Difference between revisions of "Paiste Super Formula 602"
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==== Hi-Hats ==== | ==== Hi-Hats ==== | ||
Revision as of 14:27, 15 August 2021
SUPER FORMULA 602
Introduction: 1957
Discontinued: 1959
Background: PAISTE started producing cymbals made of B20 bell bronze once they opened the Swiss factory, in 1957 they first came into the market under the name "SUPER FORMULA 602"
Innovation: First B20 cymbal made by Paiste.
Alloy: B20 Bronze
Quality: Professional
Production: Hand hammered and hand lathed bronze.
Applications:
Users: Professional musicians and enthusiastic drummers, refined drummers and sound specialists with precise requirements that need a fully developed character in their cymbal sound
Sound:xx
Thin ride crash, Thin ride, Medium ride and Medium ride crash
Thin & Meduim
Hi-Hats
- Hi-Hat "Festival set" #1 - 15"meduim/14"heavy
- Hi-Hat "Festival set" #2 - 15"thin/14"meduim
- Hi-Hat "Festival set" #3 - 15"thin/16"meduim
- Hi-Hat "Festival set" #4 - 14"thin/15"thin
Information from: Todd Little, Dan Garza
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