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Last updated at 15/05/2026 00:42:32

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Amazon.com.au

$683.63

Paiste Signature Cymbal Power Crash 16-inch

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Reverb

$288.21

Paiste 16" Signature Power Crash Cymbal

Delivery $172.92

Billy Hyde Music

$509.00

Paiste Signature Power Crash 16"

Delivery between Mon – Wed $20

Sky Music

$509.00

Paiste 16" Signature Power Crash

Free delivery

Mega Music

$509.00

Paiste 16 Inch Signature Power Crash Cymbal

Delivery between 15–29 May $62.70

Mooloolaba Music Centre

$529.00

Paiste Signature 16 Inch Power Crash Cymbal

Delivery between 21–29 May $55

Ikebe Musical Instruments Store

$532.52

Signature The Paiste Line Power Crash 16 by PAiSTe

Riffs & Licks Music

$589.00

Paiste 16" Signature Power Crash Cymbal

Free delivery

Derringers Music

$629.00

Paiste 16" Signature Power Crash Cymbal

30-day returns

eBay.com.au

$670.80

Paiste Signature 16" Power Crash Cymbal/new With Warranty/model

Delivery $100.14

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Price history

Price history

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Reviews

18
25 August 2006Tama Starry Eyed Classic

originally posted on musiciansfriend.com

I got this just less than a week ago. Although I am in love with the Signature series, I don't feel that this is quite as good as the 18" Fast and 18" Full. My heart fluttered upon coming home to my new baby. I couldn't wait to play it. I am not at all disappointed. I just don't think it is as majestic as the other two. I don't know if it is the way that Power crashes are made. I returned my 2002 Power crash to get this. This is by far a better cymbal, but it just sounds more brassier to me than the Fast and Full. It is definitely from the Signature family, though, because it still has the clear, clean, and crisp feel as the others do. I definitely have adjusted to the different sound because lately I can hardly tell. It now just blends in with other two to make a ... MoreI got this just less than a week ago. Although I am in love with the Signature series, I don't feel that this is quite as good as the 18" Fast and 18" Full. My heart fluttered upon coming home to my new baby. I couldn't wait to play it. I am not at all disappointed. I just don't think it is as majestic as the other two. I don't know if it is the way that Power crashes are made. I returned my 2002 Power crash to get this. This is by far a better cymbal, but it just sounds more brassier to me than the Fast and Full. It is definitely from the Signature family, though, because it still has the clear, clean, and crisp feel as the others do. I definitely have adjusted to the different sound because lately I can hardly tell. It now just blends in with other two to make a musical wall of cymbal excellence. I can't wait to get my 18" Crystal. I will then be complete.

Amazing cymbals
16 June 2006The Rover

originally posted on musiciansfriend.com

Without a doubt the best sounding cymbals hands down. Bright and warm, with cut galore. If you play agressive or louder music, this will do the job and also sounds good when hit softer, too!

Best crash and worth every dollar
16 June 2006Rudy

originally posted on musiciansfriend.com

These are the best sounding crash cymbals I could find. I was looking around, my dad works at a music store...and I tried tons of cymbals. The paistes although more expensive sounded the best. So what if it took two extra weeks of me working, it was worth every dollar. I have the 16 and 18 in crashes and they are both amazing. I have also taken a liking to the 20 which i might purchase soon.

Specification

VolumeLoud
Sound colorBright
Frequency rangeWide
Stick SoundWashy
Response IntensityLively

Price comparison

Updated 2 months ago
Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.
Amazon.com.au

$683.63

Paiste Signature Cymbal Power Crash 16-inch

Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!

Reverb

$288.21

Paiste 16" Signature Power Crash Cymbal

Delivery $172.92

Billy Hyde Music

$509.00

Out of stock

Paiste Signature Power Crash 16"

Delivery between Mon – Wed $20

Sky Music

$509.00

Out of stock

Paiste 16" Signature Power Crash

Free delivery

Mega Music

$509.00

Out of stock

Paiste 16 Inch Signature Power Crash Cymbal

Delivery between 15–29 May $62.70

Price history

Price history

Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.

Reviews

18
25 August 2006

I got this just less than a week ago. Although I am in love with the Signature series, I don't feel that this is quite as good as the 18" Fast and 18" Full. My heart fluttered upon coming home to my new baby. I couldn't wait to play it. I am not at all disappointed. I just don't think it is as majestic as the other two. I don't know if it is the way that Power crashes are made. I returned my 2002 Power crash to get this. This is by far a better cymbal, but it just sounds more brassier to me than the Fast and Full. It is definitely from the Signature family, though, because it still has the clear, clean, and crisp feel as the others do. I definitely have adjusted to the different sound because lately I can hardly tell. It now just blends in with other two to make a ... MoreI got this just less than a week ago. Although I am in love with the Signature series, I don't feel that this is quite as good as the 18" Fast and 18" Full. My heart fluttered upon coming home to my new baby. I couldn't wait to play it. I am not at all disappointed. I just don't think it is as majestic as the other two. I don't know if it is the way that Power crashes are made. I returned my 2002 Power crash to get this. This is by far a better cymbal, but it just sounds more brassier to me than the Fast and Full. It is definitely from the Signature family, though, because it still has the clear, clean, and crisp feel as the others do. I definitely have adjusted to the different sound because lately I can hardly tell. It now just blends in with other two to make a musical wall of cymbal excellence. I can't wait to get my 18" Crystal. I will then be complete.

Tama Starry Eyed Classic originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
Amazing cymbals
16 June 2006

Without a doubt the best sounding cymbals hands down. Bright and warm, with cut galore. If you play agressive or louder music, this will do the job and also sounds good when hit softer, too!

