A sonic and visually appealing beast!
- Rating
- Posted by
- Jeff
- Date Posted
- 02/01/2026
This china is obviously going to appeal to people who want to go over the top. But honestly it's not super ridiculous. It's very musical and could even be used in lower volume, more nuanced playing. Could work for jazz just fine, if you ask me, but I'm not a jazz expert. There's probably some purists out there who would turn their nose up at the thought of a china over 20" but some people can't be helped. That aside, us real mfkrs can and will appreciate that this thing is a tank! Absolutely cutting! I actually love it's dry character. It decays quick for its size. Loud. Cutting. And not to mention just how straight up awesome it looks. Can't wait to see people's reactions when I take it to shows. Drummers couldn't believe the Paiste Rude 24" china I brought to shows before, and while that is a fantastic china, I can't wait to up the ante. This china is just as much about visually taking it a step further as it is having a unique sound on the extreme end. This is the largest china available to the lay person. Bill Ward had a custom 29" china from Sabian on the '99 Sabbath tour, but since they ain't mass producing those any time soon, we'll call this the biggest one out there and it delivers.
