Meinl Cymbals Trash Crash Cymbal With Holes HCS16TRC
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Meinl Cymbals Trash Crash Cymbal With Holes HCS16TRC
$83.99
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Meinl Cymbals Trash Crash Cymbal With Holes HCS16TRC Price History
Price History for Meinl 16" HCS Trash Crash Cymbal
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| Current Price | $83.99 | January 9, 2025 |
| Highest Price | $83.99 | September 20, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $79.17 | December 4, 2024 |
Since September 20, 2024
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| $83.99 | December 7, 2024 |
| $79.17 | December 4, 2024 |
| $83.99 | September 20, 2024 |
Meinl Cymbals Trash Crash Cymbal With Holes HCS16TRC Description
- MAJOR UPGRADE FROM “STOCK” STARTER CYMBALS: these are not those distractingly cheap, flimsy prop cymbals that come with most drum sets; Meinl HCS cymbals have impressive sound and sturdy feel geared toward beginner/intermediate players
- WHY IT MATTERS: playing HCS cymbals will sound more like what you hear in actual songs, making the drums even more fun to play; plus, they aren’t going to fall apart, dent, or bend after a few uses like stock cymbals
- WHAT’S IN THE BOX: includes one 16″ trash crash cymbal; it sounds like a cross between a china cymbal and a dark crash; hole cut-outs give it its trashy tone, and it’s great for accents, cymbal stacking, or heavy fills with its quick sustain
- DRIVING THE SOUND: made in Germany with MS63 brass alloy for a clean, bright, and crisp tone; substantial thickness with well-formed surface grooves and hammer marks give you a defined sound without clangy or ear-piercing overtones
- CATCH UP QUICK: HCS exceeds expectations because Meinl brings experience crafting cymbals since 1951; we make HCS and other lines in our German factory, and our top-of-the-line professional Byzance cymbals are hand hammered in Turkey from cast B20 bronze
- ZOOM IN: the surface shimmers and shines under light, which is a bonus if you like your kit to look beautiful; HCS cymbals also feature the same logo treatment as our professional lines, including a small laser engraved logo and serial number
- OF NOTE: you can find any sound in the seemingly never-ending selection of cymbal types in the HCS line; all essentials in multiple sizes are covered along with effects cymbals that let you expand your sound with variety
- THE BOTTOM LINE: this is a German made, top-quality entry level cymbal that resembles more high-end models with its crisp, bright tone and musical feel; it has a long lifespan, even for hard hitters, and fits any musical style
Meinl Cymbals Trash Crash Cymbal With Holes HCS16TRC Specification
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Eric Schmidlin –
I am somewhat disappointed with Amazon’s delivery time (the cymbal did not ship until 7 days after I placed the order), but I am happy with the overall quality of the cymbal itself.
The HCS series of Meinl cymbals is marketed toward “beginner” drummers. As a drummer who has been behind his set for over 40 years, I have to say that this particular cymbal is pretty darn good sounding.
I have 2 Sabian HHX Ozone cymbals and I have to say that the Meinl HCS series of Ozone cymbals is very close to the quality of my Sabians. I would not hesitate to recommend this HCS cymbal to a professional or a beginning drummer. My only complaint is that the circular cutouts have rough edges. I would compare this cymbal to a high quality B8, hand hammered composition cymbal.
If you are looking for an Ozone cymbal at a relatively decent price, I would have to say that this it the cymbal you want.
Jason Cagle –
Ive always played some mixture of Zildjian or Sabian low end cymbals (zbt, B8, etc…) for about 20 years now on my home kit and this set has just blown me away for the value. They are a bit thinner and a bit quiter than what Im used to but its worth it for the more uniform sound and versatilty. If you are expecting to get a $4000 set at this price point then dont bother. However, if you want a good sounding, well rounded, versatile set for a great price grab these up!! Oh yeah, and they look awesome behind the kit too!!
joseph a gaites –
At first I was leery of this MEINL BELL because of the extremely low price. But I’ll be the first to admit that I was wrong. This MEINL BELL IS JUST ABSOLUTELY POSITIVELY AMAZING.
