Meinl HCS8B HSC Bell 8" Effects Cymbal

Name: Meinl HCS8B HSC Bell 8" Effects Cymbal
Brand: Meinl
SKU: 214642
Price: 28.80 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.55 (12 reviews)

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Brand: Meinl

Product code: 214642 (HCS8B)

Meinl HCS8B HSC Bell 8" Effects Cymbal

4,55

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Brand: Meinl

Product code: 214642 (HCS8B)

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Meinl HCS8B HSC Bell 8" Effects Cymbal

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HCS bell with 8” diameter that is made of solid brass (MS63) and puts out a bright sustaining “ping” sound which makes it a cool effect for any drum or percussion setup. It has warm, harmonical sound character with low-mid pitch, medium to low volume and medium to short sustain, ideal for rock and pop genres. Bell features traditional finish and...

Series: HCS
Thickness: Medium
Finish: Traditional
Alloy: MS63

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Meinl HCS8B HSC Bell 8" Effects 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: MS63

MS63 alloy, typically composed of copper and zinc, provides a bright and resonant sound with a good balance of projection and warmth. It’s durable and affordable.

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.