cymbals their the best aound..
GREAT
submitted17 years ago
byyou678
fromNY
this is THE china. it is as good as if not better than the oriental trash. great cymbal! i have the 19 inch and love it to bits
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