Paiste - 101 Brass 14" Crash
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Crash Cymbal
The Crash Paiste 101 Brass 14" cymbal uses MS63 alloy and produces a dark but direct sound that's easy to integrate into any kit. Its lively response gives a fast accent that works just as well in rehearsal as it does live. Thanks to its German manufacture, you get an affordable cymbal that maintains a clean, stable sound.
ARTICLE N° 20830
Presentation
The Paiste 101 Brass 14" crash is based on an MS63 alloy that delivers a clean, dark sound that's easy to modulate. When you strike, the attack comes out quickly, leaving a short tail that prevents your playing from becoming muddled.
The mix stays clean and centred, which helps a lot when you want to keep a clear place in a busy track. The mid-range frequency gives a compact accent that you can control effortlessly. Even when played loudly, the cymbal maintains an even projection and doesn't spill over into the other elements of the kit.
The feel remains supple, so beginners and more advanced players alike can get to grips with it straight away. Made in Germany, the cymbal's profile and surface are consistent, which is reflected in the precision of its sound.
The sound approach is in line with the 101 series launched in 2005, designed to deliver uncomplicated musical results.
The mix stays clean and centred, which helps a lot when you want to keep a clear place in a busy track. The mid-range frequency gives a compact accent that you can control effortlessly. Even when played loudly, the cymbal maintains an even projection and doesn't spill over into the other elements of the kit.
The feel remains supple, so beginners and more advanced players alike can get to grips with it straight away. Made in Germany, the cymbal's profile and surface are consistent, which is reflected in the precision of its sound.
The sound approach is in line with the 101 series launched in 2005, designed to deliver uncomplicated musical results.
Features
Diameter in inches
14" (355 mm)
Alloy
Brass
Weight
1,50 kg
Country of production
Germany
Other features
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Paiste 101 Brass 14" Crash
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Crash Cymbal
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Series : 101 Brass
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Alloy: Brass MS63
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Diameter : 355.6 mm (14")
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Weight : Medium
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Sound colour: Dark
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Sound character: Quite dark, full, focused
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Frequency range: Medium
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Frequency mix: Clean
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Bell characteristic: Integrated
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Stick sound: Washy
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Response intensity: Lively
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Sustain: Short
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Feel: Medium
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Volume: Medium
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Versatility: Versatile playing, all configurations
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Applications: All volume levels, live playing, all musical styles
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Overall sound: Musical, harmonic, powerful
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Since: 2005
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Made in Germany
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Unbeatable value for money!
With the "101 Brass" and "201 Bronze" series, Paiste has created a product segment that is characterised by the parameters of "brand image" and "affordability". Paiste continues to attach importance to the sound, quality and appearance of its cymbals in order to justify the confidence placed in their name. The "101 Brass" cymbals are manufactured to the same exacting standards as the previous "502" and "302" series, successfully meeting recognised and much-appreciated quality expectations.
Paiste uses modern, hi-tech production techniques in its German factories to manufacture affordable cymbals of exemplary quality. The company uses all its Swiss know-how, transposing the handiwork of its craftsmen to the most modern production techniques.
With the "101 Brass" and "201 Bronze" series, Paiste has created a product segment that is characterised by the parameters of "brand image" and "affordability". Paiste continues to attach importance to the sound, quality and appearance of its cymbals in order to justify the confidence placed in their name. The "101 Brass" cymbals are manufactured to the same exacting standards as the previous "502" and "302" series, successfully meeting recognised and much-appreciated quality expectations.
Paiste uses modern, hi-tech production techniques in its German factories to manufacture affordable cymbals of exemplary quality. The company uses all its Swiss know-how, transposing the handiwork of its craftsmen to the most modern production techniques.
