For the manufacture of PST 5 cymbals Paiste uses the same high-grade bronze alloy as in their professional class, which became famous through their 2002 series. The combination of this sonorous bronze with their new production method provides drummers with new sound dimensions, and due to the rich program, with numerous possibilities to design an individual cymbal set. Learn More...










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10 out of 10Feature:
No features, so i would recommend buying a different set that perhaps comes with a free cymbal or so, like the $299 Sabian B8 7 cymbal set
Quality:
very sturdy well made cymbals, ive had mine for a year with no dents or cracks, or signs of wear other than dirt
Value:
excellent cymbals for the price, but again, i would recommend something that comes with a free extra cymbal
Desirability:
very nice warm finish, veryyy pretty cymbals
Sound:
The Sound is very very good for the price, especially the ride
Ease of Use:
hit it
Support:
never needed
Overall:
im very happy with these cymabls, and im looking into buying an 18" crash, quite possible from the same PST 5 series
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10 out of 10Feature:
Awsome looks
Quality:
toured with them, and they never failed me
Value:
cheaper than the zildjian A's but more quality than them
Desirability:
Hot
Sound:
they match the quality of zildjian A's
Support:
paiste? love them
Overall:
IM very satisfied with my purchase
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