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pre serial number, heavy (need to weigh them - what's the best way?)

18 inch ride crash

20 inch ride

tons of overtones

pics to follow

trying to date them

Thanks

Posted on 6 years ago

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Welcome wilfredsaint

Weigh them for free by taking them to your local post office or other shipping depot

Post 3 pics of each: one of whole cymbal from the top, one from the bottom, and one of the trademark. This establishes production era as well as condition. Condition along with weight are two ingredients in answering "what's it worth?" questions which usually follow...

If there is a serial number, let us know what it is, including anything on a line above the serial number (PAISTE 602 or similar)

Read up on these via the link in my signature. Unfortunately I didn't make my site self contained because the Paiste-Only wiki contained the relevant info on models and years of manufacture. But I've got the relevant info on years for the different production periods. I've also got 5 times as much pricing and weight data as you see in my old analysis work.

Posted on 6 years ago

blairndrums

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Tons of overtones?..602s are know for their lack of overtones....that’s why they record so well.....

"Always make sure your front bottom BD lugs clear the ground!"

Posted on 6 years ago

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pre serial number, heavy (need to weigh them - what's the best way?)18 inch ride crash20 inch ridetons of overtonespics to followtrying to date themThanks

Do you have a fish scale ? Know anybody at a deli ??

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Posted on 6 years ago