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File:Paiste PST 7 20" Light Ride 3.jpg

2026-04-03T19:05:49Z

Bluejacketsfan:

File:Paiste PST 7 20" Light Ride 2.jpg

2026-04-03T19:05:28Z

Bluejacketsfan:

File:Paiste PST 7 20" Light Ride 1.jpg

2026-04-03T19:05:00Z

Bluejacketsfan:

Paiste PST 7 20" Light Ride

2026-04-03T19:04:42Z

Bluejacketsfan:

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'''Group:''' [[Paiste Cymbal Type#Rides|Rides]] 
'''Type:''' [[Paiste Light Ride|Light Ride]] 
'''Size:''' 20 Inch 
'''Series:''' [[Paiste PST 7#PST 7|PST 7]] 
'''Weight:''' 1842g 
'''Median Weight:''' 1842g (n=1) 
'''Years of production:''' 2014 - Present 
'''Sound file:''' 
'''Paiste's Description:''' [[Paiste Light Ride#PST 7|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' "All three 20" rides are characterised by an extremely sharp stick ping and resounding full-ringing bells. The Light ride is the deepest and the smoothest, doubling equally well as a crash." 

:Review written by Geoff Nicholls ("Paiste PST7 Series cymbals review - Pro sounds at beginner prices? Very nearly…", [https://www.musicradar.com/reviews/drums/paiste-pst7-series-cymbals-604399 musicradar.com], July 30, 2014) 

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UFIP Snare Plate

2026-04-03T11:48:43Z

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* '''[[UFIP Sounds and Percussion|Sounds and Percussion]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Small Snare Plate|Small]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Medium Snare Plate|Medium]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Large Snare Plate|Large]]
== Description ==
====[[UFIP Sounds and Percussion|Sounds and Percussion]]====

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File:UFIP Sounds and Percussion Large Snare Plate 1.jpg

2026-04-03T11:47:36Z

Bluejacketsfan:

UFIP Sounds and Percussion Large Snare Plate

2026-04-03T11:47:09Z

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'''Group:''' [[UFIP Types and Models#Other|Other]] 
'''Type:''' [[UFIP Snare Plate|Snare Plate]] 
'''Size:''' Large (width 24.5 cm, height 6 centimeters) 
'''Series:''' [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion|Sounds and Percussion]] 
'''Weight:''' ?g 
'''Years of production:''' ? (Discontinued) 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/qUn4Tf5RVfQ?si=Gkw4-ocklfn0Ira1 Sounds and Percussion Small, Medium, Large Snare Plates] 
'''UFIP's Description:''' [[UFIP Snare Plate#Sounds and Percussion|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' "Three plate-shaped cymbals overlap each other, and the "Ja! ". It makes it sound even if you hit it with your hand. It is possible to adjust the tightness with bolts, and compared to general stack cymbals and crushers, the tone is overwhelmingly beautiful. The sound is muddy due to the overlapping cymbals, but it never has a dirty tone and has a good presence.

There are three types of S, M, and L sizes, but in terms of snares, they are positioned like high pitch, medium pitch, and low pitch, and each can be used alone for increments, and if you combine two or three types, you can create a beautiful pitch difference, so you can create rhythms/phrases with a sense of pitch like agogo. If you loosen the bolt, you can say "Juo! I think it can also be used to reproduce electronic music such as electro and hip-hop by hand.

There are different colors from hi-hats, tambourines, and claps, so I felt that there was potential to incorporate them into new music in the future and create something interesting that did not exist before." 

:Review written by TAKAFUMI ("UFiP Percussion & Cymbal Product Review", [https://drumsmagazine.jp/special/ufip-cymbal-review-pm/ drumsmagazine.jp], June 3, 2023) 

'''Artist/song where it can be heard:'''

UFIP Sounds and Percussion Small Snare Plate

2026-04-03T11:44:55Z

Bluejacketsfan:

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'''Group:''' [[UFIP Types and Models#Other|Other]] 
'''Type:''' [[UFIP Snare Plate|Snare Plate]] 
'''Size:''' Small (width 19.5 cm, height 4 cm) 
'''Series:''' [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion|Sounds and Percussion]] 
'''Weight:''' ?g 
'''Years of production:''' ? (Discontinued) 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/qUn4Tf5RVfQ?si=Gkw4-ocklfn0Ira1 Sounds and Percussion Small, Medium, Large Snare Plates] 
'''UFIP's Description:''' [[UFIP Snare Plate#Sounds and Percussion|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' "Three plate-shaped cymbals overlap each other, and the "Ja! ". It makes it sound even if you hit it with your hand. It is possible to adjust the tightness with bolts, and compared to general stack cymbals and crushers, the tone is overwhelmingly beautiful. The sound is muddy due to the overlapping cymbals, but it never has a dirty tone and has a good presence.

There are three types of S, M, and L sizes, but in terms of snares, they are positioned like high pitch, medium pitch, and low pitch, and each can be used alone for increments, and if you combine two or three types, you can create a beautiful pitch difference, so you can create rhythms/phrases with a sense of pitch like agogo. If you loosen the bolt, you can say "Juo! I think it can also be used to reproduce electronic music such as electro and hip-hop by hand.

There are different colors from hi-hats, tambourines, and claps, so I felt that there was potential to incorporate them into new music in the future and create something interesting that did not exist before." 

:Review written by TAKAFUMI ("UFiP Percussion & Cymbal Product Review", [https://drumsmagazine.jp/special/ufip-cymbal-review-pm/ drumsmagazine.jp], June 3, 2023) 

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File:UFIP Sounds and Percussion Medium Snare Plate 1.jpg

2026-04-03T11:44:19Z

Bluejacketsfan:

UFIP Sounds and Percussion Medium Snare Plate

2026-04-03T11:43:41Z

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'''Group:''' [[UFIP Types and Models#Other|Other]] 
'''Type:''' [[UFIP Snare Plate|Snare Plate]] 
'''Size:''' Medium (width 22 cm, height 4.7 cm) 
'''Series:''' [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion|Sounds and Percussion]] 
'''Weight:''' ?g 
'''Years of production:''' ? (Discontinued) 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/qUn4Tf5RVfQ?si=Gkw4-ocklfn0Ira1 Sounds and Percussion Small, Medium, Large Snare Plates] 
'''UFIP's Description:''' [[UFIP Snare Plate#Sounds and Percussion|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' "Three plate-shaped cymbals overlap each other, and the "Ja! ". It makes it sound even if you hit it with your hand. It is possible to adjust the tightness with bolts, and compared to general stack cymbals and crushers, the tone is overwhelmingly beautiful. The sound is muddy due to the overlapping cymbals, but it never has a dirty tone and has a good presence.

There are three types of S, M, and L sizes, but in terms of snares, they are positioned like high pitch, medium pitch, and low pitch, and each can be used alone for increments, and if you combine two or three types, you can create a beautiful pitch difference, so you can create rhythms/phrases with a sense of pitch like agogo. If you loosen the bolt, you can say "Juo! I think it can also be used to reproduce electronic music such as electro and hip-hop by hand.

There are different colors from hi-hats, tambourines, and claps, so I felt that there was potential to incorporate them into new music in the future and create something interesting that did not exist before." 

