I have an 802 20" ride.  It's a good cymbal; plenty of definition with a slight wash (it's more suited for light to medium playing, which is right up my alley.  YMMV).  It's no K, but rather a good cymbal suited to a more 'commercial' sound, if you will.  I do like the deep lathing on the cymbal; this seems to be uncommon with cymbals in this price range.

I played either a 402 or 502 (the nickel silver one) crash a few times; it belonged to a friend upon whose kit I played at rehearsals.  Quite frankly, it sounded a little "boingy" for my taste, much like the crash in Led Zeppelin's BBC version of 'Dazed and Confused'.

I say, if you wish to stick with Paiste (have you looked elsewhere as well?), go with the 802's, or even the Alpha's if you possibly can.

302 = brass
402 = nickel silver
502 & 802 = B8 bronze

but they do put a little more work in the 802's and i think you can hear the difference.  the alphas are B8 as well, and again, another step up.  

I have a Bronze 502 20" ride that does well at low and moderate playing levels.  For the money it's nice.

Tom

A litle too brief -- what line were you referring to?