Zildjian K Constantinople Medium vs. Medium Thin High and Medium Thin Low

I've been playing two Zildjian K Constantinople rides for a few years now, and I love them. The Medium Thin Low has a trashy sound and still somehow cuts through mixes. The Medium Thin High is a sweeter and higher-pitched cymbal that fits into a lot of styles, except maybe harder rock. But recently I found a K Constantinople Medium and it might be my new favorite. It's pitched somewhere between the other two (which makes sense, even though it apparently weighs less), and it has more definition than either. Still definitely lightweight, like the others, and crashable too. Weights are... —K Constantinople Medium 1928g —K Constantinople Medium Thin Low 1980g —K Constantinople Medium Thin High 1966g Timestamps... 0:03 K Con Medium 1:30 K Con Medium Thin Low 2:49 K Con Medium Thin High 4:12 K Con Medium (short, cymbal only) 4:26 K Con Medium Thin Low (short, cymbal only) 4:36 K Con Medium Thin High (short, cymbal only) Which is your favorite? Equipment —DW drums —Zildjian K Constantinople rides —Earthworks overhead mics —Blue Hummingbird mic on snare —AKG D112 mic on kick —Apogee Element 88 A/D —Logic Pro —Fujifilm X100V —Final Cut Pro