:Review written by TAKAFUMI ("UFiP Percussion & Cymbal Product Review", [https://drumsmagazine.jp/special/ufip-cymbal-review-pm/ drumsmagazine.jp], June 3, 2023) 

'''Artist/song where it can be heard:'''

UFIP Sounds and Percussion Small Snare Plate

2026-04-03T11:40:36Z

Bluejacketsfan:

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'''Group:''' [[UFIP Types and Models#Other|Other]] 
'''Type:''' [[UFIP Snare Plate|Snare Plate]] 
'''Size:''' Small (width 19.5 cm, height 4 cm) 
'''Series:''' [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion|Sounds and Percussion]] 
'''Weight:''' ?g 
'''Years of production:''' ? - Present 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/qUn4Tf5RVfQ?si=Gkw4-ocklfn0Ira1 Sounds and Percussion Small, Medium, Large Snare Plates] 
'''UFIP's Description:''' [[UFIP Snare Plate#Sounds and Percussion|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' "Three plate-shaped cymbals overlap each other, and the "Ja! ". It makes it sound even if you hit it with your hand. It is possible to adjust the tightness with bolts, and compared to general stack cymbals and crushers, the tone is overwhelmingly beautiful. The sound is muddy due to the overlapping cymbals, but it never has a dirty tone and has a good presence.

There are three types of S, M, and L sizes, but in terms of snares, they are positioned like high pitch, medium pitch, and low pitch, and each can be used alone for increments, and if you combine two or three types, you can create a beautiful pitch difference, so you can create rhythms/phrases with a sense of pitch like agogo. If you loosen the bolt, you can say "Juo! I think it can also be used to reproduce electronic music such as electro and hip-hop by hand.

There are different colors from hi-hats, tambourines, and claps, so I felt that there was potential to incorporate them into new music in the future and create something interesting that did not exist before." 

:Review written by TAKAFUMI ("UFiP Percussion & Cymbal Product Review", [https://drumsmagazine.jp/special/ufip-cymbal-review-pm/ drumsmagazine.jp], June 3, 2023) 

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File:UFIP Sounds and Percussion Small Snare Plate 1.jpg

2026-04-03T11:40:07Z

Bluejacketsfan:

UFIP Sounds and Percussion Small Snare Plate

2026-04-03T11:39:39Z

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'''Group:''' [[UFIP Types and Models#Other|Other]] 
'''Type:''' [[UFIP Snare Plate|Snare Plate]] 
'''Size:''' Small (width 19.5 cm, height 4 cm) 
'''Series:''' [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion|Sounds and Percussion]] 
'''Weight:''' ?g 
'''Years of production:''' ? - Present 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/qUn4Tf5RVfQ?si=Gkw4-ocklfn0Ira1 Sounds and Percussion Small, Medium, Large Snare Plates] 
'''UFIP's Description:''' [[UFIP Snare Plate#Sounds and Percussion|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' "Three plate-shaped cymbals overlap each other, and the "Ja! ". It makes it sound even if you hit it with your hand. It is possible to adjust the tightness with bolts, and compared to general stack cymbals and crushers, the tone is overwhelmingly beautiful. The sound is muddy due to the overlapping cymbals, but it never has a dirty tone and has a good presence.

There are three types of S, M, and L sizes, but in terms of snares, they are positioned like high pitch, medium pitch, and low pitch, and each can be used alone for increments, and if you combine two or three types, you can create a beautiful pitch difference, so you can create rhythms/phrases with a sense of pitch like agogo. If you loosen the bolt, you can say "Juo! I think it can also be used to reproduce electronic music such as electro and hip-hop by hand.

There are different colors from hi-hats, tambourines, and claps, so I felt that there was potential to incorporate them into new music in the future and create something interesting that did not exist before." 

Review written by TAKAFUMI ("UFiP Percussion & Cymbal Product Review", [https://drumsmagazine.jp/special/ufip-cymbal-review-pm/ drumsmagazine.jp], June 3, 2023) 

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UFIP Types and Models

2026-04-03T11:31:33Z

Bluejacketsfan:

UFIP Sounds and Percussion

2026-04-03T11:30:10Z

Bluejacketsfan:

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'''Introduction:''' ? 
'''Background:''' 
'''Alloy:''' [[Alloys#B20_Alloy|B20]] 
'''Quality:''' Professional 
'''Production:''' 
'''Applications:''' 
'''Users:''' 
'''Sound:''' 
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==== Bell Tree ====
*'''[[UFIP Bell Tree|Bell Tree]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Bell Tree|Bell Tree]]

==== Brass Tubes====
*'''[[UFIP Brass Tube|Brass Tube]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Small Brass Tube|Small]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Medium Brass Tube|Medium]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Large Brass Tube|Large]]

==== Burma Bells ====
* '''[[UFIP Burma Bells|Burma Bells]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Burma Bells|Set]]

==== Hi-Hat Clang====
*'''[[UFIP Hi-Hat Clang|Hi-Hat Clang]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Hi-Hat Clang|Hi-Hat Clang]]

==== Ice Bells ====
* '''[[UFIP Ice Bell|Ice Bell]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion 7" Ice Bell|7"]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion 8" Ice Bell|8"]]

==== Ogororos ====
* '''[[UFIP Ogororo|Ogororo]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Ogororo|Set]]

====Six Trees====
*'''[[UFIP Six Tree|Six Tree]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Six Tree|Set]]

====Snare Clangs====
*'''[[UFIP Snare Clang|Snare Clang]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Snare Clang|Snare Clang]]

====Snare Plates====
*'''[[UFIP Snare Plate|Snare Plate]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Small Snare Plate|Small]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Medium Snare Plate|Medium]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Large Snare Plate|Large]]

====Three Bells====
*'''[[UFIP Three Bell|Three Bell]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Three Bell|Set]]

====Three Discs====
*'''[[UFIP Three Disc|Three Disc]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Three Disc|Set]]

====Tibetan Bells====
* '''[[UFIP Tibetan Bell|Tibetan Bell]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Tibetan Bell|Pair]]

====Wind Chimes====
*'''[[UFIP Wind Chime|Wind Chime]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion 25 Wind Chime|25 Set]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion 41 Wind Chime|41 Set]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion 52 Wind Chime|52 Set]]

====Ximbau====
*'''[[UFIP Ximbau|Ximbau]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Small Ximbau|Small]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Medium Ximbau|Medium]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Large Ximbau|Large]]
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UFIP Ximbau

2026-04-03T11:02:59Z

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* '''[[UFIP Sounds and Percussion|Sounds and Percussion]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Small Ximbau|Small]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Medium Ximbau|Medium]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Large Ximbau|Large]]
== Description ==
====[[UFIP Sounds and Percussion|Sounds and Percussion]]====

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File:UFIP Sounds and Percussion Large Ximbau 1.jpg

2026-04-03T11:01:37Z

Bluejacketsfan:

UFIP Sounds and Percussion Large Ximbau

2026-04-03T11:00:45Z

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'''Group:''' [[UFIP Types and Models#Other|Other]] 
'''Type:''' [[UFIP Ximbau|Ximbau]] 
'''Size:''' Large 
'''Series:''' [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion|Sounds and Percussion]] 
'''Weight:''' ?g 
'''Years of production:''' ? - Present 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/xsrJzWwhzYw?si=ywzEwSZmNUiaHNr7 Sounds and Percussion Medium & Large Ximbaus] 
'''UFIP's Description:''' [[UFIP Ximbau#Sounds and Percussion|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' 

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File:UFIP Sounds and Percussion Medium Ximbau 1.jpg

2026-04-03T10:59:57Z

Bluejacketsfan:

UFIP Sounds and Percussion Medium Ximbau

2026-04-03T10:59:45Z

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'''Group:''' [[UFIP Types and Models#Other|Other]] 
'''Type:''' [[UFIP Ximbau|Ximbau]] 
'''Size:''' Medium 
'''Series:''' [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion|Sounds and Percussion]] 
'''Weight:''' ?g 
'''Years of production:''' ? - Present 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/xsrJzWwhzYw?si=ywzEwSZmNUiaHNr7 Sounds and Percussion Medium & Large Ximbaus] 
[https://youtu.be/zrgVVj8oy7A?si=S27RFv4eTlo6fpwN Sounds and Percussion Medium Ximbau] 
'''UFIP's Description:''' [[UFIP Ximbau#Sounds and Percussion|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' 

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'''Artist/song where it can be heard:'''

UFIP Sounds and Percussion Small Ximbau

2026-04-03T10:56:20Z

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'''Group:''' [[UFIP Types and Models#Other|Other]] 
'''Type:''' [[UFIP Ximbau|Ximbau]] 
'''Size:''' Small 
'''Series:''' [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion|Sounds and Percussion]] 
'''Weight:''' ?g 
'''Years of production:''' ? - Present 
'''Sound file:''' unknown 
'''UFIP's Description:''' [[UFIP Ximbau#Sounds and Percussion|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' 

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File:UFIP Sounds and Percussion Small Ximbau 1.jpg

2026-04-03T10:55:06Z

Bluejacketsfan:

UFIP Sounds and Percussion Small Ximbau

2026-04-03T10:54:55Z

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'''Group:''' [[UFIP Types and Models#Other|Other]] 
'''Type:''' [[UFIP Ximbau|Ximbau]] 
'''Size:''' Small 
'''Series:''' [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion|Sounds and Percussion]] 
'''Weight:''' ?g 
'''Years of production:''' ? - Present 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/kxDy0LgrqAA?si=_4Qm6f3C6e65p5N9 Sounds and Percussion 7" Ice Bell] 
[https://youtu.be/3TmXgkZ-XRU?si=u44BYDDgKK7dqT2K Sounds and Percussion 7" Ice Bell] 
'''UFIP's Description:''' [[UFIP Ximbau#Sounds and Percussion|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' 

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'''Artist/song where it can be heard:'''

UFIP Sounds and Percussion Small Ximbau

2026-04-03T10:54:17Z

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'''Group:''' [[UFIP Types and Models#Other|Other]] 
'''Type:''' [[UFIP Small Ximbau|Small Ximbau]] 
'''Size:''' Small 
'''Series:''' [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion|Sounds and Percussion]] 
'''Weight:''' ?g 
'''Years of production:''' ? - Present 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/kxDy0LgrqAA?si=_4Qm6f3C6e65p5N9 Sounds and Percussion 7" Ice Bell] 
[https://youtu.be/3TmXgkZ-XRU?si=u44BYDDgKK7dqT2K Sounds and Percussion 7" Ice Bell] 
'''UFIP's Description:''' [[UFIP Small Ximbau#Sounds and Percussion|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' 

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'''Artist/song where it can be heard:'''

UFIP Sounds and Percussion

2026-04-03T10:51:16Z

Bluejacketsfan:

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'''Introduction:''' ? 
'''Background:''' 
'''Alloy:''' [[Alloys#B20_Alloy|B20]] 
'''Quality:''' Professional 
'''Production:''' 
'''Applications:''' 
'''Users:''' 
'''Sound:''' 
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==== Bell Tree ====
*'''[[UFIP Bell Tree|Bell Tree]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Bell Tree|Bell Tree]]

==== Brass Tubes====
*'''[[UFIP Brass Tube|Brass Tube]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Small Brass Tube|Small]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Medium Brass Tube|Medium]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Large Brass Tube|Large]]

==== Burma Bells ====
* '''[[UFIP Burma Bells|Burma Bells]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Burma Bells|Set]]

==== Hi-Hat Clang====
*'''[[UFIP Hi-Hat Clang|Hi-Hat Clang]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Hi-Hat Clang|Hi-Hat Clang]]

==== Ice Bells ====
* '''[[UFIP Ice Bell|Ice Bell]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion 7" Ice Bell|7"]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion 8" Ice Bell|8"]]

==== Ogororos ====
* '''[[UFIP Ogororo|Ogororo]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Ogororo|Set]]

====Six Trees====
*'''[[UFIP Six Tree|Six Tree]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Six Tree|Set]]

====Snare Clangs====
*'''[[UFIP Snare Clang|Snare Clang]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Snare Clang|Snare Clang]]

====Three Bells====
*'''[[UFIP Three Bell|Three Bell]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Three Bell|Set]]

====Three Discs====
*'''[[UFIP Three Disc|Three Disc]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Three Disc|Set]]

====Tibetan Bells====
* '''[[UFIP Tibetan Bell|Tibetan Bell]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Tibetan Bell|Pair]]

====Wind Chimes====
*'''[[UFIP Wind Chime|Wind Chime]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion 25 Wind Chime|25 Set]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion 41 Wind Chime|41 Set]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion 52 Wind Chime|52 Set]]

====Ximbau====
*'''[[UFIP Ximbau|Ximbau]] - [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Small Ximbau|Small]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Medium Ximbau|Medium]] [[UFIP Sounds and Percussion Large Ximbau|Large]]
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File:1000 SERIES 22 Heavy D.jpg

2026-04-03T10:49:04Z

Bluejacketsfan:

File:1000 SERIES 22 Heavy E.jpg

2026-04-03T10:48:47Z

Bluejacketsfan:

File:1000 SERIES 22 Heavy C.jpg

2026-04-03T10:48:31Z

Bluejacketsfan:

Paiste 1000 SERIES 22" Heavy

2026-04-03T10:47:27Z

Bluejacketsfan:

Paiste 1000/900

2026-04-03T10:46:16Z

Bluejacketsfan:

== 1000 SERIES HAND & SUSPENDED==
[[File:14 1000.jpg|thumb|right|350px|1000 - Standard Finish]]
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[[File:14 1000 hvy.jpg|thumb|right|350px|1000 - Reflector Finish]]
'''Introduction:''' 1982 

'''Discontinued:''' 1990 

'''Innovation:''' 1000 HAND & SUSPENDED series was a heavy Hand cymbal line, an orchestral/marching cymbal made of CuSn8 bronze (2002 Bronze), professional Level. 
Available in Standard, Colorsound, and Reflector finishes, the Colorsound coating was applied on the top only, with a reflector finish on the bottom. 
Short lived, the 1000 Colorsound versions were eventually replaced by the Colorsound 5's. 

'''Alloy:'''[[Identify_Your_Paistes#B8_.282002.29_Alloy|CuSn8]] (Also known as "2002 Bronze") 

'''Quality:''' Professional Level 

'''Applications:''' orchestral/marching. 

'''Users:''' [[Paiste Tommy Lee#Tommy Lee|Tommy Lee]] 

* '''[[Paiste Heavy|Heavy]] - [[Paiste 1000 SERIES 14" Heavy|14"]] [[Paiste 1000 SERIES 16" Heavy|16"]] [[Paiste 1000 SERIES 18" Heavy|18"]] [[Paiste 1000 SERIES 20" Heavy|20"]] [[Paiste 1000 SERIES 22" Heavy|22"]] 

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[[File:900 multi.jpg|thumb|right|350px|900 - Standard Finish]]
[[File:900 SERIES 18 Multi-Purpose 1.jpg|thumb|right|350px|900 - Colorsound Finish]]
'''Introduction:''' 1982 

'''Discontinued:''' 1990 

'''Innovation:''' 900 HAND & SUSPENDED series was a medium Hand cymbal line, an orchestral/marching cymbal made of CuSn8 bronze (2002 Bronze), professional Level. 
Available in Standard, Colorsound, and Reflector finishes, the Colorsound coating was applied on the top only, with a reflector finish on the bottom. Some of the first Colorsounds to be introduced. 

