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This Meinl HCS Dark 14/16/20" cymbal pack is ideal for drummers looking for a moderately dark, controlled sound, perfect for rock and pop styles. Comprising a hi-hat, a crash and a ride made from MS63 brass alloy, it offers a fast, precise attack with short sustain, making it suitable for rehearsals, music lessons and home studio sessions. Its dark finish and medium-to-low volume make it easy to use in a variety of settings, including apartments or studios where sound control is important.
| Brand | Meinl |
|---|---|
| Series | HCS Dark |
| Type | Cymbal Pack |
| Configuration | Hi-Hat + Crash + Ride |
| Hi-Hat | 14" (35.56 cm), pair |
| Crash | 16" (40.64 cm) |
| Ride | 20" (50.80 cm) |
| Number of cymbals | 4 physical (2 for Hi-Hat) |
| Alloy | MS63 brass |
| Finish | Dark |
| Thickness / weight | Medium |
| Sound | Moderately dark, controlled |
| Attack | Fast and precise |
| Sustain | Short |
| Volume | Medium to low |
| Music styles | Rock, Pop |
| Manufacture | Germany |
| Case included | No |
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