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My favorite cymbal is a 17" Zildjian A Custom Crash. Too bad I don't own one
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I have two favorite cymbals, and they're both crashes.
1. Sabian HHX 16 in. Stage Crash: Very full, raw, powerful sound for a 16 in.
2. Sabian Hand Hammered 18 in. Dark Crash: Very Glassy, clean sound, with an excellent cut. It also works well as a ride.
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Wow! You bring up a deep topic.
It all depends on the situation. Most of my work is on the drum set.
Crashes: Zildjian Custom As are very nice. The 17 inch makes a great suspended cymbal for any situation.
Rides: Paiste Traditional Series and 2002s are great. So are the Zildjian Constantinoples.
Smaller Cymbals: I like the UFIP Natural Series
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Without a doubt my favorite cyms. are all pAisTe. The usual go to cyms. are all 70s 2002. The lathing and hammering are different compared to the red labels, and they arent as bright as the Signature series. I love any sound edge hight hats, and really dig the 18 and 20 crash cyms. I like my 24 ride-nice wash, anvil sound for a bell, very defined no matter what part of the pie you are playing. And the 24 has a crash that'll make your gums bleed! I cant pick just 1 as my fav. but I hands down choose the 70s 2002 pAisTe line.
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