Detail 01
14 inch
The standard hi-hat size. Balanced between stick definition and volume, and fits any standard hi-hat stand.

Independent shopping perspective
Entry-level 14" hi-hats from Paiste's budget brass line. For a first kit, a practice room, or a spare pair you won't worry about.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
The standard hi-hat size. Balanced between stick definition and volume, and fits any standard hi-hat stand.
Detail 02
Paiste's most affordable tier. Machine-made brass rather than bronze, so the sound is brighter and less complex.
Detail 03
Cuts through with a bright, direct tone. Less shimmer and fewer overtones than B8 or B20 bronze cymbals.
Detail 04
Top and bottom included, matched from the factory. No need to buy a second cymbal.
Detail 05
Puts a matched pair in reach at roughly what one mid-tier cymbal costs.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes for rehearsal and small rooms. Brass is bright and cuts, though it lacks the projection and body of heavier bronze hats in a loud stage mix.
You can, but hi-hat tops are made to be struck on the edge in pairs. Used alone the sound is short and thin compared to an actual crash.
Yes. 14 inch is the standard size and these use standard center holes, so any conventional hi-hat stand and clutch will work.
PST 3 is the entry tier in the PST family. The higher PST numbers step up in alloy and finishing, which adds warmth and complexity.