Had 2 rivets installed in my 20” 602 Medium Ride last week, and it sounds incredible! I never really associate Paiste with rivets by default, and wasn’t aware you could get pre-installed rivets straight from the factory. I think a lot of people would open up to the possibility if you had a few standard rivet configurations available in the soundroom function. That’s a pretty daunting task to implement, but it would definitely make for a huge improvement of an already great feature! Making a few demos of the different lines with certain cymbals with and without rivets in a musical context would also be great, something along the lines of the incredible Masters Series demo by Roman Roth!
All beautiful, but my favorite is 2 rivets.
Had 2 rivets installed in my 20” 602 Medium Ride last week, and it sounds incredible! I never really associate Paiste with rivets by default, and wasn’t aware you could get pre-installed rivets straight from the factory. I think a lot of people would open up to the possibility if you had a few standard rivet configurations available in the soundroom function. That’s a pretty daunting task to implement, but it would definitely make for a huge improvement of an already great feature!
Making a few demos of the different lines with certain cymbals with and without rivets in a musical context would also be great, something along the lines of the incredible Masters Series demo by Roman Roth!
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All awesome, but I like my Paistes without any rivets. Great video!! 👍
Dark crash with 2 rivets sounded the best
🤔How about a demo with rivets on
China & Novo models?
Exactly which rivets do you use? Where can I get them? thanks
love paiste
Best Cymbals...👍
THEY SOUND AMAZING BUT BE NICE IF YOU COMPARE THE SAME CYMBALS BUT WITHOUT ANY RIVETS JUST TO HEAR THE DIFFERENCE
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2 rivets - das ist ein Hammer - aber es würde Sinn machen, diese Cymbals auch mit Nieten in den Läden zu präsentieren.
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Mi piace più il piatto numero tre.
А можно поинтересоваться а эти тарелки не из Китая?
They are made in Switzerland I think