Meinl HCS20CR HCS 20" Crash-Ride Cymbal

Name: Meinl HCS20CR HCS 20" Crash-Ride Cymbal
Brand: Meinl
SKU: 347342
Price: 106.00 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.50 (15 reviews)

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Product code: 347342 (HCS20CR)

Meinl HCS20CR HCS 20" Crash-Ride Cymbal

4.50

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Brand: Meinl

Product code: 347342 (HCS20CR)

€106

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Meinl HCS20CR HCS 20" Crash-Ride Cymbal

€106

The Meinl HCS line offers drummers of all ages and levels the highest quality cymbals at an incredible value. The perfect blend of a crash and a ride — The 20" Meinl HCS crash/ride is the perfect middle ground between a ride cymbal and a crash cymbal — ride on the top and bell for a clean ping sound or play into the side for big crash effects. .

Series: HCS
Thickness: Medium
Finish: Traditional
Alloy: B8

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Meinl HCS20CR HCS 20" Crash-Ride Cymbal

Series: HCS

Entry-level cymbals offering bright tone and consistent performance for beginners. Suitable for practice and early stage 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: B8

This alloy is consisting of 92% copper and 8% tin, offering a balanced tone with a bright, clean sound. It is durable and often used in affordable cymbals.

Method of Production: Pressure Point Technology

Pressure Point Technology involves a specialized method of hammering that targets specific areas of the cymbal to enhance its tonal qualities. By applying pressure to certain points of the cymbal, this technique allows for greater control over the cymbal's sound. The result is a more dynamic and expressive cymbal that offers improved tonal balance.