Types of Cymbals

Given the description of the cymbal, type the name of cymbal. Kind of simple, really.

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Hint	Answer
Two cymbals facing opposite directions, can be played with foot pedal	Hi-hat
Lighter-sounding cymbal, commonly used for ending musical phrases	Crash
Heavier-sounding cymbal, mainly used for keeping time on swing and rock grooves	Ride
Small, lighter-sounding cymbal; can be played upside down or right side up	Splash
Combination of similar shaped on top of one another, imitates a "clap" sound	Stack
Small cymbal that sounds akin to a brake drum, thicker than a normal cymbal	Bell
Washy-sounding cymbal, named after a country	China
Small cymbals that are played with only your hands, or rather extensions of them	Finger
Wavy cymbal that is usually placed up high so it can be hit more effectively	Spiral
Tuned cymbals that are thick and usually mounted on a mallet keyboard instrument	Crotale
Cymbal that has tiny screws and buzzes for while after being hit	Sizzle

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