'''Background:''' An orchestral/marching cymbals made of CuSn8 bronze (2002 Bronze) The 900 series was an Medium Hand cymbal line, as much as a Suspended cymbal line. They were also available with COLORSOUND and REFLECTOR finishes. Colorsound finish were available in Red, Blue, Black and Green, for other colors, by custom order directly from Paiste 

'''Alloy:''' [[Identify_Your_Paistes#B8_.282002.29_Alloy|CuSn8]] (Also known as "2002 Bronze") 

'''Applications:''' orchestral/marching 

* '''[[Paiste Medium Multi-Purpose|Medium Multi-Purpose]] - 12" [[Paiste 900 SERIES 14" Medium Multi-Purpose|14"]] [[Paiste 900 SERIES 16" Medium Multi-Purpose|16"]] [[Paiste 900 SERIES 18" Medium Multi-Purpose|18"]] [[Paiste 900 SERIES 20" Medium Multi-Purpose|20"]] [[Paiste 900 SERIES 22" Medium Multi-Purpose|22"]] 

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File:Sabian AA 15" Medium Thin Crash C.jpg

2026-04-03T10:44:16Z

Bluejacketsfan:

File:Sabian AA 15" Medium Thin Crash B.jpg

2026-04-03T10:44:00Z

Bluejacketsfan:

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2026-04-03T10:43:44Z

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Sabian AA 15" Medium Thin Crash

2026-04-03T10:42:44Z

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[[file:Sabian AA 15" Medium Thin Crash C.jpg|thumb|right|450px]]
'''Group:''' [[Sabian Types and Models#Crashes|Crashes]] 
'''Type:''' [[Sabian Medium Thin Crash|Medium Thin Crash]] 
'''Size:''' 15 Inch 
'''Series:''' [[Sabian AA#AA|AA]] 
'''Weight:''' 946g, 958g, 1056g 
'''Median Weight:''' 958g (n=3) 
'''Years of production:''' 1984 - 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/la5wcD8gpvg?si=k4kyyBSrpuD4tZWX AA 15" Medium Thin Crash] 
[https://youtu.be/bzRkgP6Jjgo?si=ENNLNTCDrejlxVJA AA 15" Medium Thin Crash] 
'''Sabian's Description:''' [[Sabian Medium Thin Crash#AA|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review''': 

Review written by 

'''Artist/song where it can be heard:''' [[Ed Shaughnessy]]

Sabian AA 16" Thin Crash

2026-04-03T10:41:23Z

Bluejacketsfan:

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[[File:Sabian_AA_16_Thin_Crash_1.jpg|thumb|right|450px]]
[[File:Sabian_AA_16_Thin_Crash_2.jpg|thumb|right|450px|]]
[[File:Sabian_AA_16_Thin_Crash_3.jpg|thumb|right|450px|]]
'''Group:''' [[Sabian Types and Models#Crashes|Crashes]] 
'''Type:''' [[Sabian Thin Crash|Thin Crash]] 
'''Size:''' 16 Inch 
'''Series:''' [[Sabian AA#AA|AA]] 
'''Weight:''' 942g, 948g, 948g, 978g, 984g, 986g, 988g, 996g, 998g, 1010g, 1024g, 1030g, 1034g, 1065g 
'''Median Weight ''': 992g (n=14) 
'''Years of production:''' 1982 - Present 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/ICHDVSyNN7Q?si=oAs0tCaBG12FSITE AA 16" Thin Crash] 
[https://youtu.be/Xmup3-cs9OI?si=OkbrHFc_BIgDghwd AA 16" Thin Crash] 
[https://youtu.be/aIffEHNVv74?si=jXsn5MRdD1K6S4Ug AA 16" Thin Crash] 
[https://youtu.be/WkiK49PFtDM?si=uG2OS6EyVuQI2cVv AA 16" Thin Crash] 
'''Sabian's Description:''' [[Sabian Thin Crash#AA|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review''': 

Review written by 

'''Artist/song where it can be heard:''' [[Sabian Shannon Larkin|Shannon Larkin]], [[Stephen Perkins]], [[Sabian Roger Taylor|Roger Taylor]]

Paiste 3000 15" Sound Edge Hi-Hat

2026-04-03T10:39:58Z

Bluejacketsfan:

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'''Group:''' [[Paiste Cymbal Type#Hi-Hats|Hi-Hats]] 
'''Type:''' [[Paiste Sound Edge Hi-Hat|Sound Edge Hi-Hat]] 
'''Size:''' 15 Inch 
'''Series:''' [[Paiste 3000#3000|3000]] 
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| || Top: 1042g / Bottom: 1361g (1987 Serial Number)
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| || Bottom: 1382g (1986 Serial Number)
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'''Median Weight:''' Top: 1032g (n=3) / Bottom: 1386g (n=4) 
'''Weight table:''' [[Paiste_WT_3000_Hi-Hats#15"|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Years of production:''' [[Paiste 1986 Expansion#3000|1986]] - [[Paiste 1995 Phase Out#3000|1995]] 
'''Sound file:''' unknown 
'''Paiste's Description:''' [[Paiste Sound Edge Hi-Hat#3000|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' 

Review written by 

'''Artist/song where it can be heard:''' [[Paiste Ronald Shannon Jackson#Ronald Shannon Jackson|Ronald Shannon Jackson]], [[Paiste Ian Paice#Ian Paice|Ian Paice]], [[Paiste Jack White#Jack White|Jack White]]

Z Custom 12" Splash

2026-04-03T10:36:50Z

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'''Group:''' [[Zildjian Types and Models#Splashes|Splashes]] 
'''Type:''' [[Zildjian Splash|Splash]] 
'''Size:''' 12 Inch 
'''Series:''' [[Zildjian Z Custom#Z Custom|Z Custom]] 
'''Weight:''' 488g (2nd Generation), 509g (2005 Serial Number), 530g, 534g (2nd Generation), 537g (2nd Generation), 548g, 554g, 556g, 563g (2nd Generation), 579g (2008 Serial Number), 615g (1999 Serial Number) 
'''Median Weight:''' 548g (n=11) 
'''Years of production:''' 19951 - 2009 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/UTGK8qCmZoA?si=esxeTPlut27UeHwj Z Custom 12" Splash] 
[https://youtu.be/c8RE1cCShYw?si=c45cBZnRGzQSTROm Z Custom 12" Splash] 
'''Zildjian's Description:''' [[Zildjian Splash#Z Custom|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' "The 12" Z Custom splash falls right on the boundary between a large splash and a small crash, and could serve as either depending on the setting. Since I once described Zildjian's 14" K Dark Thin crash as sounding somewhat like a large splash, I compared it side by side with the 12" Z Custom splash. The Z was definitely "splashier," in that the overtones have a much faster decay than those of the K, which fade out more slowly and evenly. The Z also has a higher pitch, adding to its splash character. 

