Brass crash/ride cymbal with warm mixture of ping and wash
The MENIL HCS Crash Ride cymbal includes one crash/ride cymbal. This cymbal fills the gap between a ride and crash, where it's not too thin or too thick for either purpose. Go from a bright "ping" sound on the top to a wide-open wash (or sustain) when crashing. Made in Germany with MS63 brass alloy for a clean, bright and crisp tone, it features substantial thickness with well-formed surface grooves and hammer marks that give you a defined sound without clangy or ear-piercing overtones.
HCS Cymbals
The Meinl HCS line offers drummers of all ages and levels the highest-quality cymbals at an incredible value. HCS cymbals are made in Germany from MS63 brass alloy, and they are lathe formed with wide blade lathing and feature a traditional finish. These are not those distractingly cheap, flimsy prop cymbals that come with most drum sets. MEINL HCS cymbals have impressive sound and sturdy feel geared toward beginner/intermediate players. Playing HCS cymbals will sound more like what you hear in actual songs, making the drums even more fun to play. Plus, they aren't going to fall apart, dent or bend after a few uses like stock cymbals.
HCS Cymbals
The Meinl HCS line offers drummers of all ages and levels the highest-quality cymbals at an incredible value. HCS cymbals are made in Germany from MS63 brass alloy, and they are lathe formed with wide blade lathing and feature a traditional finish. These are not those distractingly cheap, flimsy prop cymbals that come with most drum sets. MEINL HCS cymbals have impressive sound and sturdy feel geared toward beginner/intermediate players. Playing HCS cymbals will sound more like what you hear in actual songs, making the drums even more fun to play. Plus, they aren't going to fall apart, dent or bend after a few uses like stock cymbals.Specifications
Sizes and Purpose
- Quantity: 1
- Type: Crash-ride
- Sizes (in): 20
- Material: Brass
- Hammering: Machine
- Lathing: Full
Features
- Crash/ride cymbal made from MS63 brass
- Bright, warm timbre and quicker decay than bronze
- Shaped in Germany with wide-blade lathing
- Visible hammer marks and traditional finish
- Surface shimmers and shines under light