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UFIP Class 12" Splash with gram weight and H designation.jpg|Heavy & 560g
 
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So, for example, all crash models will be labeled on top "Crash", while having either an "L" or "M" underneath, denoting either a Light Crash or Medium Crash. Other models follow the same pattern. <br>
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So, for example, all crash models will be labeled on top "Crash", while having either an "L" or "M" underneath, denoting either a Light Crash or Medium Crash. Other models follow the same pattern. (Fast Crash is also labeled "Crash", with the distinct difference being the upturned flanged-edge. It is marked "FC" underneath.) <br>
 
'''Applications:''' Medium to high volume settings • Live playing <br>
 
'''Applications:''' Medium to high volume settings • Live playing <br>
 
'''Users:''' <br>
 
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==== Crashes ====  
 
==== Crashes ====  
* '''[[UFIP Light Crash|Light Crash]] - [[UFIP Class 14" Light Crash|14"]] [[UFIP Class 16" Light Crash|16"]] [[UFIP Class 17" Light Crash|17"]] [[UFIP Class 18" Light Crash|18"]] [[UFIP Class 19" Light Crash|19"]] [[UFIP Class 20" Light Crash|20"]] [[UFIP Class 21" Light Crash|21"]]
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* '''[[UFIP Light Crash|Light Crash]] - [[UFIP Class 14" Light Crash|14"]] [[UFIP Class 15" Light Crash|15"]] [[UFIP Class 16" Light Crash|16"]] [[UFIP Class 17" Light Crash|17"]] [[UFIP Class 18" Light Crash|18"]] [[UFIP Class 19" Light Crash|19"]] [[UFIP Class 20" Light Crash|20"]] [[UFIP Class 21" Light Crash|21"]]
 
* '''[[UFIP Medium Crash|Medium Crash]] - [[UFIP Class 14" Medium Crash|14"]] [[UFIP Class 16" Medium Crash|16"]] [[UFIP Class 17" Medium Crash|17"]] [[UFIP Class 18" Medium Crash|18"]] [[UFIP Class 19" Medium Crash|19"]] [[UFIP Class 20" Medium Crash|20"]]
 
* '''[[UFIP Medium Crash|Medium Crash]] - [[UFIP Class 14" Medium Crash|14"]] [[UFIP Class 16" Medium Crash|16"]] [[UFIP Class 17" Medium Crash|17"]] [[UFIP Class 18" Medium Crash|18"]] [[UFIP Class 19" Medium Crash|19"]] [[UFIP Class 20" Medium Crash|20"]]
 
* '''[[UFIP Fast Crash|Fast Crash]] - [[UFIP Class 16" Fast Crash|16"]] [[UFIP Class 17" Fast Crash|17"]] [[UFIP Class 18" Fast Crash|18"]]  
 
* '''[[UFIP Fast Crash|Fast Crash]] - [[UFIP Class 16" Fast Crash|16"]] [[UFIP Class 17" Fast Crash|17"]] [[UFIP Class 18" Fast Crash|18"]]  

Latest revision as of 12:37, 17 February 2026

Introduction: ?
Background:
Innovation:
Alloy: B20
Quality: Professional
Production: The cymbals are lathed top and bottom—with minimal hammer marks—and feature a gleaming natural finish. They are given no wax or lacquer coating.1
Like some other UFIP lines, some cymbals are marked underneath with a weight designation according to their Sound Character System: "L" (light), "M" (medium), or "H" (heavy). Also, the company does mark the gram weight in the same area.1

So, for example, all crash models will be labeled on top "Crash", while having either an "L" or "M" underneath, denoting either a Light Crash or Medium Crash. Other models follow the same pattern. (Fast Crash is also labeled "Crash", with the distinct difference being the upturned flanged-edge. It is marked "FC" underneath.)
Applications: Medium to high volume settings • Live playing
Users:
Sound: Versatile sound range, powerful but controlled, glassy and brilliant with a wide dynamic range.2


Rides

Crashes

Hi-Hats

Chinas

Splashes


Information from:
1 "UFIP Cymbals", Modern Drummer, February 1993, pg. 43
2 ufip.it


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