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Revision as of 23:17, 22 February 2026
Introduction: ?
Background: After a long process of research and experimentation, in close cooperation with UFIP Artist Federico Paulovich, as a tribute to the year of the company’s foundation. “Est.1931” cymbals are dry, smooth, warm with a traditional sound, but updated to perfectly fit new modern music styles. Crashes are dark, warm, smoky, soft, very low pitched, with a soft response and short sustain. Rides are extremely dry, musical, very controllable with an excellent stick definition, but still crashable. Hi Hats feature a warm chick, dry sound, good response and great control.1
Innovation: A traditional-sounding cymbal adapted for modern applications. 1
Alloy: B20
Quality: Professional
Production: Cast using the Rotocasting® Procedure, especially designed with a small bell for a perfect control, hand hammered, fine tuning.1
Applications: Traditional and modern Jazz, Big band, Funk, Pop, Drum and Bass and all the acoustic and modern music styles.1
Users: Federico Paulovich
Sound: Dry, smooth, warm, soft sound, with frequencies concentrated in the low range.1
Rides
- Ride - 20" 22"
- Sizzle Ride - 21"
Crashes
Hi-Hats
Information from:
1 ufip.it
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