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18" Paiste 2002 Giga Bell Ride Cymbal
Ride cymbal from Paiste's 2002 series, 18" in CuSn8 bronze. Powerful tone with a long bell sound, built for rock and heavier styles.
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18" Paiste 2002 Giga Bell Ride Cymbal
Product Description
The Paiste 2002 Giga Bell Ride is an 18" ride cymbal in CuSn8 bronze (2002 Bronze) with a large, dominant bell and a sound that has defined rock music since the 70s. Built for medium soft to loud volumes, it works equally well on stage and in the studio. A go-to choice for classic rock, blues, hard rock, metal, punk and funk alike.
- Bright, clear and warm tone with a high energy level
- Strong projection that cuts through the mix
- Large, dominant bell with a long bell sound and pingy intensity
- Glassy stick sound and a separated foot chick
- Medium heavy weight for medium soft to loud playing
Sound Character
The 2002 Giga Bell Ride delivers a bright, clear and warm tone with strong musicality and precision. The large bell has a long bell sound and pingy intensity, while the stick sound is glassy and clear. The foot chick is separated and distinct from the body tone.
Usage
Suited for medium soft to loud music, live and in the studio. It works across classic rock, blues, punk, hard rock, heavy metal and most modern metal styles, as well as crossover, country rock, ska, rockabilly, funk, R&B, soul, gospel and many other genres.
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Specifications
| Manufacturer | Paiste |
| Series | 2002 |
| Model | Giga Bell Ride |
| Size | 18" |
| Alloy | CuSn8 (2002 Bronze) |
| Weight | Medium Heavy |
| Volume | Medium soft to loud |
| Stick sound | Glassy |
| Intensity | Pingy |
| Bell | Long, dominant bell sound |
| Foot chick | Separated |
| Part number (MPN) | 1065618 |
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