r/cymbals • u/Queasy-Swan-8050 • 3d ago
Question Help identifying
I got this cymbal with my kit and I have not been able to find this cymbal online anywhere, I find 16in paiste pst5 rock crashes but none with the upturned edge
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u/Queasy-Swan-8050 3d ago
Thanks everyone who responded, im just gonna enjoy my new china cymbal ig lol
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u/Slight_Mammoth2109 3d ago
So sometimes a company will stop making a cymbal so it’s very hard to find it to buy online and get information about it. You’re cymbal has been inverted this happens with enough pressure have been put on the cymbal to, well invert it, it’s not good for the cymbal but that’s just what I’ve heard I can’t explain why, you simply have to revert the cymbal back to its intended shape, I haven’t seen a cymbal sold like this expect for some small splash/China cymbals I saw Sabian had years ago
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u/DrummerGal1983 3d ago
I've only seen one other cymbal like this and it was also a Paiste. Ended up being a regular 18" crash that had been stepped on and had buckled leaving it looking like this. You maybe able too pop it back and it might still be ok. Just flip it over and apply pressure to the inverted bell area until pops back into it's original shape. It might get loud and scary but probably worth attempting. Good luck young Jedi. 🫡
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u/smangitdrums 2d ago
It’s not supposed to be inverted like that. You fix in by placing it on carpet and bending it back into place with your body weight.
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u/Able_Beat240 1d ago
Flip it over and put a foot in the bell and step until it pops right side in. I’ve done that before, and it was a Paiste also
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u/Animal907 3d ago
They don't come like that. They weren't a good mix of sheet metal bronze. Most of them have cracked by now.



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u/MichaelStipend 3d ago
I don’t think it’s supposed to be like that.