Paiste Traditionals 14" Medium Light Hi-Hat

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Group: Hi-Hats
Type: Medium Light Hi-Hat
Size: 14 Inch
Series: Traditionals

Weight: Top: 915g / Bottom: 1190g
Top: 900g / Bottom: 1202g
Top: 927g / Bottom: 1218g
Top: 945g / Bottom: 1245g
Top: 946g / Bottom: 1216g
Tops: 904g (1997 Serial Number)

Median Weight: Top: 921g (n=6) / Bottom: 1216g (n=5)
Years of production: 1996 - 2005, 2006 - Present (Redesign)
Sound file: Traditionals 14" Medium Light Hi-Hat
Traditionals 14" Medium Light Hi-Hat
Traditionals 14" Medium Light Hi-Hat
Traditionals 14" Medium Light Hi-Hat
Paiste's Description: <<< - >>>
Review: Woody, light-sounding hats. Warm and able to blend with the rest of the band/quartet/trio with ease. These may be the best 14" hats I've ever encountered for quick work that can only be done on a 13" pair. These go well with my Traditionals 22" Light Ride.
Review written by Bluejacketsfan
Review: "The Traditional medium light hi-hats suggest a kind of metallurgical inter-cultural marriage. The top cymbal is thin and bronzey. The thick, dark brown, deeply hammered, but completely unlathed bottom cymbal looks like a miniature version of Paiste's Dry Dark Ride. Strange as it may seem, though, their union is a happy one, producing a lovely, mellow "chick" sound. When played on the bow with the stick's tip, the result is semi-bright. And on the edge with the shoulder of the stick, it's warm and superbly blended. When struck in the open position and instantly closed—the technique often called a "bark"—they instead produced a more subtle "chup" sound. Like the rest of the series, the Traditional hats are probably best suited to moderate- to low-volume situations."
Review written by Rich Watson ("Product Close-Up - Paiste Line Traditional Cymbals", Modern Drummer, September 1997, p.43)
Artist/song where it can be heard: Bill Bruford, Mario Calire, Ndugu Chancler, Drew Hester, Billy Higgins, Jim Keltner, John Marshall, Phil Maturano, Bobby Rondinelli, Fredy Studer, Nathaniel Townsley, Chad Wackerman, Joey Waronker, Paul Wertico, Dony Wynn