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Meinl 16" Byzance Vintage TrashCrash

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Trash Crash

  • Sandblasted surface
  • The different sizes and shapes of the cut-outs gives the cymbal a unique look and a wide spread and trashy, noisy sound
  • Recommended for quick accents and punctuations
Available since February 2012
Item number 278580
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Hand Hammered Cymbal Yes
Finish Sandblasted
Alloy B20 Bronze
1.069 AED 268,07 €
Plus 277 AED shipping
The price in AED is a guideline price only
Since we ship from Germany, additional costs through taxes and customs may be incurred
Available at short notice (usually 2-5 days)
Available at short notice (usually 2-5 days)

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21 Customer ratings

4.9 / 5

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More versatile than you might think
Nicholas3612 27.07.2015
This is labelled a trash crash and described as somewhere between a crash and a china. This is true enough, but the description makes you think it might only be good for punky accents or metal type music. In fact it's much more versatile than that. Because it's very thin you don't need to hit it very hard to open it up, plus it dies down very quickly. For that reason it's become my crash cymbal of choice for the semi acoustic band I play with. Previously I just used a 8 inch splash which was suitably quiet, but in context sounded thin - like a cat sneezing. But with this I can get a much broader and more full-bodied range of sounds - from exotic washes to quick (louder) punctuation. But at low volume if needs be. You really only have to touch it to get the magic to happen.

Of course, you can use it for louder stuff too. I've also tried this in a stack with various cymbals on top and underneath and it works fantastically well if you're looking for those electronica style accents.

So all in all, very pleased I got this. I have the Benny Greb sand ride and the sand hi-hats and it blends in very nicely with those. Would recommend this generally as the first choice for a second crash.
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One of the bests
Anonymous 19.09.2016
The quality of this cymbal is without a doubt very high. This cymbal has a very nice and unique look because of it's holes . It is a light and thin cymbal and it's covered by a layer of sand wich makes the cymbal sound darker and quick. It's perfect for quick accents and punctuations. Usually when I play jazz or rock I use it as a stack ( under a meinl 12" classics trash splash and a meinl ching ring ) but if I play gospel or funk i use it as a normal crash.
Definitely worth the money!
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perfect
Matthew R. 22.03.2015
I have just fifnished with the Meinl Byzance series cymbals and have many different ones from Dry to brilliant but the Trash crash is the best the sound is awesome and im a very very happy with

as always Thomann super kits and will always again buy from you
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Tolles Becken
Lenn22 16.10.2019
Reisst nicht, klingt toll, macht spaß zu spielen.
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