Product Description
The specially matched HCS new played CYMBAL SET-UP includes a 14” HCS Hihat, a 16” HCS Crash, and a 20” HCS Ride.
The MEINL HCS cymbal series is an entry level cymbal line that combine quality and value. They are made from MS63 alloy for a warm, harmonic and balanced sound. They offer the best possible sounds at an affordable price.
| List Price: | $378.00 |
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #3821 in Musical Instruments
- Color: metallic
- Brand: Meinl Cymbals
- Model: HCS141620
- Released on: 2008-07-14
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 20.00" h x 1.00" w x 20.00" l, 11.22 pounds
Features
- includes 14" hihat
- includes 16" Crash
- includes 20" Ride
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By Hyped1
I bought a DDRUM D2 5 piece kit which comes with 14 inch hi-hats and a 16 inch crash/ride. I did not like the sound of the packaged cymbals from day one! They sounded weak and tinny, I was looking for a relatively inexpensive replacement with something balanced between good sound and price. I think I found it with this purchase. These cymbals have great resonance and feel. The crash has a quick decay, the ride has a solid feel and the hi-hats have a great chik as well as sizzle feel. I recommend these highly to anyone unhappy with their default cymbal setup or as entry level. To top it off they look great in highly polished brass! It's a great deal for the price!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By Pymonte
Got these with my first drum kit, and they've served me well. They're extremely well-made, they sound leagues better than comparable Sabian, Paiste, and Zildjian cymbals, and they cost less to boot. Meinl is such an underrated company, but they're slowly getting the recognition that they deserve.
The hi-hats are nice and crisp, with not too much sustain. The crash is nice and cutting, also with a relatively short sustain. The ride has a surprisingly good bell, and it generally sounds good no matter where you hit it. I've beaten the crap out of these with some very thick sticks, and after polishing 'em, they show almost no signs of wear besides faded paint. No dents, no cracking, nothing. They still sound as good as when I got them.
These obviously not as nice as cymbals that are twice as expensive, but absolutely awesome for what they are. Want a good-quality beginner's cymbal that can take the beatings handed out to it from new players? This set is for you.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By John
I bought these in the winter. The hi hats are kind of cheap sounding, but the crash sounds great. You get what you pay for so this set is great for starters. I'm super stoked and glad i god these!
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