Meinl 18" Byzance Thin Crash

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Thin Crash Cymbal

  • Byzance series
  • Traditional finish
  • Size: 18"
  • Hand produced produced in Turkey
  • Refined and revised by Meinl
  • Lightweight, blurring and dark in its the frequency range Crash Cymbals
  • Soft attack and pleasant short sustain
Available since April 2004
Item number 168710
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Hand Hammered Cymbal Yes
Finish Regular, Traditional
Alloy B20 Bronze
4.699 kr
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A nice sounding crash with a bit of a sizzle
UK Beachboys 26.01.2017
This is perhaps a strange review, because although I bought it, it was for the drummer who has been playing in the pantomime I've been in charge of for ten weeks. Dr Brian - a real Doctor of Music, has been playing in the pit for shows for as long as I've known him and many years before. He's a hard hitter and an excellent player - he's very popular with our sound people too because when he plays, there's a very particular sound, and lots of his work for panto is single crashes, effects and suspense stuff - not just normal drummer stuff. This means lots of cymbal work, and he had had one of these cymbals for quite a while - it sounded excellent. Although described as a 'thin' crash, this isn't a lightweight cymbal - the reason I had to be another was because it got damaged. The only available space in the pit was really too small for his big kit, and every time the cymbal was hit hard, the rear edge would rise up and make contact with the underside of the stage. This caused the rim, at it's thinnest point to crack - repeatedly making contact with a sharp corner on a metal bracket. By the time Brian realised it was too late - so he carried on playing, and at the end of the run, I replaced the cymbal with a brand new one. It sounds to me - a non-drummer, but someone who has recorded far too many over the year - like a thicker one, but has that lovely sizzle up tom when the very rim is hit hard. I'm currently working on the video recording of the show, and you can hear this cymbal really cutting through. It's a bit strange to do a positive review of a cymbal you've managed to actually damage - but on the back side of the cymbal there are a number of sharp indentations where it's made contact with the bracket so I'm perfectly happy with the cymbal, and so is Brian - who I'm sure would have asked for a different one if he'd been unhappy with it. So it's good choice, comes recommended by the owner, and the sound operator, and me - the person who paid for it!
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klingt traumhaft!
Christian495 15.11.2009
Das 18" Byzance Thin Crash klingt sehr offen und angenehm im Obertonspekrum - da ist nichts was zu stechenden Schmerzen in den Ohren und zugekniffenen Augen führt.

Der Attack ist bei normalem Anschlag sehr direkt und der volle Klang sofort präsent. Bei leisem Spiel klingt es sowohl auf dem Profil wie auch auf der Kuppe sehr angenehm und läßt sich überall wo leise Töne gefragt sind hervorragend einsetzen. Bei härterer Gangart übersteuert es kaum - aber einige der schönen Obertöne können dabei schon mal etwas untergehen - ist eben nicht unbedingt für Heavy Metal oder Punk gedacht, sondern eher für Jazz, Funk, Fusion oder normaler Rock.

Alles in allem klingt das Becken einfach wunderbar Musikalisch und ist durch verschiedene Anspielarten sehr variabel einsetzbar. Ich hab mich echt in den Klang verliebt.
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Manufattura e Suono magnifici
Anonymous 05.01.2017
Dopo aver provato, visto e valutato diversi crash da 18", la mia scelta è ricaduta sul magnifico Meinl Byzance Thin Crash.

Un piatto decisamente scuro, ma che si adatta benissimo a qualsiasi evenienza se saputo usare con tocco. La fattura è ottima, ma non avevo dubbi su questo. Acquisto consigliatissimo, prezzo giusto per un prodotto che vale una vita.
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Klang ist immer Geschmacksache
Jochen Z. 10.05.2015
Für mich jedoch DER Klang eines Crash-Beckens in traditioneller Ausführung, ob 8, 12, 14, 16 oder 18 Zoll. Die Thin-Serie ist sehr dunkel mit schönen Obertönen. Für mich ein guter Allrounder für fast alle Richtungen.
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