^^^I honestly don't know what to make out of that....I don't know what sort of emoticon I should put either....the laughing one, the rolling eyes, the shocked, the confused....oy vei.

:rolleyes: suits it fine.

a ride thats not really loud has extreamely great stick defination like the K heavy ride but doesnt have that long ringing afterwords anyone know of one?

AAX Dry Ride.

[QUOTE=drummerdude9574]a ride thats not really loud has extreamely great stick defination like the K heavy ride but doesnt have that long ringing afterwords anyone know of one?[/QUOTE]

Istanbul Agop Custom Dry Ride.

a medium sized crash that doesnt have a long sustain and would sound the best after both a tom roll and with playing your hats open
preferably 17/18"

i'll tell ya right now, if your looking for not a lot of sustain, a smaller cymbal is the way to go.

16" AA Medium-thin or Medium Crash is the way to go.

Try a 16" A custom/K custom fast crash or a 16/17" Meinl Raker Lightning crash

Ok so here's the deal I'm buying a new ride in a week or two and I need some advice. I have looked in to the Paiste Sig Dry and Paiste Sig full rides both in 20". Now they both sound amazing but which one do you think will be better for rock and alternative music but still have the capabilities of playing other styles of music. Thanks for any of the advice in advance.

Hey I just checked out wuhan chinas on musiciansfriend.com, and they only sell up to the 22" model, I know I saw someone post before that they make up to 26" chinas, so where can I order those? :O

mmmk.. here we go

ive chosen some HHX 13" Groove Hats

I want a ride, reallly pingy but abit of overtones an its loud enough to cut. I was lookin at the HH Raw Bell dry ride an the also the Paragon ride. An the K Custom dry ride, but i got no idea soo yeah..

Also some crashes, something like the k cus fast crashes or something, crashes with short sustain with abit of punch not tooo bright, preferably larger sizes aswell.

shu-Try The AAX dry ride or an AAX metal ride. I'd thing a K fast crash would be the way to go but if you want something really punchy look into the AAXplosion crash.

[QUOTE=rockindrumer]Ok so here's the deal I'm buying a new ride in a week or two and I need some advice. I have looked in to the Paiste Sig Dry and Paiste Sig full rides both in 20". Now they both sound amazing but which one do you think will be better for rock and alternative music but still have the capabilities of playing other styles of music. Thanks for any of the advice in advance.[/QUOTE]

i own the paiste signature dry cymbal, its pretty versitile but the full ride cuts more so you should probably go with that

How would the 2002 crash mix with Istanbuls, Zildjians, and Sabians? I know Paiste's style is different, but I really want the 2002 but I don't want it to clash with everything else I have.

I wouldn't do it. Even if I wasn't a major brand whore, I wouldn't do it just because the sound palettes are completely different.

I want a 18" or 17" symbol thats reasonably priced, and its a great metal symbol, and has a great sound to it.

P.S. I already have an Sabian AA Metal-X 17" Crash, which i like, but im looking for another of any type from any company, which is basicly a metal or hard rock symbol.

Thanks

well, cant go wrong with the AA Medium Crash....its a very good all around [b][u]CYMBAL[/b][/u]

probably in the neighbourhood of 18".

[QUOTE=faith+1]i own the paiste signature dry cymbal, its pretty versitile but the full ride cuts more so you should probably go with that[/QUOTE]

Thanks it sounded the dry ride had more stick definition and that it was louder but I could easly be wrong. Thanks for the help faith, I just which i could try both of them out with my band and then tell for sure which one is better.

[QUOTE=British Boy]I wouldn't do it. Even if I wasn't a major brand whore, I wouldn't do it just because the sound palettes are completely different.[/QUOTE]

Would it be good just for the contrast though? Has anyone else tried to mix Paiste with other brands, if more specifically the 2002, with, say, a Sabian AA Crash and Zildjian A New Beat hats?

[QUOTE=rockindrumer]Thanks it sounded the dry ride had more stick definition and that it was louder but I could easly be wrong. Thanks for the help faith, I just which i could try both of them out with my band and then tell for sure which one is better.[/QUOTE]

well i wasnt actually only talking volume but the bell and the cymbal itself is higher pitched and natrualy the higher the pitch(to a point) the more it will cut. either cymbal is really good, so no matter which one you choose you will be in good hands.(paiste IMO has the best customer service of any cymbal company, and are the most consistent)

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]Would it be good just for the contrast though? Has anyone else tried to mix Paiste with other brands, if more specifically the 2002, with, say, a Sabian AA Crash and Zildjian A New Beat hats?[/QUOTE]

I use a paiste sig with my K customs and soon with my HHXs :)

I would think the 2002 would go well with the AA

Indeed it would, but not say, 2002 with K or HHX.

Hey, is £ 100 a good deal for a 18" Sabian HHX evolution crash. I think it might be a bit more than that but its below 200 anyway

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i'm looking for a new crash. i like to play metal. i want to be able ride it for a while but also beable to crash for a single note. it has to be durable and last long

18" Medium Weight Crsh of some type

thnx

For my birthday I'm getting a 14" Sabian AAX Studio Crash cymbal. I am going to use it as my secondary crash cymbal.

Anyone reccomend against using such a small size?

a bigger size would be more suitable for a secondary crash
i have that cymbal and its pretty bright and punchy
there's nothing wrong with small crashes

Quagmire 222, what sort of stuff are you going to be playing with it? i would recomend a larger sized crash too, probably 18".

Untill you get two larger sized crashes, I would probably say get at least a 16", it's just more versitile.