What sets the Z apart from most splashes, however, is its considerable body. In a loud setting you can really lay into it and get a quick, explosive splash that won't sound wimpy. In a sense, Zildjian could be shooting themselves in the foot with this one, because drummers who have been breaking splash cymbals by overplaying them and regularly buying new ones can now buy one of these and probably never have to replace it." 

:Review written by Rick Mattingly ("Product Close-Up - New Zildjian Flatride And Splashes", Modern Drummer, August 1995, p.33) 

'''Review:''' (This is for the re-designed (2nd Generation) Z Custom cymbals) "I'm not sure I would call this a "splash" in the purest sense of the word. It is definitely a small, fairly thin cymbal that works well to create punctuating accents. I'm just accustomed to thinner, smaller splash cymbals. But precisely because this cymbal is a little beefier, it would fit nicely in a heavy rock setting. Its bright, cutting voice is full and powerful, and it responds well to choking. You could also think of this as a small accessory crash." 

:Review written by Chap Ostrander ("Product Close-Up - New Zildjian Cymbals", Modern Drummer, February 2001, p. 49) 

''' Artist/song where it can be heard:''' [[Zildjian Mike Mangini|Mike Mangini]], [[Zildjian Morgan Rose|Morgan Rose]]
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1 "New And Notable" (Modern Drummer, April 1995, p. 24)

Paiste Formula 602 18" Flatride Thin "Seven Sound Set 4"

2026-04-03T10:35:06Z

Bluejacketsfan:

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[[File:7 sound 4 thin.jpg|thumb|right|450px|Flatride Thin "Seven Sound Set 4"]]
'''Group:''' [[Paiste Cymbal Type#Rides|Rides]] 
'''Type:''' [[Paiste Flatride Thin|Flatride Thin]] 
'''Size:''' 18 Inch 
'''Series:''' [[Paiste Formula 602#Seven Sound Set|Formula 602]] 
'''Weight:''' 1388g (Pre-Serial), 1400g (Pre-Serial), 1422g, 1450g, 1455g (Pre-Serial), 1482g (1974 Serial Number), 1490g (1972 Serial Number), 1510g, 1520g, 1544g (1973 Serial Number), 1613g (1975 Serial Number), 1614g, 1635g, 1650g (Pre-Serial) 
'''Median Weight:''' 1500g (n=14) 
'''Years of production:''' 1967 - 1978(?) (Cymbals from 1978 exist, but none past that year.) 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/C3cf1F91JKM Formula 602 Seven Sound Set 4] 
[https://youtu.be/LBOEUh-CLWk Formula 602 Seven Sound Set 4] 
'''Paiste's Description:''' [[Paiste Flatride Thin#Formula 602|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' Weighing in at a THIN 1422 grams, this Rare Paiste plays like a Classic Black Label THIN FLAT Ride. The edges are EASILY BENDABLE. The stick definition is strong--compliments of the absence of a bell. The overall vibe is VERY SMOOTH, responsive and definitely MELLOW (just like the recording) .....Being a Paiste 602 Flat Ride, the ensuing wash is shimmering, subtle and controlled, and the edges wobbles. 

And this beauty would sing with rivets, well before it ever sobs. You can use this Rare Paiste 602 THIN Flat 18" for whatever your heart's content. Use it anytime you need a shimmering, MELLOW 602 Ride with terrific definition and a controlled wash. Perfect for jazz, funk, fusion, world music, all around Roy Haynes-ing or as an alternate ride for mellow pop and rock. 

:Review written by Hazelshould 

'''Artist/song where it can be heard:''' [[Paiste Paul Bley#Paul Bley|Paul Bley]], [[Paiste Don Ellis#Don Ellis|Don Ellis]]

Paiste Formula 602 18" Flatride Thin "Seven Sound Set 4"

2026-04-03T10:34:50Z

Bluejacketsfan:

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[[File:7 sound 4 thin.jpg|thumb|right|450px|Flatride Thin "Seven Sound Set 4"]]
'''Group:''' [[Paiste Cymbal Type#Rides|Rides]] 
'''Type:''' [[Paiste Flatride Thin|Flatride Thin]] 
'''Size:''' 18 Inch 
'''Series:''' [[Paiste Formula 602#Seven Sound Set|Formula 602]] 
'''Weight:''' 1388g (Pre-Serial), 1400g (Pre-Serial), 1422g, 1450g, 1455g (Pre-Serial), 1482g (1974 Serial Number), 1490g (1972 Serial Number), 1510g, 1520g, 1544g (1973 Serial Number), 1613g (1975 Serial Number), 1614g, 1635g, 1650g (Pre-Serial) 
'''Median Weight:''' 1500g (n=14) 
'''Years of production:''' 1967 - 1978(?) (Cymbals from 1978 exist, but none past that year.) 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/C3cf1F91JKM Seven Sound Set 4] 
[https://youtu.be/LBOEUh-CLWk Formula 602 Seven Sound Set 4] 
'''Paiste's Description:''' [[Paiste Flatride Thin#Formula 602|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' Weighing in at a THIN 1422 grams, this Rare Paiste plays like a Classic Black Label THIN FLAT Ride. The edges are EASILY BENDABLE. The stick definition is strong--compliments of the absence of a bell. The overall vibe is VERY SMOOTH, responsive and definitely MELLOW (just like the recording) .....Being a Paiste 602 Flat Ride, the ensuing wash is shimmering, subtle and controlled, and the edges wobbles. 

And this beauty would sing with rivets, well before it ever sobs. You can use this Rare Paiste 602 THIN Flat 18" for whatever your heart's content. Use it anytime you need a shimmering, MELLOW 602 Ride with terrific definition and a controlled wash. Perfect for jazz, funk, fusion, world music, all around Roy Haynes-ing or as an alternate ride for mellow pop and rock. 

:Review written by Hazelshould 

'''Artist/song where it can be heard:''' [[Paiste Paul Bley#Paul Bley|Paul Bley]], [[Paiste Don Ellis#Don Ellis|Don Ellis]]

Paiste Twenty 20" Ride

2026-04-03T10:30:04Z

Bluejacketsfan:

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[[File:Paiste Twenty 20 Ride A.jpg|thumb|right|450px|Twenty 20" Ride]]
[[File:Paiste Twenty 20 Ride B.jpg|thumb|right|450px|Twenty 20" Ride]]
[[File:Paiste Twenty 20 Ride C.jpg|thumb|right|450px|Twenty 20" Ride]]
[[File:Paiste Twenty 20 Ride D.jpg|thumb|right|450px|Twenty 20" Ride]]
'''Group:''' [[Paiste Cymbal Type#Rides|Rides]] 
'''Type:''' [[Paiste Ride|Ride]] 
'''Size:''' 20 Inch 
'''Series:''' [[Paiste Twenty#Twenty|Twenty]] 
'''Weight:''' 2624g, 2634g, 2650g (2007 Serial Number), 2684g, 2686g, 2693g (2007 Serial Number), 2700g (2007 Serial Number), 2710g, 2712g, 2765g 
'''Median Weight:''' 2690g (n=10) 
'''Years of production:''' January [[Paiste 2007 Expansion#Twenty|2007]] - [[Paiste 2012 Phase Out|2012]] 
'''Sound file:''' [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9zKMC4n_L8 Twenty 20" Ride] 
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjtzWTIVcUU Twenty 20" Ride] 
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-35L_gZHEEs Twenty 20" Ride] 
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKo35I6lw7I Twenty 20" Ride] 
[https://youtu.be/HAi1tqUpbrM?feature=shared Twenty 20" Ride] 
'''Paiste's Description:''' [[Paiste Ride#Twenty|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' "Our test group included only a 20" ride. With its lathed surface and unlathed bell, it produced a clean stick attack and a very controlled wash. The bell was fairly small, but it still produced a penetrating “clang” when struck. Perhaps the strongest attribute of the ride was its full frequency range. There was a nice, full-bodied quality to it , which would lend itself to many different styles of playing. It had good response when played delicately, and it could definitely provide powerful cut when called for." 

