PAISTE CYMBALS - Comparison - RUDE Thin Crashes

How about a full RUDE Thin Crash comparison all in one go? We’ve set them up in the round for you, and off we went.

The following Cymbals are featured:
16" / 17" / 18" / 19" / 20" RUDE Thin Crash

Also head over to our Soundroom to compare the audio samples of these cymbal models:

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[MrNickDrummer]

Those RUDEs record extremely well either in the studio or live. Many people have misconceived ideas about this line. I've been playing 15" RUDE SE hi-hats for decades now and they are easy to play. They can be quick, and they cut through beautifully. The RUDE thin crashes are perfect if you want loud and to open up the cymbal fast without having to whack it with a baseball bat. Paiste knows what they're doing. Can't go wrong with any of those.

[cederickforsberg]

I like this demo!
It doesnt wait for the full sustain to end.
This makes it easier to hear the real differences in a real world scenario because most of the time the sustain is not very audiable in a mix anyway.

[officialmoondancer]

Those overtones as the group of cymbals decay is gorgeous within itself. I'd record that and tuck it in a track or use it as an intro/outro texture.

[viktorondrums]

An amazing line that can do no wrong ❤ Rudes 😊

[davidsuprenant]

I always thought that the rude series was intended for heavy rock and roll, after seeing this video I'm thinking I need a 16" or perhaps a 19" rude thin to compliment my current cymbal setup. They sound amazing.

[juliomendocillabateristame]

I have a rude basher 20" and is an amazing cymbal love its sounds greetings from

[kearneydillon]

I have a dozen black-label 2002 cymbals, and 10 red-label 2002's. I have one 19" rude crash. It is amazing as it has power, pitch, and definition, yet still sounds like a 3ft pane of glass shattering when you lay in to it for a huge accent shot.

[bobsondugnutt]

Please consider adding 22" and 24" thin crashes (unlathed giant beats sound about right). Would be amazing and bright

[TheJoaovicente]

I love how dark the 20 inch sounds. It puts the meinl custom dark crashes to shame!

[aacycles]

Rude thin crashes are my favorite Rude crashes. These are amazing cymbals!

[demonicsweaters]

I love these crashes, they have such a unique tone

[NintenDub]

Ive always wanted rudes ever since i saw john dolmayan play em in the very earlys 00's

[picklesthedrummer]

Well worth the money-my Rudes are the best cymbals I've ever owned.🤘🤘

[johnnymerritt]

i like the 18 19 and 20 wonder if they would be to over bearing for classic rock and blues band

[Fieldyfan]

When are you guys going to make mega bell ride that is the psychooctopus. Edit isn’t the psychooctopus

[ChristianContemporaryMusic]

I'm getting my first 16" paiste rude soon!

[anthonyvenedicto]

I'm more of a Zildjan guy, but these sound incredibly awesome. My 18 Z custom protection crash sounds like an 18 rude wild crash tbh 😅

[joshuapearson]

Why don’t you guys make more 15” Rude hi-hats?

[jasperjenkins]

Ive owned Over 300 pAisTe in the last 20 years. Love the RUDE series. But have had surprisingly few.
17 & 19 Thins & a 21 MegaBell is on my want (will own) list. 🤘

[jazzhole]

Hmmmm, some Rivets in the 20" and some smooth swing playing on it ❤ i'll try 🙌 sounds amazing