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PST3 Great cymbal
I bought this 18 inch cymbal as accessory to my other cymbals, thinking more in rock set up than something else. I wasn’t looking for something thin close to jazz cymbals, instead I wanted something with well that “cut trough” and with a rock stick definition. This cymbal really accomplishes that, but without the annoying overtones that B8 cymbals give you normally. It is a clean rocky sound: good when you crash it, very good when you ride it. This size does not give you the volume that other cymbals could give you when you ride it, so is a good cymbal if you want to change the dynamic of what you are playing. This cymbals is very good price for money. I bought it a few years back and still have it. Is part of my set up!
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JD
Good cymbal for the price
I uwe this to practice at home it has a bright sound and i havn’t had any problems with it so far.
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Drummer
Good cymbal for practising or home use. Only its lifetime is very shot if you are loving hard cymbal playing or just playing loud music. But for home usage for practise or record demo, its okey.
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MB
Paiste PST3 18" Crash/ride
I have alwys been a fan of Paiste cymbals since I was playing as a kid. They look and sound great. Although the PST3 range is without a doubt a budget range, they come with years of cymbal manufacturing know-how. This crash/ride cuts through the music with a fast attack on the crash and a steady sustain on the ride patterns, without too much over-ring. When the time comes to upgrade, it'll be PST7's all round!
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Value for money
This Paiste PST3 cymbal is well worth the money. The sound is really good, powerful with long sustain. It's part of my small acoustic drum set for home recording purposes. Works and sounds nice, just what I needed for a low price!
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