Meinl 17" Byzance Extra Dry Thin Crash Cymbal
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Meinl Cymbals B17EDTC Byzance 17-Inch Extra Dry Thin Crash Cymbal (VIDEO)
Brand: Meinl Cymbals
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- Hand hammered in Turkey from cast B20 Bronze — a thin weight with a scorched, trashy sound, the Byzance Extra Dry Thin Crash has a fiery response with a dry feel — its parched character will easily become a highly musical and integral part of your kit
- Raw yet refined — Byzance Extra Dry cymbals appear to be raw, but their design and sound is highly refined through extensive hand hammering — this is one of the most intriguing voices within the Byzance family that attracts many drummers
- Effortless sound — the thin weight of Byzance Extra Dry cymbals in combination with the dry surface puts them in a musical range that is useful in virtually any style — the underside of this cymbal is fully lathed to blend smoothness into its dry feel
- Designed for power, nuance and definition — these cymbals punctuate while adding loads of texture with fine stick definition — at low volumes, they deliver an earthy, mellow sound, and they can reach explosive status when laying into them with intensity
- Modern versatility rooted in tradition — hand hammered into shape in Turkey using cast B20 bronze, Meinl Byzance cymbals are deeply rooted in traditional cymbal crafting methods, yet their old-world background is dialed-in to 21st century needs.Match your heros — Meinl Cymbals are used by pro drummers like Benny Greb, Anika Nilles, Mike Johnston, Matt Garstka, Stu Fagan, Craig Reynolds or Robert Sput Searight