Paiste 2002 Big Beat Multi Cymbal 18" – Versatile Crash/Ride in Dark Bronze

Built from Paiste's renowned CuSn8 Bronze alloy, the 2002 Big Beat 18" Multi Cymbal delivers a darker, warmer character ideal for players seeking tonal depth and versatility. Its distinctive hammering pattern and semi-matted black finish create a sophisticated aesthetic while producing rich, complex sound. Whether used as a crash or ride, this medium-thin cymbal adapts seamlessly to live performances, studio sessions, and diverse musical genres.

As a crash, the 2002 Big Beat generates a deep, warm, lush attack with controlled decay that cuts through without overwhelming. Flip it to ride mode and discover an airy, articulate ping layered beneath a wide, multi-textured wash. The integrated bell offers broad, musical tonality that complements both applications. This is a true all-purpose cymbal engineered for musicians who demand flexibility without compromise.

Key Features
  • CuSn8 Bronze (2002 Bronze) construction for warm, dark tonal character
  • 18" diameter suitable for crash and ride applications
  • Medium-thin weight profile for responsive, controlled articulation
  • Unique 2002 family hammering pattern for enhanced complexity
  • Semi-matted black finish with professional appearance
  • Quick decay crash response with defined, airy ride ping
  • Broad, integrated bell with musical tonality
  • Versatile for live performance, studio recording, and multiple genres

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • 18" 2002 Black Big Beat Cymbal
Finish
  • Multi
  • Traditional
Categories
Diameter
  • 18"

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