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Meinl Byzance Dual Trash Crash 18" Effects Cymbal

Name: Meinl Byzance Dual Trash Crash 18" Effects Cymbal
Brand: Meinl
SKU: 1044624
Price: 349.00 EUR
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Product code: 1044624 (B18DUTRC)

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Meinl Byzance Dual Trash Crash 18" Effects Cymbal

349 €

379 €

- 8 %

Stunning contrast of extra dry and brilliant finishes with a unique combination of hammering and lathing. This thin cymbal with added holes explodes with a fast crash and has very short sustain, making it a great cymbal for quick or trashy accents.

Series: Byzance Dual
Thickness: Thin
Finish: Raw, Traditional
Alloy: B20

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Meinl Byzance Dual Trash Crash 18" Effects Cymbal

Series: Byzance Dual

A unique blend of bright and dark tones, offering versatility with rich complexity. Designed for drummers who want dynamic sound options.

Thickness: Thin

Thin cymbals are lightweight and provide a bright, warm, and fast-decaying sound. They are highly sensitive and often used in jazz and music styles that require subtle dynamics.

Finish

Raw
Traditional

Alloy: B20

This high-quality alloy is made of 80% copper and 20% tin. It delivers a complex, warm sound with rich tonal depth. It is used in premium cymbal series.

Method of Production: Hand Hammered

Hand hammered cymbals are individually shaped and textured by skilled artisans using traditional hammering techniques. This manual process creates unique tonal characteristics and subtle variations, giving each cymbal a distinct sound and character.