:Review written by Rick Van Horn ("Product Close-Up - Paiste Giant Beat And Twenty Series Cymbals - What’s Old Is New...Times Two", Modern Drummer, August 2007, page 34) 

'''Artist/song where it can be heard:''' [[Paiste Leon Ndugu Chancler#Leon Ndugu Chancler|Leon Ndugu Chancler]], [[Paiste Will Denton#Will Denton|Will Denton]], [[Paiste Russ Kunkel#Russ Kunkel|Russ Kunkel]]

A Zildjian 21" Armand Ride

2026-04-03T10:28:01Z

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'''Group:''' [[Zildjian Types and Models#Rides|Rides]] 
'''Type:''' [[Zildjian Armand Ride|Armand Ride]] 
'''Size:''' 21 Inch 
'''Series:''' [[A Zildjian]] 
'''Weight:''' 2294g, 2387g, 2402g, 2413g, 2438g (2009 Serial Number), 2462g (2007 Serial Number), 2467g, 2492g, 2497g, 2498g (2009 Serial Number), 2526g, 2530g, 2532g (2009 Serial Number), 2533g, 2542g 
'''Median Weight:''' 2492g (n=15) 
'''Years of production:''' 2007 - 2013 
'''Sound File:''' [https://youtu.be/yXdPrs9NW-Y?si=CZjK7UYQmbOe-VTM A Zildjian 21" Armand Ride] 
[https://youtu.be/d0-IltVH5ZQ?si=OE8Svwcdr8e3oFXy A Zildjian 21" Armand Ride] 
[https://youtu.be/JW_n5WVEWjI?si=gfJAYVoqaCBENWD_ A Zildjian 21" Armand Ride] 
[https://youtu.be/Jr-rYCtfFL8?si=X6V7N-0G_mEww0Z0 A Zildjian 21" Armand Ride] 
[https://youtu.be/UIDOS7AbcvU?si=Wv7UuS9bUZ5auq-K A Zildjian 21" Armand Ride] 
[https://youtu.be/lFDc0PvRjh0?si=fRH_bFISwYmakh70 A Zildjian 21" Armand Ride] 
[https://youtu.be/nR_K4NMdeMU?si=F4LXwQuutCCX5lDp A Zildjian 21" Armand Ride] 
[https://youtu.be/1O6TiVZmcXk?si=v0CZbWnr1LKIDf_7 A Zildjian 21" Armand Ride] 
'''Zildjian's Description:''' [[Zildjian Armand Ride#A Zildjian|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' "Well, I went cymbal shopping over the weekend, and I picked up some Armand Series Zildjian cymbals. I buy almost all of my cymbals at The Drum Pad in Palatine, IL. A great drum store in the suburbs of Illinois.

I went with the 14" Hats, 21" Ride, 16" and 18" crashes.

Well, initially, when I put them on my drumset, I was not very impressed. I had been using my Zildjian K Custom Special Dry cymbals for a few years, and I am used to a TON of character.

The Armand's are a bit different to me. Different because they are a great-sounding, sweet set of cymbals. Different because they have a sound that will work in almost any situation. Different because they are almost without character.

That is my only gripe with them. They sound TOO PERFECT. Everywhere I hit them, they are consistent, and offer no distinct variation wherever I strike them. With my Special Dry's, I have tons of variation, and a very dark sound. Now I have a warm sound with a crystalline haze of beauty. I really like my Armands. I also am feeling a bit strange at having a set of cymbals that are so nice and studio-sounding.

When I picked my cymbals, I did fairly extensive pitch-listening between them. They are all at nice intervals with each other. I have a higher-pitched crash and a lower-pitched crash and both sound excellent. I've had other 18" crashes, and they often turn out to be clunky/clangy sounding, without a nice spread. Both of these crashes are smooth, warm, shimmering and perfectly equalized.

The ride is a sweet-sounding cymbal. I play it, and depending on the stick, there is very little, or just enough stick definition, and the cymbal wobbles like no other cymbal I've ever had. It's thin, but durable. The bell sound is a little weak, not as deep as I'd have liked it to be, but not a bad-sounding bell, just kinda wimpy. The ride crashes easily, and provides a lot of wash, but the wash is not annoying, it's just part of the cymbal. In fact, all the cymbals have a very long sustain, and a wash that is not annoying. The wash adds an ambience to the sound of my kit, and makes me feel like I am floating behind my kit. Another thing about the cymbals, they have a nice digging impact when I strike them. I feel like my sticks sink into them a little bit upon impact. Instead of one of my cymbals doing that, ALL of my cymbals now do that.

The hats...I've never had 14" hats before. I've always had 13" hats. So this is very different for me. They sound WONDERFUL!!! I really like the hats. Again, there's that sinking-in feel when striking their edges, and the top cymbal is much thinner than the bottom. Playing rolls is a little bit more difficult because of this, and I have to consciously change how I play rolls on them. Instead of allowing for some rebound, I have to provide my own rebound with exaggerated "throw/pick-up" technique. That's fine. The "chick" is soft, but perfectly audible. I prefer a softer chick, for me, that sound is slightly more personal than for the audience. But if I push the hats down a little more, it's easily heard. They wash nicely, and aren't dirty.

The cymbals are not coated with any protective sealant. So, they are designed to mellow with age, and from what I've experienced and read, they patina rather quickly (my greasy fingerprints are almost impossible to wipe up). This is good for me, because I love to make my cymbals look and sound older. I imagine some of the shimmer of the cymbals will become muted in a little while from various atmospheric pollutants.

So, if you want a nice-sounding cymbal, you still have to hand-pick them, but when you get them, you've really chosen a fine-sounding cymbal. They are fairly good for almost any style of music outside of jazz, unless it's big-band. Even so, the ride is not as distinct as it should be for jazz applications. For any other gig, studio work, etc., these are perfect.

As a sidenote, When I was playing these cymbals again, later on, they kinda do remind me of 60's/early 70's cymbals. Not exactly, but I could hear faint strains of Led Zepplin/Pink Floyd/Cream sounds when I played them. I think with age, they will get closer to the sound. They will never actually be cymbals from the 60's, but they sound close. Some change is good, in this case. I am glad they don't sound exactly like older cymbals. The nostalgic element I received from them was enough to satisfy my ears.

Zildjian's been having some "hit or miss" years recently, but these are definitely a hit in my book." 

:Review written by Kirk Markarian [https://www.harmonycentral.com/forums/topic/79454-my-review-of-the-armand-series-zildjians/ Link] 

'''Review:''' "The rides are perhaps the most obviously classic-oriented elements of the Armand series; there's something wonderfully evocative about the way they serve up a mix of pronounced 'ping' supported by a lovely murmur of wash. And once you really lay into them they roar into a crash-ride noise beautifully. Very Who-like indeed, perfect for Moonie fans." 