The Rover originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
Best crash and worth every dollar
16 June 2006

These are the best sounding crash cymbals I could find. I was looking around, my dad works at a music store...and I tried tons of cymbals. The paistes although more expensive sounded the best. So what if it took two extra weeks of me working, it was worth every dollar. I have the 16 and 18 in crashes and they are both amazing. I have also taken a liking to the 20 which i might purchase soon.

Rudy originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
It's amazing but has its set backs
16 June 2006

I love this cymbal, the best crash out there (well it should be for the price we have to pay but; I believe it is rather weak for its price. I have two they both cracked. Regardless they sound amazing.

SKD Drummer originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
The best sounding cymbal I`ve ever heared!!
16 June 2006

There must be a reason why its the most popular crash paiste artists that play rock/metal use!! I own the 17" and it`s the best sounding thing I`ve ever heard! Its so warm and powerful! Paiste are really the best!

Antero-nMhsJ originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
Worth Every Penny!
20 October 2009

Do yourself a favor if your a drummer and buy this cymbal...period. I used the 18" in the studio and loved it so much i bought both the 19" and 20" and haven't looked back since. They are loud enough for any live situation but musical enough for any studio. There are very very few cymbals if any that can do both these things. And lastly, but more importantly, not only are they durable as heck but they sound absolutely beautiful. Take my word for it, order the cymbal, get the cymbal, play the cymbal, be happy:)

IconForHire originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
old faithful
16 June 2006

I've had my 18 inch since they came out, I had bought the lighter 18 and broke it right away, but the lighter model sounded better. I replaced it with the power because I was in a metal band at the time and wanted "the best" in my kit. It is still one of two 18's I use in my kit today. The other is an 18 Alpha Thin from the early 90's. Don't overlook the Alphas used, they are the best sound vs. dollar cymbal ever made before or since. I picked some alphas over anything else at times when cash was no problem to buy what I wanted. The 18 signature is broad spectrum, as is the trademark of the series. There is no better cymbal to use mattets on. Mallets vibrate cymbals for all they are worth, and the signatures will just keep giving. Excellent in symphonic work. In ... MoreI've had my 18 inch since they came out, I had bought the lighter 18 and broke it right away, but the lighter model sounded better. I replaced it with the power because I was in a metal band at the time and wanted "the best" in my kit. It is still one of two 18's I use in my kit today. The other is an 18 Alpha Thin from the early 90's. Don't overlook the Alphas used, they are the best sound vs. dollar cymbal ever made before or since. I picked some alphas over anything else at times when cash was no problem to buy what I wanted. The 18 signature is broad spectrum, as is the trademark of the series. There is no better cymbal to use mattets on. Mallets vibrate cymbals for all they are worth, and the signatures will just keep giving. Excellent in symphonic work. In rock, the 18 power, when smashed with a stick, is the loudest 18 I have ever encountered, even more than a rude. Good classy revenge on gutarists. AC/DC's "live at donnington" is a great visual and audio look at what signatures can do in rock. For jazz, the 18 power is the perfect ride, and is unobtrusive in a small club scenerio. Worth the cost.

High Plains Drifter originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
paiste 20 lnch signature power crash
16 June 2006

After hearing and playing on my instructors set. I went right out and ordered mine. Loud or soft it has amazing sound. After playing Sabian AAX for five years (still great cymbals) I am sold on paiste.

nick-qWGSP originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
paiste signature power crash
5 February 2011

This crash cymbal is amazing! It has an awesome sound that works with any genre. It is without a doubt worth every penny!

drum dude 14 originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
very loud and musical
16 June 2006

This cymbal is the perfect crash for my style of playing. It is sufficiently loud to be heard over driving metal riffs, yet has very musical qualities that are rare at such a high volume. I own the 18" and will soon be buying the 16" and the 20". This cymbal also sounds suprisingly good when played softly.

alayos originally posted on musiciansfriend.com

Specification

VolumeLoud
Sound colorBright
Frequency rangeWide
Stick SoundWashy
Response IntensityLively
Paiste 16" Signature Power Crash Cymbal
Paiste 16" Signature Power Crash Cymbal
Paiste 16" Signature Power Crash Cymbal
Paiste 16" Signature Power Crash Cymbal
Paiste 16" Signature Power Crash Cymbal
Paiste 16" Signature Power Crash Cymbal
Paiste 16" Signature Power Crash Cymbal
Paiste 16" Signature Power Crash Cymbal
Paiste 16" Signature Power Crash Cymbal

Paiste 16" Signature Power Crash Cymbal

Paiste 16" Signature Power Crash Cymbal

$288.21

(33 reviews)

Big sound for accents that really cut! The heaviest crash, producing the strongest crash sound and longest sustain. Overall higher in pitch, well suited for loud situations where projection is needed. This is the crowning touch to complete your kit.

Big sound for accents that really cut! The heaviest crash, producing the strongest crash sound and longest sustain. Overall higher in pitch, well suited for loud situations where projection is needed. This is the crowning touch to complete your kit.

(33 reviews)

Big sound for accents that really cut! The heaviest crash, producing the strongest crash sound and longest sustain. Overall higher in pitch, well suited for loud situations where projection is needed. This is the crowning touch to complete your kit.

Big sound for accents that really cut! The heaviest crash, producing the strongest crash sound and longest sustain. Overall higher in pitch, well suited for loud situations where projection is needed. This is the crowning touch to complete your kit.

$288.21 - $762.25

in 11 offers

The lowest price for Paiste 16" Signature Power Crash Cymbal right now is $288.21 at Reverb, compared across 11 retailers.

The all-time low was $288.21 on 15 May 2026. That's the lowest price we've ever tracked — a great time to buy.

Prices last updated 15 May 2026.

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