Paiste 900 Series 17" Heavy Crash Cymbal – Professional-Grade Bronze with Cutting Attack

Crafted from Paiste's renowned CuSn8 bronze alloy and finished with traditional Swiss hand-hammering and lathing techniques, this 17" heavy crash cymbal delivers a sophisticated blend of raw character and refined sound. The distinctive darker finish showcases the intricate hammer marks and lathing grooves, creating a visually striking cymbal that performs as beautifully as it looks.

Built slightly thicker than the standard 900 series crash, this heavyweight cymbal produces a higher pitch with extended sustain and a silvery, full-bodied crash tone. The pronounced bell cut provides clarity and definition, making it ideal for drummers seeking a crash that cuts through the mix with authority. The 17" size offers the perfect middle ground between 16" and 18" options, delivering versatility for various playing styles and musical genres.

Key Features
  • CuSn8 bronze alloy construction for warm, resonant tones
  • Hand-hammered and lathed by Swiss craftsmen for superior quality
  • Heavy weight profile with increased thickness for higher pitch and projection
  • Long sustain with silvery, full-bodied crash response
  • Clear, concise bell with cutting attack and definition
  • 17" diameter – ideal compromise size between 16" and 18" cymbals
  • Distinctive darker finish highlighting hammer marks and lathing details
  • Exceptional value in the Paiste 900 series lineup

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • 17" 900 Series Heavy Crash Cymbal
Categories
Diameter
  • 17"
Finish
  • Traditional

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