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'''Group:''' [[Paiste Cymbal Type#Crashes|Crashes]]<br> | '''Group:''' [[Paiste Cymbal Type#Crashes|Crashes]]<br> | ||
'''Type:''' [[Paiste Power Crash|Power Crash]]<br> | '''Type:''' [[Paiste Power Crash|Power Crash]]<br> | ||
'''Size:''' 18 Inch<br> | '''Size:''' 18 Inch<br> | ||
'''Series:''' [[Paiste Signature#Signature|Signature]]<br> | '''Series:''' [[Paiste Signature#Signature|Signature]]<br> | ||
| − | '''Weight:''' | + | '''Weight:''' 1649g, 1659g (2018 Serial Number), 1672g, 1677g, 1680g (2006 Serial Number), 1694g (1993 Serial Number)<br> |
| + | '''Median Weight:''' 1675g (n=6)<br> | ||
'''Years of production:''' [[Paiste 1989 Expansion#Signature|1989]] - Present<br> | '''Years of production:''' [[Paiste 1989 Expansion#Signature|1989]] - Present<br> | ||
| − | '''Sound file:''' | + | '''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/W44kR8Jm-L0?si=hkFoAhICq2LgOGgz Signature 18" Power Crash] <br> |
| + | [https://youtu.be/Y5Vp6d0hcVM?si=CJ8OAGKHoZ0A41F2 Signature 18" Power Crash] <br> | ||
| + | [https://youtu.be/5UO5onZsxBs?si=GcYlQkGuVDBzqEjB Signature 18" Power Crash] <br> | ||
| + | [https://youtu.be/1h72clpyvnw?si=TygzCLsrqpb0wAne Signature 18" Power Crash] <br> | ||
| + | [https://youtu.be/dxE4oj8-fsw?si=Hg_Bi7EF3so5xsYI Signature 18" Power Crash] <br> | ||
'''Paiste's Description:''' [[Paiste Power Crash#Signature|<<< - >>>]]<br> | '''Paiste's Description:''' [[Paiste Power Crash#Signature|<<< - >>>]]<br> | ||
'''Review:''' This is a strong, bright cutting cymbal with a huge sound and a long fade. it is not very responsive and opens slower than other "heavy" crashes - but it opens in a swelling manner, building up to max and fades slowly. that makes it ideal for crash-riding. it has a lovely shimmer. <br> | '''Review:''' This is a strong, bright cutting cymbal with a huge sound and a long fade. it is not very responsive and opens slower than other "heavy" crashes - but it opens in a swelling manner, building up to max and fades slowly. that makes it ideal for crash-riding. it has a lovely shimmer. <br> | ||
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Review written by Black Label<br> | Review written by Black Label<br> | ||
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'''Review:''' Not much I will touch on for this, as everyone has this cymbal. Its loud, cutting, bright, long sustain, plenty of control due to its size, a great all around crash for louder settings. This is one of my top 3 best crashes. I would kill 42 cats to get a 19" Sig power crash to match! Perfect crash. Period. Heavy weight, great feel, not clanky at all, just a professional crash for guys like me! I love this one. Again, need a 19 to pair it up, and I would be a happy drummer! <br> | '''Review:''' Not much I will touch on for this, as everyone has this cymbal. Its loud, cutting, bright, long sustain, plenty of control due to its size, a great all around crash for louder settings. This is one of my top 3 best crashes. I would kill 42 cats to get a 19" Sig power crash to match! Perfect crash. Period. Heavy weight, great feel, not clanky at all, just a professional crash for guys like me! I love this one. Again, need a 19 to pair it up, and I would be a happy drummer! <br> | ||
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Review written by ROMAN<br> | Review written by ROMAN<br> | ||
| − | '''Review:''' The 18" is by far the best crash i have ever heard! Its got the perfect balance between the brightness of the 16" and the low end guts of the 20", but maintains the volume to cut through anything. When you couple it with a smaller full crash, its the perfect set up for indie/sofetr rock and roll. If you pair it with a dim or 2002 power crash, you have the perfect setup for hard rock, and give a rude to the team - you cant have a better metal setup!<br> As long as | + | |
| + | '''Review:''' The 18" is by far the best crash i have ever heard! Its got the perfect balance between the brightness of the 16" and the low end guts of the 20", but maintains the volume to cut through anything. When you couple it with a smaller full crash, its the perfect set up for indie/sofetr rock and roll. If you pair it with a dim or 2002 power crash, you have the perfect setup for hard rock, and give a rude to the team - you cant have a better metal setup!<br> | ||
