Si, se non sbaglio il facitore di questa prima linea dovrebbe essere in turchia, ma posso anche sbagliarmi........L'ho letto da qualche parte.....In pratica ad essere piu'preciso un turco ci ha messo mani di sicuro.........Ah, ho trovato!!!! Praticamente sono fatti in sede, ma con materiale e mano turca.......Tra l'altro paiste si lamenta di quasta serie perchè fatta un po'approssimativamente, dice sotto,e quindi ha secondo me ricavato la serie ultima CUSTOM scegliendo solo il meglio di questa manifattura,,,,,,Quindi mi scuso per aver detto che fossero fatti in Turchia, ottimo Starshine!!!!
"Hello,
I’ve received some information about rumors travelling around the world on internet blogs and forums, regarding our Twenty Series. I thought it might be a good idea to make our side of the story public. Because I do not believe in marketing BS, I will keep it brief and to the point:
Paiste received raw materials, specifically unfinished goods, from Murat and Ibrahim Diril in Turkey. We then hammered and lathed this material to make Paiste cymbals, the Twenty series. It is not true that Twenty cymbals were made entirely by Diril, or that we just applied logos to “finished cymbals” received from them.
Unfortunately, what we are dealing with is a disgruntled supplier, who has lost both Paiste and another cymbal company as customers. Be that as may be, I still wish them well for the future.
We discontinued our relationship with the Diril brothers because of quality problems. A significant portion of the raw materials received did not conform to our standards, resulting in cymbals we had to destroy after our final quality control inspection. We had no choice but to wind up the relationship.
We will continue to offer the Twenty series, we will not discontinue it, and we will ensure that our customary quality and consistency applies. That’s the bottom line.
Any questions or comments are welcome to my attention at
produktionsleiter@paiste.com.
My deep appreciation to all our fans and supporters for allowing us to continue to make great cymbals.
Erik Paiste"
