Meinl Pure Alloy Hi Hats 14"

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In the Hi-hat Cymbals category, Meinl Pure Alloy Hi Hats 14" is priced in the upper end of the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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The Meinl Pure Alloy 14" Hi-Hats are where tradition meets innovation, offering drummers a versatile and expressive addition to their setup. These hi-hats are meticulously crafted from B12 bronze, a material known for its responsive and dynamic sound. With fully lathed surfaces, they produce a sweet, lingering sustain that is both classic and refreshing. The hi-hats are designed to resonate with a full tonal spectrum, providing a polished definition with a velvety wash that drummers crave. Whether you're laying down a subtle groove or driving the beat with full-bodied energy, these hi-hats deliver a sound that's both crisp and lush. Ideal for various musical styles, they offer a reactive touch that adapts to your playing dynamics, from quick staccato notes to a smooth, sustained sizzle.

Key Features:

Crafted from B12 bronze for responsive sound
Fully lathed surfaces for higher wash-to-stick ratio
Polished definition with a velvety wash
Versatile for diverse musical styles
Dynamic range from staccato to full-bodied energy
Protected by a 2-year manufacturer warranty

Product specs

Type	Hi-hat
Size	14"
Weight	Medium
Material	B12
Sound	Full, Shimmering, Smooth
Sustain	Medium to Long

FAQs

What type of sound can I expect from the Meinl Pure Alloy 14" Medium Hi-Hat?: The Meinl Pure Alloy 14" Medium Hi-Hat delivers a full, shimmering, and smooth sound with a medium to long sustain, making it versatile for various music styles.
What material is used in the Meinl Pure Alloy 14" Medium Hi-Hat?: The Meinl Pure Alloy 14" Medium Hi-Hat is crafted from B12 cast alloy, which contributes to its rich tonal qualities and durability.
Is the Meinl Pure Alloy 14" Medium Hi-Hat suitable for live performances?: Yes, the Meinl Pure Alloy 14" Medium Hi-Hat is well-suited for live performances, offering a balanced sound with enough projection to cut through a mix.
How does the traditional finish affect the sound of the Meinl Pure Alloy Hi-Hats?: The traditional finish of the Meinl Pure Alloy Hi-Hats enhances their classic look and contributes to their warm, smooth sound profile.
Are the Meinl Pure Alloy 14" Medium Hi-Hats machine hammered?: Yes, the Meinl Pure Alloy 14" Medium Hi-Hats are machine hammered, ensuring consistent tone and quality across the pair.

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The Drum Shop - Portland, Maine

Meinl 14" Pure Alloy Medium Hi Hats

The Drum Shop - Portland, Maine

Meinl 14" Pure Alloy Medium Hi Hats - 998g/1147g

The Drum Shop - Portland, Maine

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Meinl Pure Alloy Hi Hats 14".

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The 14" Meinl Pure Alloy Hi Hats are noted for being lightweight and producing a fast attack, making them versatile compared to heavier, drier models.
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The 14" extra dry hi-hats are preferred for unique sound qualities that align well with specific music styles, unlike the more versatile but less distinct Pure Alloy models.
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The Pure Alloy Extra Hammered hi-hats are described as slightly heavier and brighter with more volume and projection than the Byzance Duals.
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Pure Alloy Extra Hammered hi-hats are likened to Paiste in sound due to their non-B20 alloy, making them brighter and suitable for cutting through mixes.
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The Pure Alloy Customs are compared to the Paiste Signature line for their brighter sound, with Meinl using B12 alloy and Paiste using B15 for a more refined finish.
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These hi-hats are favored for their ability to articulate quicker notes, which can be advantageous in genres requiring precision and speed.
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For those seeking a balance of brightness and darker tones, combining Pure Alloy with Paiste Dark Energy hats is recommended, especially in a 15" size for rock settings.
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Pure Alloy Customs are noted to project well in hardcore music, with users utilizing the 22" ride as a crash and the 15" hi-hats.
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Players express a preference for the custom Pure Alloy hi-hats in settings where the hi-hat isn't mic'd, highlighting their volume and presence in live performances.
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Some owners find variability in the Pure Alloy Custom line, appreciating the 14" hi-hats and 19" crash but disliking the 20" crash's sound.
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Features and functionality

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The hand-hammered nature of Meinl hi-hats results in unique overtones and slight sound variations with each hit, offering a broader sonic palette than machine-hammered counterparts.
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Pure Alloy Customs are thinner, offering a quicker, more shimmering tone due to their finish and weight, suitable for genres needing brighter cymbal presence.
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Luke Holland

Drummer

Falling In Reverse

Verified via MEINL Cymbals - Artists

In this Post on the Meinl website, it is shown that Luke uses the Pure alloy hi hats in his cymbal setup

Clay Aeschliman

Drummer

Polyphia

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In the YouTube video titled "Meinl Cymbals - Clay Aeschliman - 'Yas'," Clay Aeschliman is seen using Meinl Pure Alloy 14" Hi-Hats.

Austin Archey

Drummer

Lorna Shore

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Austin Archey used this cymbal on the Pain Remains tour, as described in an Instagram post

Aaron Paulsen

Guitarist, Bassist

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Aaron Paulsen is confirmed to use Meinl Pure Alloy Hi Hats 14" as he can be seen playing them in his cover of "FE!N" by Travis Scott on his YouTube channel.