Meinl Byzance Heavy 14" Hi-Hat

Name: Meinl Byzance Heavy 14" Hi-Hat
Brand: Meinl
SKU: 1437
Price: 490.00 GBP
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Brand: Meinl

Product code: 1437 (B14HH)

Meinl Byzance Heavy 14" Hi-Hat

Brand: Meinl

Product code: 1437 (B14HH)

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Meinl Byzance Heavy 14" Hi-Hat

£490

Byzance Traditional Heavy Hi Hat. Diameter: 14" (35,56 cm). Alloy: B20 Bronze. Finish: Regular. Sound: Very assertive, loud cymbals with a lower, softer base tone. Assembly: Hand chased.

Series: Byzance Traditional
Thickness: Heavy
Finish: Traditional
Alloy: B20

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Meinl Byzance Heavy 14" Hi-Hat

Byzance Traditional Heavy Hi Hat. Diameter: 14" (35,56 cm). Alloy: B20 Bronze. Finish: Regular. Sound: Very assertive, loud cymbals with a lower, softer base tone. Assembly: Hand chased

Series: Byzance Traditional

Classic hand-hammered cymbals with balanced, warm sound. Suitable for a wide range of traditional music styles.

Thickness: Heavy

Heavy cymbals are thicker and heavier than medium, delivering a strong, full-bodied sound with good sustain and projection. They suit rock and louder music styles.

Finish: Traditional

Traditional finish with a medium gloss that preserves the cymbal’s natural character and delivers a balanced blend of warmth and brightness.

Alloy: B20

This high-quality alloy is made of 80% copper and 20% tin. It delivers a complex, warm sound with rich tonal depth. It is used in premium cymbal series.

Method of Production: Hand Hammered

Hand hammered cymbals are individually shaped and textured by skilled artisans using traditional hammering techniques. This manual process creates unique tonal characteristics and subtle variations, giving each cymbal a distinct sound and character.