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Paiste Sound Formula Pro Thin Crash - 16" Last viewed: 5 days ago

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Hi, Just Got My Hands On A Paiste Sound Formula Thin Crash, Cant Find Out Much About Them , Can Anyone Show Me The Way ? Thnx

Posted on 12 years ago
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If you can be patient, I can link you to a video overview of a kit I played in Florida where I had a dozen or twenty of these in the setup. They were some of my favorite cymbals ever. Signature alloy, interesting hammering and even more interesting lathing. Most had the Frankenstein stamps and were thin or full. Unreal quality and sound.

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Posted on 12 years ago
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From memory a lot of the cymbals were absorbed into the existing ranges of signature cymbals.

Pretty decent stuff tho, I had one a long time ago.

Posted on 12 years ago
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From RogerSling

If you can be patient, I can link you to a video overview of a kit I played in Florida where I had a dozen or twenty of these in the setup. They were some of my favorite cymbals ever. Signature alloy, interesting hammering and even more interesting lathing. Most had the Frankenstein stamps and were thin or full. Unreal quality and sound.

cheers mate would be helpful, crune

Posted on 12 years ago
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