The Meinl 20" Byzance Traditional Extra Thin Hammered Crash is a cymbal that truly embodies craftsmanship and versatility. Handcrafted from B20 bronze in Turkey and refined by Meinl, this cymbal is designed to deliver a warm, rich sound with a wide dynamic range. The extra thin design, paired with extensive hand hammering, creates a dark, trashy tonality that shimmers with a long sustain. Whether you're cutting through a loud mix or blending into a softer acoustic setting, this cymbal is adaptable to various musical genres—be it rock, reggae, or fusion.

The cymbal's hand-hammered surface gives it a unique character, providing an energetic attack with a pleasant decay that leaves a lasting impression. Its medium volume makes it suitable for both studio sessions and live performances, making it a reliable choice for any drummer looking for a versatile crash.

Key Features:

• 20" Extra thin hammered crash
• Crafted from B20 bronze
• Hand-hammered for a dark, trashy sound
• Warm sound with a wide dynamic range
• Medium volume and sustain
• Versatile for various music styles
• Handmade in Turkey and refined by Meinl

Product specs

FAQs

What type of sound can I expect from the Meinl 20" Byzance Traditional Extra Thin Hammered Crash?

The Meinl 20" Byzance Traditional Extra Thin Hammered Crash delivers a mid to bright sound with a medium volume and sustain, making it versatile for various music styles.

Is the Meinl Byzance 20" Extra Thin Hammered Crash suitable for softer music genres?

Yes, its extra thin weight and traditional finish provide a responsive feel and smooth wash, making it ideal for softer music genres like jazz and acoustic settings.

How does the hand-hammered design affect the sound of this Meinl cymbal?

The hand-hammered design of the Meinl Byzance cymbal enhances its complexity and musicality, offering a unique character with rich overtones and a dynamic range.

What material is the Meinl 20" Byzance Traditional Extra Thin Hammered Crash made from?

This cymbal is crafted from B20 bronze, known for its durability and ability to produce a warm, complex sound with a balanced frequency range.

How does the Meinl Byzance Traditional Extra Thin Hammered Crash compare to thicker crash cymbals?

The extra thin design provides a quicker response and faster decay, making it more suitable for intricate playing techniques compared to thicker crash cymbals which offer more volume and sustain.