Just a slight stick strike rings out a crisp crystal clear ping that just goes on and on. Also you can achieve multiple different sounds from this bell. By rim shot mid bell strike or very top of bell strikes. Also you can achieve totally different ping by turning upside down and simply adjusting the tension of your wing nut. I wish I had tried MEINL symbols BEFORE I invested in the OH so overrated brand that(hint starts with Z) because they absolutely suck compared to MEINL and I am seriously going to change out my entire symbol collection for MEINL SYMBOLS I’m definitely a MEINL SYMBOLS DRUMMER threw and threw now I’m hooked AND recommend that any new drummers out there who are starting to find there symbol sound that just sets off your individual rythum skip over all the label whore pos symbols out there and get these MEINL SYMBOLS you won’t be sorry
Abel bustamante –
Pretty decent item but the sound does go away pretty quick. But it’s okay for the price
kenny –
It has been 15 years since I have used any of my acoustic kits (having transitioned to E-Kits). The touring/live performances had taken their toll on my cymbal collection and the cost of replacing broken cymbals, coupled with being a starving artist, forced me into an early retirement. I remembered having a Meinl replacement crash and enjoyed the razor-y clearness it provided. As I contemplated re-brassing my acoustic collections, I stumbled on this cymbal pack from Meinl. The sheer number of cymbals and variety of types was difficult to resist at this price point. Upon receiving the cymbals, I was instantly pleased with the quality of the sound, the depth of lathing, the finish, the never-ending options. What an amusement park of cymbals! These are not your fathers budget line of pie pans from the 70’s-90’s. Certainly, they are not aligned with the “pro-grade” options available, but you might be stunned at how melodic they are. As a mass produced and affordable option, these will be providing me with all I shall need. As for the sound, the 20″ ride produces a delightful ping with moderate sustain. The crashes 14″, 16″, 18″ are responsive and open up quite easily. The 14″ china is what I have come to expect from a 14″. It is an efx cymbal more than a customary 18″+ china. The 8″ bell is phenomenal! I cannot stay off of it. I walk past the kit and have to strike it. The 16″ trash crash is something I will come to enjoy with time. It has it’s own personality. As with any cymbal line, it is a relationship between the equipment and the player. I have heard fellow drummers to say that ‘One must learn to draw the sound from the cymbal’ -by learning it’s sweet spots I presume. So far I am finding a load of these sweet spots in this amazing cymbal pack. No money can be better spent on such an assortment. I would not hesitate to buy an identical cymbal pack for the other kits.
Brad Ianniello –
Great price for what you get in this box! Decent sound quality. Great for beginners or intermediate drummers! Well made!
Quinton L. Sasnett –
This set is pretty good for the money! Some of the lighter cymbals (14″ crash, etc) are a but thin in sound (tinny??) but make a mean “splash” for the overall set. There are a ton of variables that you can make with this set. I paired a keyholed & cracked 16″ crash with the trash crash to make a stack that has some pretty interesting wispy sounds. Also the china, while not a bad sound, is a little light. The ride is light but still solid and the 18″ crash has some meat to the sound. The 10″ splash is light and the bell provides a depth that I had not experienced before. Overall this is a great cymbal set for the money. It has awesome potential based on how you set it up and the pairings for different sounds. I would definitely recommend this cymbal set to others.
Kindle Customer –
Great sounding cymbal at a stellar price. looking at the cymbal lines, it seems like the HCS cymbal line are more for beginners, working into novice drum skills. i hit that cymbal and can feel how solid it is. they didn’t cut corners making this cymbal. its thick and has tone that rings out for just the right amount of time. Everything i needed from a 8 inch bell cymbal, this has and delivers. forget beginners, this is a great cymbal for anyone looking to add more cymbals to their set and to their playing, while not going broke.