Are Paiste cymbals any good?

As you can see from the above list, Paiste makes some seriously high-quality cymbals. Although they don’t produce as many cymbals as the competing brands, they’re still considered one of the top 4 cymbal brands in the world. That’s really impressive.

What is Paiste Signature Precision?

A particular quality of the Signature «Precision» is its clean and focused character in combination with a very articulate, straight-ahead sound. The finish of Signature «Precision» purposely follows the tradition established by the original Signature series.

What are Paiste Signature made from?

Signature bronze alloy
Paiste Signature series cymbals are handcrafted in Switzerland from Paiste’s proprietary Signature bronze alloy. Signature cymbals sound full and bright, with a strong presence and projection. They have a crisp, focused character and articulately respond to stick attacks.

What is Paiste Signature Alloy?

B15 “Signature” Alloy Paiste “Sound Alloy”: 15% tin / 85% copper, is the first bronze formula ever developed specifically for making cymbal sounds: In 1989 Paiste released this professional cymbal series bronze with 15% tin content.

What are the most expensive Paiste cymbals?

Most Expensive Paiste Cymbal The 22″ Paiste Signature Dry Heavy Ride cymbal produced in Switzerland is made from a bronze alloy with full cymbal weight. The sound of this cymbal is very high, and it really can cut through anything.

How do you clean Paiste Signature cymbals?

Wipe your cymbals frequently with a soft, dry cloth, and after each practice session or performance. Remove dirt and spills immediately. Clean your cymbals more often with just warm water and soap. If you have to use a cleaner, use a mild, non-abrasive cleaner.

Are Paiste cymbals cast?

Their Sound Alloy patent implies that they have a method for making sheet metal cymbals of this alloy, which would make these a unique third category. The 2002 Paiste Cymbal Guide even claims that all cymbals are “cast”, not just their own, but here they are not using the word in the established sense.

Are Paiste hi hats good?

Paiste Hi-hat Cymbals These cymbals create a fully rounded and warm sound, with more pronounced mid-tones and few high-tones. It has medium sustain allowing for a decent amount of control. The weight of the top cymbal is medium, and the lower cymbal is medium-heavy.

Who uses Paiste cymbals?

Steve Jordan uses Paiste set of cymbals, including:

• 17″ Signature Traditionals Thin Crash (as hi-hat top)
• 17″ Signature Dark Energy Crash (as hi-hat bottom)
• 20″ Masters Dark Crash Ride.
• 22″ Traditionals Light Ride.

Are Paiste cymbals coated?

Every Paiste Cymbal is treated with a special protective coating, designed to resist fingerprints and light stick marks. It also prevents oxidization. The coating makes it very easy for maintenance.

Can you use Windex on cymbals?

You should also never use Windex on your cymbals as this will damage their sound which you can learn more about in our similar article, How to Clean High Hats Without Ruining Them.

Where are Paiste cymbals manufactured?

Paiste decided to concentrate on cymbal production and export. In 1940, the family and the cymbal-making operation moved to Poland, where they continued under extremely difficult conditions, and in 1945 to Germany. Finally, in 1957 a new headquarters and production facility was established in Switzerland.

Which hi-hat is best?

Best Hi-Hat For Completing Your Drum Set

• Paiste Hi-hat Cymbals.
• Zildjian Hi-Hat Cymbals.
• Paiste Heavy Hi-Hat Cymbals.
• Sabian Hi-Hats Cymbals.
• Meinl Hi-Hat Cymbals.
• Sabian Hi-Hat Cymbals.
• Meinl Hi-Hat Cymbals.

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How do you clean Paiste cymbals?

Squirt a few drops of Paiste Cymbal Cleaner onto the cloth (not onto the cymbal directly) and make sure the cleaner is well watered-down. With the cloth, gently wipe the cymbal in the direction of the lathing grooves until you see dirt being removed from the surface. Do not rub at all!