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MEINL HCS Practice Cymbal Set

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Meinl Cymbals - HCS Practice Cymbals with Nathan Sletner

Description
When you get to practice more, you improve faster, and since these Practice Cymbals feel like a real setup, your muscle memory won't be out of touch when you switch to your actual kit. MEINL makes these with the same durable brass alloy as MEINL's standard HCS cymbals, so you get an enjoyable, musical tone from edge to bell. And they're made to last.
Other companies use cheaper alloys like stainless steel to make practice/quiet cymbals. MEINL's hole pattern knocks off weight and interrupts vibration through the brass to bring volume down in a way that doesn't shortchange tone quality. It boils down to less cymbal material—> less noise—> NOT a lesser tone. One takeaway is these play like real cymbals with significantly reduced volume, but they aren't made to be pin drop silent. They do let you fully engage during practice without terrorizing your dog or neighbors with sound.
You can study your timing, accuracy and dynamics on HCS practice cymbals in high definition. Get instant feedback from the cymbal with sound and touch worlds better than a rubber mute stuck over your favorite ride can do. Your neighbors will be happy, your ears will stop ringing and your ability will only go up. Plus, you can play these cymbals at quieter gigs on a compact kit or with a cajon, so you don’t have to worry about overtaking the mix.



Features
- Real cymbal feel and tone at a fraction of the volume
- Set includes 14" hi-hat, 16" crash, 20" ride
- Made from the same alloy as standard HCS cymbals
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Bright, pleasant tone
submitted5 months ago
byChase
fromPell City
I love mine! It comes with a 20in ride, unlike the Zildjian L80 packs. The tone of these is bright, pleasant, and cutting, with clear but not overpowering stick definition. The hats are a lot of fun to play. I'm very satisfied with my purchase. They're flatter in shape than the L80s, which means less afterstrike vibration, which may or may not be something you care about, but the flatter shape is more naturally closer to a regular cymbal.
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