At the Winter NAMM 2010 Show in Anaheim (California), Swiss cymbal maker Paiste announced the launch of a new brilliant version of the Alpha series, which is further enhanced by new metal and rock models.
click all images (3)
Alpha cymbals were first launched by Paiste in 1992.
Today, the Alpha brand is synonymous with dependability and the cymbals are well known for their first-class sound and fair prices. For 2010, Paiste presents the Alpha series in a new brilliant finish.
The new brilliant look is accomplished by skilled craftsmen who hand polish the cymbals to a mirror perfect finish in the final production stage. Prior to that, top-notch hi-tech processes give Alpha cymbals their initial shape and strength. They are also further enhanced by traditional hand hammering.
New models Alpha cymbals have become very popular among professional artists, especially in rock and metal. Working with such drummers, Paiste developed new models to expand the arsenal available for players in these genres. The Rock ride is now available in a humongous 24” size. Metal crashes in sizes 17”, 18”, 19” and 20” add another level of power to the series. The 14” Metal Edge hats model features Sound Edge waves on the bottom cymbal, one of the inventions Paiste pioneered in the cymbal world.
Limited edition box set For the introduction of these new models Paiste offers a \'Limited Edition\' Alpha Metal box set, which consists of a 14” Metal Edge hats, 18” Metal cCrash, 20” Metal ride and a free 17” Metal crash, that comes in a stylish road hard case look-alike box.
Alpha cymbals have developed a strong following in recent years and are today endorsed by numerous working drummers all over the world, such as Jeremy Spencer of Five Finger Death Punch, Jason Sutter with Chris Cornell, Dave Witte of Municipal Waste, Tommy Portimo of Sonata Arctica and Steven Spence of Black Tide.
At the Winter NAMM 2010 Show in Anaheim (California), Swiss cymbal maker Paiste announced the launch of a new brilliant version of the Alpha series, which is further enhanced by new metal and rock models.
