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- Series: Classics Custom Dark
- Thickness: Medium
- Finish: Traditional
- Alloy: B10
Meinl CC19DAC Classics Custom Dark 19" Crash Cymbal
19" Classics Custom Dark Crash. Full frequency range with a wide, full spread. Explosive attack, strong projection with a touch of warmth due to additional hammering.
Styles - Metal, Rock, Pop, Fusion, Studio
Timbre - Dark
Character - Musical, Rich
Pitch - High-Mid
Volume - Medium to High
Sustain - Medium to Long
Weight - Medium
Finish - Dark
Material - B10
Lathe - Wide Blade
Series: Classics Custom Dark
Dark finish cymbals offering warm, rich tones with subtle complexity. Perfect for expressive playing.
Thickness: Medium
Medium cymbals offer a balanced thickness that produces a versatile sound. Suitable for various music genres.
Finish: Traditional
Traditional finish with a medium gloss that preserves the cymbal’s natural character and delivers a balanced blend of warmth and brightness.
Alloy: B10
This alloy is a blend of 90% copper and 10% tin, providing enhanced warmth and brightness. It is durable and often used in mid-range cymbals.
Method of Production
- Pressure Point Technology
- Computerized Hammered
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Method of Production
Set Content
Cymbal Alone
Made in
Germany
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