DANNY ZIMMERMAN: Last year, we came out with the Wild Crashes, 17”, 18”,19”, 20”. They sound like this.

[DANNY ZIMMERMAN PLAYING THE PAISTE WILD CRASHES]

More for the rock and metal players. This year we came out with another volume level, 18”, 19”, 20” Wild Crush Ride. It’s that some kind of a word getting there, so their pitch is a bit higher compared to the regular Wild Crash.

[DANNY ZIMMERMAN PLAYING THE PAISTE WILD CRUSH RIDE]

A bit higher pitched, very good for crash-riding in rock or metal context.

[DANNY ZIMMERMAN PLAYING THE PAISTE WILD CRUSH RIDES]

That’s for heavy crash riding. When other cymbals drown in the context of the music, those cymbals really pop up. With it, we came out with two new hi-hats, 14” and 15” Wild Hats they’re called, so they’re all in the same family. It sounds like this.

[DANNY ZIMMERMAN PLAYING THE PAISTE 14” AND 15” WILD HATS]

So, they’re all pretty wild and crunchy.

Moving up to the Rudes, in the Rudes we have the classic crash-ride which is a pretty heavy, sturdy crash.

[DANNY ZIMMERMAN PLAYING THE PAISTE RUDE CRASH-RIDE]

Then the year before, we came out with a thinner version of a crash which is called thin crash, lower pitched. That’s how it sounds...

[DANNY ZIMMERMAN PLAYING THE PAISTE RUDE THIN CRASH]

...as opposed to the crash-ride.

[DANNY ZIMMERMAN PLAYING THE PAISTE RUDE CRASH-RIDE]

Now this year, we came out with the raw version of the Wild Crash which is the Rude Wild Crash. It sounds like this.

[DANNY ZIMMERMAN PLAYING THE PAISTE RUDE WILD CRASH]

That’s another level of volume and another frequency range that’s perfectly suited for extreme metal music and crash riding purposes. Artists like Scott Travis, Paul Bostaph, and Jordan Burns, they were raving about it already and they’re about to order it, so that’s the whole thing, 17 up to 20.

Now finally, we have a massive ride cymbal which is called the Eclipse, made in collaboration with John Dolmayan from System of a Down. So, it’s green and it’s loud.

[DANNY ZIMMERMAN PLAYING THE PAISTE ECLIPSE RIDE]

That’s what it is, okay? Thank you very much. See ya.