Paiste 2002 17" Crash Cymbal – Bright, Explosive Rock Sound

The Paiste 2002 17" Crash Cymbal delivers the legendary bright, cutting tone that defined rock music for nearly 50 years. Crafted from Paiste's signature 2002 bronze alloy—92% copper and 8% tin—this cymbal combines explosive attack with warm, lively shimmer. Medium-thin in character, it produces an immediately responsive crash with excellent clarity even at softer dynamics, making it equally at home in rock, pop, or any genre demanding a clear, articulate crash sound.

The integrated bell provides a musical, well-defined pitch, while the washy stick sound delivers lively intensity with medium sustain. At 17", this cymbal offers the perfect middle ground between 16" and 18" sizes, giving you versatility without compromise. Whether you're building a professional kit or upgrading your cymbal selection, the 2002 series remains the industry standard trusted by drummers worldwide.

Key Features
  • 92% copper, 8% tin bronze alloy for warm, defined tone
  • 17" size provides ideal balance between brightness and projection
  • Medium-thin profile with explosive, bright crash attack
  • Clear, musical integrated bell with defined pitch
  • Responsive at all dynamic levels from soft to hard strikes
  • Washy stick sound with lively intensity and medium sustain
  • Industry-standard 2002 series trusted by professional drummers
  • Versatile for rock, pop, and general percussion applications

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • 17" 2002 Crash Cymbal
Categories
Diameter
  • 17"
Finish
  • Traditional

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