Paiste Twenty 16" Thin China (735g)

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[Beaverboy98989]

This is tasty! Do you have an 18", and if so, how much?

[bostondrum]

Not at the moment, but I'm waiting on some. They go for $255.00. Thanks!

[caswellg]

turn the right way up and whack that chinese bitch of a cymbal!!!

[uvaseca]

paiste rules

[Mp5Drummer]

@trawford1 Mounted like this is the "traditional" way. This is for if you're going to be using it as an alt ride, better suited to larger chinas. Kinda redundant on a smaller china, as mounting traditional chews up your sticks and breaks the cymbal quicker if you crash it. You get a more powerful sound inverting it as well.

[trawford1]

im a bit confused can you use CHINA anyway or is there a specific side your meant to have up please?

[Nochoys]

Best china I ever heard

[Bobbysk815]

beautiful cymbal!

[Bobbysk815]

how much?

[Nochoys]

Just take a look of a Bernard Purdie video

[Doctorsolo94]

Hmm... Sounds good, but lacking in something. It doesnt have as good as the Sabian 19" Paragon Chinese.

[ProtestTheHero12345]

umm, alot of jazz drummers do.

[Kudan26]

... -_-

is the fucking same... jazz drummers use it like this...

metal drummers use it way up..

metal will hurt drum sticks... thats why the form to play it, and this form is yo hit in the middle not the center so your drum sticks are safely

but i prefer way up too