New 2002 models
Paiste\'s introduction of new 2002 models included the Wild Crush Ride (in sizes 18/19/20\"), Power Ride (20/22\"), Wild Ride (20/22\"), and Wild Hats (14/15\"). The 22\" and 24\" Crashes the 22\" China are a re-introduction of the classic 2002 models.

The Rude Wild Crashes (17/18/19/20\") take the pure raw energy of Rude to the next level. The 24” Rude Mega Power Ride, “The Eclipse”, designed in conjunction with System of a Down drummer John Dolmayan, is a ride cymbal created for drummers who play in aggressive and ultra load musical settings.

Paiste Twenty series
In the past half century, Paiste has created pioneering series such as the \"Stambul\", the \"Formula 602\", the \"2002\", and the \"Signature\", by exploring and employing various alloys for cymbals. Paiste’s continuous search for origin and truth in sound from manually malleable metals led the manufacturer back to the original cymbal bronze.

Traditional cymbal bronze
For centuries, such legendary 20% bronze, with its primal and archaic sound potency, has been produced in Turkey according to ancient knowledge, and to this day remains the only source for genuine Turkish bronze. Murat Diril, a cymbal smith from Turkey, has spend his life learning the time-honored art of manufacturing traditional cymbal bronze. Paiste and Diril have now formed a collaboration that combines their respective experience and abilities. For Twenty Cymbals, Paiste receives blanks of hand crafted bronze from Murat Diril, which it then treats and refines in Switzerland according to its skills and criteria for sound and function.

Turkish bronze and Swiss craftsmanship
In this way, authentic Turkish bronze and Swiss craftsmanship come together to create cymbals. Not surprisingly, the Twenty series feature cymbals for the demanding drummers and percussionists. Their fundamental sound character is full, rich, warm, silvery and shimmering. Watch Athanasios \"Zacky\" Tsoukas playing the new Paiste Twenty cymbals:

First models
Initially, Paiste is introducing an essential assortment of models, which include a crash (in sizes 16”/18”), a ride (20”/22”), a cina cymbal (16”/18”), a splash in 10”, and a hi-hat (13”/14”).

Twenty cymbals, from the alloying to the hammering and lathing of the cymbals, are created entirely by hand according to ancient and traditional methods.