In his home country Gergo Borlai appeared on more than a 100 albums, received two lifetime achievement awards and two "gold record awards," as well as the Golden Drumstick Prize and the Artisjus Lifetime Achievement Award.

You may have enjoyed Gergo's breathtaking solos on YouTube or his performance at a drum festival. Gergo's next festival appearances will be at the Dresdner DrumBass Festival in Germany with Gary Willis (in duet), the Montreal Drumfest in Canada and the Bag Show in Paris, France.

Gergo Borlai's Paiste cymbal set-up is as follows:

• 14" Formula 602 Sound Edge Hi-Hat
  
• 24" Formula 602 Medium Ride
  
• 20" Formula 602 Thin Crash
  
• 18" Formula 602 Paperthin Crash
  
• 20" Giant Beat Thin Crash
  
• 20" Giant Beat Multi
  
• 22" Signature Thin China
  
• 15" 2002 Wild China
  
• 6", 7" and 8" 2002 Cup Chimes
  
• 8" 2002 Splash

More new endorsing artists
Paiste also welcomes a string of other distinguished artists to its artist family. Hailing from the USA are: independent artist Todd Chuba, Jason Heiser of Charm City Devils, Mark Teixeira of Duke Robillard Band, Chase Brickenden of Otep, Tom Roslak of Crash Kings, and Chris Ward of Pattern Is Movement.

New Paiste artists from the United Kingdom are David Griffiths of British Philharmonic Orchestra, Pat Lundy of Funeral For A Friend, and Simon Pembery of Blood Brothers.

Last but not least: Massimo Buonanno of Seven (from Switzerland), Matthäus Weber of Steaming Satellites (from Austria), and Michael Wright of Zebra & Giraffe (from South Africa) are also added to Paiste's artist roster.