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| + | As long as it's rock, it will do the business! <br> | ||
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Review written by Millsybaby<br> | Review written by Millsybaby<br> | ||
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'''Review:''' Yeah, the Sig powers are incredible (i have the 18"). the sound is so powerful but refined too. the only problem IMO is that I sometimes find it hard to open up if your playing lightly. <br> | '''Review:''' Yeah, the Sig powers are incredible (i have the 18"). the sound is so powerful but refined too. the only problem IMO is that I sometimes find it hard to open up if your playing lightly. <br> | ||
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Review written by iron savior<br> | Review written by iron savior<br> | ||
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'''Review:''' This cymbal may very well be the closest thing to a perfect crash out there. NOT too bright (like a full) and for sure not too dark. Don't let the name fool you as it is a very versatile crash depending on how hard you strike it. Part of its versatility may be due to my only quam with the crash. It never fully opens up! But the sustain will last for days with a hard hit. <br> | '''Review:''' This cymbal may very well be the closest thing to a perfect crash out there. NOT too bright (like a full) and for sure not too dark. Don't let the name fool you as it is a very versatile crash depending on how hard you strike it. Part of its versatility may be due to my only quam with the crash. It never fully opens up! But the sustain will last for days with a hard hit. <br> | ||
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Review written by MiddleMan<br> | Review written by MiddleMan<br> | ||
| − | '''Artist/song where it can be heard:''' [[Paiste Frank Beard#Frank Beard|Frank Beard]], [[Paiste Charlie Benante#Charlie Benante|Charlie Benante]], [[Paiste Paul Bostaph#Paul Bostaph|Paul Bostaph]], [[Paiste Danny Carey#Danny Carey|Danny Carey]], [[Paiste Stewart Copeland#Stewart Copeland|Stewart Copeland]], [[Paiste Mikkey Dee#Mikkey Dee|Mikkey Dee]], [[Paiste John Dolmayan#John Dolmayan|John Dolmayan]], [[Paiste Mick Fleetwood#Mick Fleetwood|Mick Fleetwood]], [[Paiste Rayford Griffin#Rayford Griffin|Rayford Griffin]], [[Paiste Tommy Lee#Tommy Lee|Tommy Lee]], [[Paiste Dave Lombardo#Dave Lombardo|Dave Lombardo]], [[Paiste Larry Mullen Jr.#Larry Mullen Jr.|Larry Mullen Jr.]], [[Paiste Carl Palmer#Carl Palmer|Carl Palmer]], [[Paiste Scott Rockenfield#Scott Rockenfield|Scott Rockenfield]], [[Paiste David Silveria#David Silveria|David Silveria]], [[Paiste Tico Torres#Tico Torres|Tico Torres]], [[Paiste Scott Travis#Scott Travis|Scott Travis]], [[Paiste Louie Weaver#Louie Weaver|Louie Weaver]] | + | |
| + | '''Review:''' "Predictably, both the 16" and 18" Power Crashes were louder than their same-sized counterparts, with the 18" having a nice high-end shimmer and a medium-high pitch." <br> | ||
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| + | Review written by Adam Budofsky "Paiste Signature Series Cymbals" (Modern Drummer, Dec. '89, p. 40) <br> | ||
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| + | '''Artist/song where it can be heard:''' [[Paiste Greg d'Angelo#Greg d'Angelo|Greg d'Angelo]], [[Paiste Frank Beard#Frank Beard|Frank Beard]], [[Paiste Charlie Benante#Charlie Benante|Charlie Benante]], [[Paiste Dave Beyer#Dave Beyer|Dave Beyer]], [[Paiste Bobby Blotzer#Bobby Blotzer|Bobby Blotzer]], [[Paiste Paul Bostaph#Paul Bostaph|Paul Bostaph]], [[Paiste Chuck Burgi#Chuck Burgi|Chuck Burgi]], [[Paiste Danny Carey#Danny Carey|Danny Carey]], [[Paiste Torry Castellano#Torry Castellano|Torry Castellano]], [[Paiste Mauricio Claveria#Mauricio Claveria|Mauricio Claveria]], [[Paiste Stewart Copeland#Stewart Copeland|Stewart Copeland]], [[Paiste Bob Dalton#Bob Dalton|Bob Dalton]], [[Paiste Mikkey Dee#Mikkey Dee|Mikkey Dee]], [[Paiste John Dolmayan#John Dolmayan|John Dolmayan]], [[Paiste Mick Fleetwood#Mick Fleetwood|Mick Fleetwood]], [[Paiste Josh Freese#Josh Freese|Josh Freese]], [[Paiste Joey Gold#Joey Gold|Joey Gold]], [[Paiste Rayford Griffin#Rayford Griffin|Rayford Griffin]], [[Paiste Bobby Jarzombek#Bobby Jarzombek|Bobby Jarzombek]], [[Paiste John Keeble#John Keeble|John Keeble]], [[Paiste Abe Laboriel Jr#Abe Laboriel Jr|Abe Laboriel Jr]], [[Paiste Tommy Lee#Tommy Lee|Tommy Lee]], [[Paiste Sam Loeffler#Sam Loeffler|Sam Loeffler]], [[Paiste Dave Lombardo#Dave Lombardo|Dave Lombardo]], [[Paiste Nicko McBrain#Nicko McBrain|Nicko McBrain]], [[Paiste Larry Mullen Jr.