:Review written by The MusicRadar Team ("Zildjian Armand Hi-Hats 13" review", [https://www.musicradar.com/reviews/drums/zildjian-armand-hi-hats-13-34848 musicradar.com], November 22, 2007) 

'''Review:''' "The Armand series includes 20" and 21" medium-thin rides that follow upon the previously introduced 19" Armand “Beautiful Baby” ride. The two new models aren’t fitted with rivets, which was a feature of the original Armand ride. They don’t need them. With their medium-thin weight, both cymbals have plenty of overtones that would provide a cushion for a band’s music. But while the sound might be described as “washy,” there is still plenty of stick definition.

The 21" Armand ride reflects the fact that Armand series cymbals aren’t “reproduction” models in the spirit of, say, a Fender reissue 1960s Stratocaster guitar. The first 21" ride didn’t show up until the early ’70s, and it was a thicker cymbal — called a “Rock 21” — designed to accommodate the louder volume and heavier playing style that ’70s rock was demanding. As such, it was loud and pingy. The Armand 21" ride, by contrast, is quite low-pitched and full of overtones. Jazz drummers who want a dark sound — but not one as dry as Ks produce —might find this model to their liking." 

:Review written by Rick Mattingly ("Zildjian Armand Series Cymbals - Bringing Back The Sounds of the '60's", Modern Drummer, January 2008, p.33) 

''' Artist/song where it can be heard:''' [[Zildjian Manu Katché|Manu Katché]]

Meinl HCS 18" Crash

2026-04-03T10:24:49Z

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[[File:Meinl HCS 18" Crash 3.jpg|thumb|right|450px]]
'''Group:''' [[Meinl Cymbal Type#Crashes|Crashes]] 
'''Type:''' [[Meinl Crash|Crash]] 
'''Size:''' 18 Inch 
'''Series:''' [[Meinl HCS|HCS]] 
'''Weight:''' 1450g, 1518g 
'''Years of production:''' ? 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/ReYSINXhAyE?si=u_7Qj9C1tuQhlPwq HCS 18" Crash] 
'''Meinl's Description:''' [[Meinl Crash#HCS|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review''': 

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'''Artist/song where it can be heard:'''

Meinl HCS 14" Crash

2026-04-02T21:25:56Z

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[[File:Meinl HCS 14" Crash 3.jpg|thumb|right|450px]]
'''Group:''' [[Meinl Cymbal Type#Crashes|Crashes]] 
'''Type:''' [[Meinl Crash|Crash]] 
'''Size:''' 14 Inch 
'''Series:''' [[Meinl HCS|HCS]] 
'''Weight:''' 706g, 708g, 714g 
'''Median Weight:''' 708g (n=3) 
'''Years of production:''' ? 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/l6-MaCpg0eM?si=oAE2_oYdeb_eygrN HCS 14" Crash] 
[https://youtu.be/n6y7HQWh86I?si=tIjxgbmhVZPzKG7W HCS 14" Crash] 
[https://youtu.be/ovANoxBZAxk?si=vsrqqJw5NS5LGPG7 HCS 14" Crash] 
'''Meinl's Description:''' [[Meinl Crash#HCS|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review''': 

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'''Artist/song where it can be heard:'''

Sabian B8 14" Hi-Hats

2026-04-02T21:25:02Z

Bluejacketsfan:

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[[File:Sabian B8 14 Hi Hats 1.jpg|thumb|right|450px|]]
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'''Group:''' [[Sabian Types and Models#Hi-Hats|Hi-Hats]] 
'''Type:''' [[Sabian Hi-Hats|Hi-Hats]] 
'''Size:''' 14 Inch 
'''Series:''' [[Sabian B8#B8|B8]] 
'''Weight:''' Top: 946g / Bottom: 1142g 
::Top: 950g / Bottom: 1110g 
::Top: 952g / Bottom: 1135g 
::Top: 955g / Bottom: 1115g 
::Top: 960g / Bottom: 1146g 
::Top: 966g / Bottom: 1166g 
::Top: 969g / Bottom: 1139g 
::Top: 970g / Bottom: 1140g 
::Top: 970g / Bottom: 1148g 
'''Median Weight:''' Top: 960g (n=9) / Bottom: 1140g (n=8) 
'''Years of production:''' 1985 - ? 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/OAbgB2yrV3A?si=zjEYPXl6-2P5yOcp B8 14" Hi Hats] 
[https://youtu.be/MauQv_MapsY?si=OLJOn-vb3YjUcsz5 B8 14" Hi Hats] 
[https://youtu.be/ThiDiPcTv-A?si=YvPW2knIvI0fwOB_ B8 14" Hi Hats] 
[https://youtu.be/KhOXucpVvdE?si=IHBjmZAOJ8daCP1y B8 14" Hi Hats] 
'''Sabian's Description:''' [[Sabian Hi-Hats#B8|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' "Particularly with the hi-hats. The first thing an engineer will do to them in a studio is wind out the bottom end, making them sound tighter, more crisp and sibilant. No such knob twiddling will be required of the B8+ set, however. They have a wonderfully balanced, responsive sound which belies their price tag, and players investigating top rated brands should forget the inherent snobbery which often affects us consumers, and at least try them. (I well remember Stewart Copeland copping eight pairs of similarly rated Zanki hi-hats from a disbelieving shop assistant a few years back.)" 

:Review written by Andy Duncan ("Sabian B8 Cymbals", Making Music, April 1987) 

'''Review:''' (This review is after they were redesigned.) "The 14" B8 hi-hats are especially nice, producing a full-bodied "chick" sound, clean articulation when played closed with sticks, and plenty of overtones for a fat sound when played partially open. These could easily last young drummers well into their professional careers. List price is $144 per pair."

:Review written by Rick Mattingly ("New Sabian Cymbals", Modern Drummer, November 1997, p. 42) 

''' Artist/song where it can be heard:'''

Sabian B8 14" Hi-Hats

2026-04-02T21:24:31Z

Bluejacketsfan:

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[[File:Sabian B8 14 Hi Hats 1.jpg|thumb|right|450px|]]
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[[File:Sabian B8 14 Hi Hats 3.jpg|thumb|right|450px|]]
'''Group:''' [[Sabian Types and Models#Hi-Hats|Hi-Hats]] 
'''Type:''' [[Sabian Hi-Hats|Hi-Hats]] 
'''Size:''' 14 Inch 
'''Series:''' [[Sabian B8#B8|B8]] 
'''Weight:''' Top: 946g / Bottom: 1142g 
::Top: 950g / Bottom: 1110g 
::Top: 952g / Bottom: 1135g 
::Top: 955g / Bottom: 1115g 
::Top: 960g / Bottom: 1146g 
::Top: 966g / Bottom: 1166g 
::Top: 969g / Bottom: 1139g 
::Top: 970g / Bottom: 1140g 
::Top: 970g / Bottom: 1148g 
'''Median Weight:''' Top: 958g (n=8) / Bottom: 1141g (n=8) 
'''Years of production:''' 1985 - ? 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/OAbgB2yrV3A?si=zjEYPXl6-2P5yOcp B8 14" Hi Hats] 
[https://youtu.be/MauQv_MapsY?si=OLJOn-vb3YjUcsz5 B8 14" Hi Hats] 
[https://youtu.be/ThiDiPcTv-A?si=YvPW2knIvI0fwOB_ B8 14" Hi Hats] 
[https://youtu.be/KhOXucpVvdE?si=IHBjmZAOJ8daCP1y B8 14" Hi Hats] 
'''Sabian's Description:''' [[Sabian Hi-Hats#B8|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' "Particularly with the hi-hats. The first thing an engineer will do to them in a studio is wind out the bottom end, making them sound tighter, more crisp and sibilant. No such knob twiddling will be required of the B8+ set, however. They have a wonderfully balanced, responsive sound which belies their price tag, and players investigating top rated brands should forget the inherent snobbery which often affects us consumers, and at least try them. (I well remember Stewart Copeland copping eight pairs of similarly rated Zanki hi-hats from a disbelieving shop assistant a few years back.)" 

