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Meinl Gravity Bell

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The Meinl Gravity Bell is designed to fit directly onto the snare drum or floor tom, providing effective drumhead dampening. This feature allows for a compressed and controlled drum sound, ideal for studio sessions or live performances. In addition to its role as a dampener, it can be struck with drumsticks to produce various metallic effects, enriching the sonic possibilities for percussionists. Its steel alloy construction ensures robustness and durability, suitable for demanding musicians.

✓Easily attaches to snare drum or floor tom
✓Dampens the drumhead for a compressed and controlled sound
✓Can be played with drumsticks for metallic effects
✓Made of robust and durable steel alloy
✓Optimal weight of 1.25 kg for good stability

Technical Data

Weight	1.25 kg
Dimensions	13 cm x 10 cm x 4.5 cm
Material	Steel alloy

Uses & Advantages

Precise sound control for rehearsals and home studio recordings
Ideal for percussionists seeking original metallic effects
Suitable for stage musicians wanting a compressed drum sound
Easy to install and remove, convenient for lessons or music school
Durable material ensures a long life even with intensive use

Additional information

Brand MEINL

SKU MGB

Warranty 2 years

EAN 0842960153705

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Product: Meinl Gravity Bell

SKU: MGB

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6 rue d'Armaillé
75017 Paris, France

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