#Larry Mullen Jr.|Larry Mullen Jr.]], [[Paiste Butch Norton#Butch Norton|Butch Norton]], [[Paiste Carl Palmer#Carl Palmer|Carl Palmer]], [[Paiste Doane Perry#Doane Perry|Doane Perry]], [[Paiste Prairie Prince#Prairie Prince|Prairie Prince]], [[Paiste Rod Quinn#Rod Quinn|Rod Quinn]], [[Paiste Scott Rockenfield#Scott Rockenfield|Scott Rockenfield]], [[Paiste David Silveria#David Silveria|David Silveria]], [[Paiste Chris Slade#Chris Slade|Chris Slade]], [[Paiste Robert Sweet#Robert Sweet|Robert Sweet]], [[Paiste John Tempesta#John Tempesta|John Tempesta]], [[Paiste Tico Torres#Tico Torres|Tico Torres]], [[Paiste Scott Travis#Scott Travis|Scott Travis]], [[Paiste Louie Weaver#Louie Weaver|Louie Weaver]], [[Paiste Jack White#Jack White|Jack White]], [[Paiste Brad Wilk#Brad Wilk|Brad Wilk]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:02, 5 December 2024
Group: Crashes
Type: Power Crash
Size: 18 Inch
Series: Signature
Weight: 1649g, 1659g (2018 Serial Number), 1672g, 1677g, 1680g (2006 Serial Number), 1694g (1993 Serial Number)
Median Weight: 1675g (n=6)
Years of production: 1989 - Present
Sound file: Signature 18" Power Crash
Signature 18" Power Crash
Signature 18" Power Crash
Signature 18" Power Crash
Signature 18" Power Crash
Paiste's Description: <<< - >>>
Review: This is a strong, bright cutting cymbal with a huge sound and a long fade. it is not very responsive and opens slower than other "heavy" crashes - but it opens in a swelling manner, building up to max and fades slowly. that makes it ideal for crash-riding. it has a lovely shimmer.
Review written by Black Label
Review: Not much I will touch on for this, as everyone has this cymbal. Its loud, cutting, bright, long sustain, plenty of control due to its size, a great all around crash for louder settings. This is one of my top 3 best crashes. I would kill 42 cats to get a 19" Sig power crash to match! Perfect crash. Period. Heavy weight, great feel, not clanky at all, just a professional crash for guys like me! I love this one. Again, need a 19 to pair it up, and I would be a happy drummer!
Review written by ROMAN
Review: The 18" is by far the best crash i have ever heard! Its got the perfect balance between the brightness of the 16" and the low end guts of the 20", but maintains the volume to cut through anything. When you couple it with a smaller full crash, its the perfect set up for indie/sofetr rock and roll. If you pair it with a dim or 2002 power crash, you have the perfect setup for hard rock, and give a rude to the team - you cant have a better metal setup!
As long as it's rock, it will do the business!
Review written by Millsybaby
Review: Yeah, the Sig powers are incredible (i have the 18"). the sound is so powerful but refined too. the only problem IMO is that I sometimes find it hard to open up if your playing lightly.
Review written by iron savior
Review: This cymbal may very well be the closest thing to a perfect crash out there. NOT too bright (like a full) and for sure not too dark. Don't let the name fool you as it is a very versatile crash depending on how hard you strike it. Part of its versatility may be due to my only quam with the crash. It never fully opens up! But the sustain will last for days with a hard hit.
Review written by MiddleMan
Review: "Predictably, both the 16" and 18" Power Crashes were louder than their same-sized counterparts, with the 18" having a nice high-end shimmer and a medium-high pitch."
Review written by Adam Budofsky "Paiste Signature Series Cymbals" (Modern Drummer, Dec. '89, p. 40)
Artist/song where it can be heard: Greg d'Angelo, Frank Beard, Charlie Benante, Dave Beyer, Bobby Blotzer, Paul Bostaph, Chuck Burgi, Danny Carey, Torry Castellano, Mauricio Claveria, Stewart Copeland, Bob Dalton, Mikkey Dee, John Dolmayan, Mick Fleetwood, Josh Freese, Joey Gold, Rayford Griffin, Bobby Jarzombek, John Keeble, Abe Laboriel Jr, Tommy Lee, Sam Loeffler, Dave Lombardo, Nicko McBrain, Larry Mullen Jr., Butch Norton, Carl Palmer, Doane Perry, Prairie Prince, Rod Quinn, Scott Rockenfield, David Silveria, Chris Slade, Robert Sweet, John Tempesta, Tico Torres, Scott Travis, Louie Weaver, Jack White, Brad Wilk