:Review written by Andy Duncan ("Sabian B8 Cymbals", Making Music, April 1987) 

'''Review:''' (This review is after they were redesigned.) "The 14" B8 hi-hats are especially nice, producing a full-bodied "chick" sound, clean articulation when played closed with sticks, and plenty of overtones for a fat sound when played partially open. These could easily last young drummers well into their professional careers. List price is $144 per pair."

:Review written by Rick Mattingly ("New Sabian Cymbals", Modern Drummer, November 1997, p. 42) 

''' Artist/song where it can be heard:'''

Meinl HCS 14" Hihat

2026-04-02T21:18:20Z

Bluejacketsfan:

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'''Group:''' [[Meinl Cymbal Type#Hi Hats|Hi Hats]] 
'''Type:''' [[Meinl Hihat|Hihat]] 
'''Size:''' 14 Inch 
'''Series:''' [[Meinl HCS|HCS]] 
'''Weight:''' Top: 825g / Bottom: 1080g (2018 Serial Number) 
::Top: 826g / Bottom: 1080g 
::Top: 828g / Bottom: 1086g 
'''Median Weight:''' Top: 826g (n=3) / Bottom: 1080g (n=3) 
'''Years of production:''' ? 
'''Sound file:''' [https://youtu.be/hc7cT-4dnfQ?si=cC1peXgnLQoJcnIW HCS 14" Hihat] 
[https://youtu.be/fp6fOAzY4jA?si=cmWYk2gJHNHVDw9b HCS 14" Hihat] 
[https://youtu.be/yY7lfRv9sss?si=Vq48bAX2-FQQuH8B HCS 14" Hihat] 
'''Meinl's Description:''' [[Meinl Hihat#HCS|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' "Out of the lot, my favourite cymbals are the 14” hi hats. These hi hat cymbals are crisp, clean and defined. They offer a good ‘chick’ sound when closed tight with the foot. They also have an aggressive roar when played open." 

:Review written by Gideon Waxman ("Meinl HCS Review", [https://drumhelper.com/cymbals/meinl-hcs-review/ drumhelper.com], February 23, 2023) 

'''Review:''' "The hats produce some surprises too. All the usual tricks are feasible and readily available, with actions such as half-open, pedalling with the 'chick' sound, striking while closed and then opening rapidly - it's all there. There is a slight underlying harmonic going on beneath each individual stick strike, but this is lost when adding drums." 

:Review written by Dave Holmes ("Meinl HCS Cymbal Pack review", [https://www.musicradar.com/reviews/drums/meinl-hcs-cymbal-pack-526007 Musicradar.com], January 23, 2012) 

'''Artist/song where it can be heard:''' unknown

Zildjian Re-Mix 18" "Breakbeat" Ride

2026-04-02T21:15:43Z

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'''Group:''' [[Zildjian Types and Models#Rides|Rides]] 
'''Type:''' [[Zildjian Breakbeat Ride|Breakbeat Ride]] 
'''Size:''' 18 Inch 
'''Series:''' [[Zildjian Re-Mix|Re-Mix]] 
'''Weight:''' 1490g (1999 Serial Number), 1534g, 1540g, 1555g, 1570g, 1606g, 1622g, 1646g, 1678g (2002 Serial Number), 1708g, 1725g, 1730g, 1749g (2022 Serial Number), 1750g, 1753g, 1908g, 1985g 
'''Median Weight:''' 1678g (n=17) 
'''Years of production:''' 1999 - 2005; This was added to the [[A Zildjian]] series as the [[A Zildjian 18" Uptown Ride|Uptown Ride]]. 
'''Sound File:''' [https://youtu.be/JQnJpqd3vEo?si=VZOKmFWKYoXZbo5S Re-Mix 18" "Breakbeat" Ride] 
[https://youtu.be/Oa6iucpobI0?si=ucJ4oabEJpZC-3gH Re-Mix 18" "Breakbeat" Ride] 
[https://youtu.be/VmxmjTmX9ZE?si=_--6O0SX4Z9vHAK0 Re-Mix 18" "Breakbeat" Ride] 
[https://youtu.be/_4P9XKchw1w?si=891aC336UUogh79M Re-Mix 18" "Breakbeat" Ride] 
[https://youtu.be/ERQ-iWWtaVM?si=m-OiFe2ZcEFn7G18 Re-Mix 18" "Breakbeat" Ride] 
[https://youtu.be/DTFnRcZNENg?si=JmjS3YlI66O_xvJh Re-Mix 18" "Breakbeat" Ride] 
[https://youtu.be/HZJ-3DKGeyM?si=xWDnvf79V3xTggrd Re-Mix 18" "Breakbeat" Ride] 
'''Zildjian's Description:''' [[Zildjian Breakbeat Ride#Re-Mix|<<< - >>>]] 
'''Review:''' "Now we're onto something with a ton of possibilities. Again, Z's Re-Mix line is designed to reproduce the sounds of drum 'n' bass. In the case of the 18" Breakbeat ride, it's supposed to reproduce the "techno" ride sounds prevalent in that music. (The 18" is a larger brother to the 17" that was introduced last year.) It does that, and a whole lot more. 

At 18" in diameter, the Breakbeat is a relatively small ride. Small rides tend to be washier, but here, due to the hammering—and a rough, almost sand-blasted finish—this ride has definition. Sure, there's a good amount of wash, but it doesn't obscure the stick's tip sound. 

And just what is the sound of the wash? Well, it's gritty, with all sorts of "skankiness." This cymbal might be right for techno music, but there's also a strong smell of "old K" in the air that makes this ride unique. (For a rough comparison, the Breakbeat is reminiscent of that funky MMW/Billy Martin ride sound.) 

One of the reasons that this larger version of the Breakbeat was created was to give the design a more playable bell. The bell sound isn't incredible, but it's certainly usable. And also, the Breakbeat is just thin enough to produce an okay crash effect. 

Who could use this cymbal? I think anyone looking for a ride with lots of personality would dig the Breakbeat. Jazzers could certainly embrace it, as there's a certain "flow" to the ride sound. (An individual stroke doesn't produce a tight 64th note, it produces a "tah" the length of a quarter note.) And drummers looking to add a secondary ride would be interested, as the Breakbeat would be a big contrast to just about any other "normal" ride 

I had a ball playing this cymbal. I used it at a Wednesday night rehearsal with an eight-piece, New Orleans-inspired funk band. It bashed with gusto. And on Thursday night, I used it on a gig with an organ trio. To my surprise, the Breakbeat worked beautifully in both settings, its personality adding some real "earthiness" to the music. If you're looking for something a little different, the Breakbeat is definitely worth a listen." 

:Review written by William F. Miller ("Zildjian Newcomers", Modern Drummer, October 1999, p. 43) 

''' Artist/song where it can be heard:''' [[Peter Erskine]]

UFIP Types and Models

2026-04-01T22:47:31Z

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UFIP Bell Tree

2026-04-01T22:46:50Z

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2026-04-01T22:46:05Z

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