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1. www.musicradar.com › reviews › paiste-900-series-cymbalsPaiste 900 Series Cymbals review | MusicRadar

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   Sep 29, 2017 · Paiste’s 900 Series is an all-new line that occupies the price point held by the company’s now discontinued Alpha series. Launched without advance publicity at this year’s NAMM, it is packed with a comprehensive selection of crashes, splashes, hi-hats, rides and chinas.

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3. www.drummerworld.com › forums › indexPaiste Alpha series... is there a modern comparable Paiste ...

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   Jun 13, 2022 · The 900 series is what replaced the Alpha line. I had a few Alphas some years ago, as well as a couple of 900 crashes and hihats now. I like the 900 series more, they also sound very crisp and glassy, as you described.

4. www.drummerworld.com › forums › indexTechnical differences: PST 7 vs PST8 vs 900 - Drummerworld

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   Nov 5, 2019 · For mid-level cymbals I think they're a great option IF you're looking for the 2002 sound. PST8 seems aimed at the hard rock/metal sound, with generally heavier options and brilliant finish. The 900 series seems a little more versatile and more all around/modern, much like the Alpha series they replaced.

5. www.drummerworld.com › paiste-900-seriesPaiste 900 Series | Drummerworld Forum

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   Jul 16, 2017 · Having played both I personally like the 900's better than the Alphas. Tried out the PST7's recently and they sounded great, similar to what you get with CRX Cymbals. I haven't tried the PST8's but from what I've seen they are really similar to Alpha's.

6. drumthat.com › paiste-cymbals-best-to-worstPaiste Cymbals Best to Worst - Complete Guide - Drum That

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   Jan 14, 2024 · Keeping that in mind, the 900 series cymbals allow drummers to get the similar sound of the 2002 series – since the alloy used for producing them is the same. This counterpart of the 2002 series is great to have if you can’t afford the best out of the best Paiste offers.

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7. www.reddit.com › r › cymbalsI want to replace my cymbals ... Paiste series 900 - Reddit

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   Pick each cymbal by sound. A set of low cost cymbal might leave you wanting more, and their resale value is very low compared to new prices, so you'll likely lose money when you trade up. If you're sold on the look of matching cymbals though, I'm guessing the Paiste 900 is not a bad pick.

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   Will 900 cymbals replace the Alpha series?

   • Launched without advance publicity at this year’s NAMM, it is packed with a comprehensive selection of crashes, splashes, hi-hats, rides and chinas. Paiste is keen to stress that, rather than be considered as a direct replacement for the Alpha series, 900 cymbals represent a new direction in terms of sound and manufacturing.

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   Are Paiste 900 cymbals any good?

   • Keeping that in mind, the 900 series cymbals allow drummers to get the similar sound of the 2002 series – since the alloy used for producing them is the same. This counterpart of the 2002 series is great to have if you can’t afford the best out of the best Paiste offers.

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   Which cymbal is best for recording?

   • The 602 Classic series works the best at low to medium loud settings. Although it’s perfect for live gigs, this series is especially well-suited for studio recording. The genres with which you can use these cymbals are various, but some of the most represented are Jazz, Fusion, Blues, moderate Pop, and Rock.

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   Which Paiste cymbals are best?

   • Formula 602 is another great series Paiste has to offer. There are two series under this name – Classic since 1959, and Modern since 2013. The alloy from which Formula 602 Classic cymbals are made is CuSn20, also known as “Traditional Bronze,” or “602 Bronze.”

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9. www.youtube.com › watchPAISTE CYMBALS - Series Spotlight - 900 Series Comparison ...

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   Jun 23, 2020 · 900 Series Regular vs. 900 Series Heavy This video shows you the comparison between 900 Series "Regular" and 900 Series "Heavy" Cymbals. Overall, the 900 Series covers a wide...

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