Paiste 2002 6" Bell chime

[@ShakingTwoTrees2012]

It's the dinner bell that rings until tomorrow morning's breakfast.

[@HugoStiglitz88]

I had one of these and lost it. I miss it so much lol can't even find em on ebay atm either

[@graemelaw5808]

man , thats crazy long ring time !!

[@JuEdWa]

I have I question. where I can find Paiste 2002 6" Bell chime? I just can not find it on anywhere. I
have searched it from Thomann, Ebay, Amazon and other smaller online shops / online auction shops.
What I can do, that I find it.

[@DaveBatemansShed]

I would contact either your local store or Paiste rep in the first instance and see if they can order it. Failing that, Reverb and ebay in the US or other countries is what I would do. Plus, go on to the different Paiste facebook groups and tell people you're looking for one. That is probably a big aspect; if people know you're looking for one, they're likely to remember that and contact you.

[@0goldman]

Is this different from the "cup" chime?

[@DaveBatemansShed]

yep, probably two/three times thicker. and they ring for about two minutes whereas a cup chime is much shorter

[@loucontino4804]

Very cool!

[@DaveBatemansShed]

Especially if you have five minutes to listen to it ringing 😁

[@matthewpaluch777]

It has more sustain than a Les Paul!

[@blackasthesky]

I'm looking for one with lots of sustain, but maybe that's a bit much (although I'm aware that the camera mic compresses it a bit).

[@DaveBatemansShed]

Maybe one of the other bells would be a better option, I like the Pure Bells quite a lot.

[@HugoStiglitz88]

Tbh, the sustain isn't that much of an issue. If you use it in a song, it's not like it'll be there for very long in the mix