Paiste 900 series review

The series is hugely impressive - a generous selection of diameters and a quality of sound that belies the price-point. MusicRadar's got your back Our team of expert musicians and producers spends hours testing products to help you choose the best music-making gear for you. Find out more about how we test, paiste 900 series review.

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Paiste 900 series review

One of the first cymbals I ever bought in about was a Color Sound 5 red china, which I still have now. Since then, I have accumulated rather a lot of coloured cymbals in black, custom white and red. The series is crafted from bronze. The Color Sound cymbals — which are the focus of this review — come in four colours; red, blue, purple and black. I recently got to try a small selection of the Color Sound series. With that in mind, the sound of the cymbals I tried break down like this…. The crashes to my ear are a little more in the upper mid to higher sonic range. However, all of them produce a clear and explosive sound and they cut through in a band context. The rides I tried were great. Admittedly, they were both thicker, heavier models but the sound they provided was powerful and clear both in terms of the bow and bell. Cutting is the word here. The china was trashy but not overly so. The hihats I tried sounded very bright and lively and felt quick to play. Neither of the two models were particularly thick as a pair but they felt good both under stick and via the pedal. I have also had the chance to compare some Color Sounds against my Color Sound 5 and Visions cymbals.

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One of the first cymbals I ever bought in about was a Color Sound 5 red china, which I still have now. Since then, I have accumulated rather a lot of coloured cymbals in black, custom white and red. The series is crafted from bronze. The Color Sound cymbals — which are the focus of this review — come in four colours; red, blue, purple and black. I recently got to try a small selection of the Color Sound series. With that in mind, the sound of the cymbals I tried break down like this…. The crashes to my ear are a little more in the upper mid to higher sonic range. However, all of them produce a clear and explosive sound and they cut through in a band context. The rides I tried were great.

Paiste 900 series review

They have constantly designed, crafted, and released some of the most innovative shapes of cymbals , outstanding and innovative sounds, and materials. Why most drummers love Paiste cymbals? It is not difficult to understand. They always put effort into meeting the needs of every drummer. Their dedication to deliver the highest quality gear made them one of the best on the market today. One of the Big 4, the Paiste, has something for everyone — no matter the style or genre of music, be sure that you will find what you need with them.

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Thanks, xipa4. The china was trashy but not overly so. David Bateman July Sonor beech kompressor snare drum. While picking up a new snare drum at a local music shop yesterday, they had the newer Paiste series - which I guess replaced the Alpha line, and at a lower price point. Paiste is keen to stress that, rather than be considered as a direct replacement for the Alpha series, cymbals represent a new direction in terms of sound and manufacturing. I don't think there's a Paiste that you don't like, bonzoleum!! Members Current visitors New profile posts Search profile posts. I think they are priced excellent!! Rides come in 20" and 22" diameters in regular and heavy weights along with a single 24", which has the splendidly unambiguous title Mega. July DaveB Well-Known Member. You are using an out of date browser.

The series is hugely impressive - a generous selection of diameters and a quality of sound that belies the price-point. MusicRadar's got your back Our team of expert musicians and producers spends hours testing products to help you choose the best music-making gear for you.

Cymbal purge: As! Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers. I have also had the chance to compare some Color Sounds against my Color Sound 5 and Visions cymbals. Plus, I love the darker look to them. Their 19" and 20" crashes are also very nice. Read More about Dave. Of the four pairs of hi-hats three share 14" diameters while a solitary 15" pair makes up the quartet. It works side by side with a flat which I sometimes alternate with a Signature flat. They are very reasonably priced and they sound pretty darn good. Between them, the three chinas tick the boxes marked dark, dirty and trashy. The Color Sound cymbals — which are the focus of this review — come in four colours; red, blue, purple and black.