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'''Review:''' " sideward swipe across the edge of the crash causes it to rise rapidly, immediately tailing-off with a subtle shimmer. When choked, it halts immediately, without the after-ring evident on the crash of the Black Alphas reviewed last month.<br> "The hi-hats have a crispness about them which is cutting, but not overpowering"<br> This could be perfect for jazz but is too light and wispy for anything like hard rock, offering little resistance to a pair of fat sticks! The hi-hats have a crispness about them which is cutting, but not overpowering. Half-open they sizzle effortlessly away, intertwining with any passage of music with warmth and restraint." <br> | '''Review:''' " sideward swipe across the edge of the crash causes it to rise rapidly, immediately tailing-off with a subtle shimmer. When choked, it halts immediately, without the after-ring evident on the crash of the Black Alphas reviewed last month.<br> "The hi-hats have a crispness about them which is cutting, but not overpowering"<br> This could be perfect for jazz but is too light and wispy for anything like hard rock, offering little resistance to a pair of fat sticks! The hi-hats have a crispness about them which is cutting, but not overpowering. Half-open they sizzle effortlessly away, intertwining with any passage of music with warmth and restraint." <br> | ||
:Review written by Dave Holmes ("Paiste Formula 602 review", [https://www.musicradar.com/reviews/drums/paiste-formula-602-572056 musicradar.com], March 8, 2013)<br> | :Review written by Dave Holmes ("Paiste Formula 602 review", [https://www.musicradar.com/reviews/drums/paiste-formula-602-572056 musicradar.com], March 8, 2013)<br> | ||
| − | '''Artist/song where it can be heard:''' [[Paiste Klaus Dieter Blahak#Klaus Dieter Blahak|Klaus Dieter Blahak]], [[Stewart Copeland]], [[Paiste Pierre Favre#Pierre Favre|Pierre Favre]], [[Paiste Danny Gottlieb#Danny Gottlieb|Danny Gottlieb]], [[Paiste Sven-Ake Johansson#Sven-Ake Johansson|Sven-Ake Johansson]], [[Leroy Lowe]], [[Steve McCall]], [[Paiste Marty Morell#Marty Morell|Marty Morell]], [[Kenneth Nash]], [[Joel Rosenblatt#Paiste|Joel Rosenblatt]] | + | '''Artist/song where it can be heard:''' [[Paiste Klaus Dieter Blahak#Klaus Dieter Blahak|Klaus Dieter Blahak]], [[Stewart Copeland]], [[Paiste Pierre Favre#Pierre Favre|Pierre Favre]], [[Paiste Danny Gottlieb#Danny Gottlieb|Danny Gottlieb]], [[Paiste Sven-Ake Johansson#Sven-Ake Johansson|Sven-Ake Johansson]], [[Leroy Lowe]], [[Steve McCall]], [[Paiste Marty Morell#Marty Morell|Marty Morell]], [[Kenneth Nash]], [[Eddie Prévost]], [[Joel Rosenblatt#Paiste|Joel Rosenblatt]] |
Revision as of 00:22, 29 June 2025
Group: Crashes
Type: Paperthin
Size: 16 Inch
Series: Formula 602
Weight: 845g (Reissue), 849g (Reissue), 852g (Reissue), 856g (Reissue), 920g (Blue Label), 920g (1992 Serial Number), 930g (1982 Serial Number), 953g (1984 Serial Number), 1025g (1982 Serial Number)
Median Weight: 920g (n=9)
Years of production: 1963 - 1994, 2012 - Present
Sound file: Formula 602 16" Paperthin
Formula 602 16" Paperthin
Formula 602 16" Paperthin
Formula 602 16" Paperthin
Paiste's Description: <<< - >>>
Review: " sideward swipe across the edge of the crash causes it to rise rapidly, immediately tailing-off with a subtle shimmer. When choked, it halts immediately, without the after-ring evident on the crash of the Black Alphas reviewed last month.
"The hi-hats have a crispness about them which is cutting, but not overpowering"
This could be perfect for jazz but is too light and wispy for anything like hard rock, offering little resistance to a pair of fat sticks! The hi-hats have a crispness about them which is cutting, but not overpowering. Half-open they sizzle effortlessly away, intertwining with any passage of music with warmth and restraint."
- Review written by Dave Holmes ("Paiste Formula 602 review", musicradar.com, March 8, 2013)
Artist/song where it can be heard: Klaus Dieter Blahak, Stewart Copeland, Pierre Favre, Danny Gottlieb, Sven-Ake Johansson, Leroy Lowe, Steve McCall, Marty Morell, Kenneth Nash, Eddie Prévost, Joel Rosenblatt
