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'''Introduction:''' 1995 <br> | '''Introduction:''' 1995 <br> | ||
'''Discontinued:''' ?<br> | '''Discontinued:''' ?<br> | ||
| − | '''Background:''' A unique concept based on three sound characters: Basic, Fusion, & Rock. (see descriptions of each below.) <br> | + | '''Background:''' A unique concept based on three sound characters: Basic, Fusion, & Rock. In addition, three finish options were available: Regular, Brilliant, & Champagne 64. (see descriptions of each below.) <br> |
'''Innovation:''' <br> | '''Innovation:''' <br> | ||
'''Alloy:''' [[Alloys#B8 Alloy|B8]] <br> | '''Alloy:''' [[Alloys#B8 Alloy|B8]] <br> | ||
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'''Sound:''' <br> | '''Sound:''' <br> | ||
| − | *Basic - | + | ====Sound Characters==== |
| + | *Basic - The bow, finishing, and type of hammering are designed for light to medium playing styles. Basic cymbals provide perfect all-round sounds with quick response. | ||
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| + | *Fusion - The FUSION models also share the same basic design concept (as Basic), but influences from lighter playing styles and their requirements are considered here. Fusion cymbals shine with very warm sounds. Thin, dynamic cymbals specifically for quieter music. | ||
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| + | *Rock - ROCK models also have their own fundamental concept. They are clearly designed to meet the demands of powerful playing styles. Rock cymbals have excellent projection and are particularly suitable for loud music. | ||
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| + | ====Finishes==== | ||
| + | *Regular - After turning or grinding, the surface of the cymbal is not further processed. The Regular Finish has the least impact on the cymbal's sound. | ||
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| + | *Brilliant - Cymbal surface meticulously hand-polished to a high gloss. Causes a slight damping of the overtones. | ||
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| + | *Champagne 64 - This special surface treatment dampens the entire overtone spectrum. The response becomes extremely clear and dry. | ||
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<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Revision as of 05:09, 29 September 2025
Contents
Introduction: 1995
Discontinued: ?
Background: A unique concept based on three sound characters: Basic, Fusion, & Rock. In addition, three finish options were available: Regular, Brilliant, & Champagne 64. (see descriptions of each below.)
Innovation:
Alloy: B8
Quality:
Applications:
Sound:
Sound Characters
- Basic - The bow, finishing, and type of hammering are designed for light to medium playing styles. Basic cymbals provide perfect all-round sounds with quick response.
- Fusion - The FUSION models also share the same basic design concept (as Basic), but influences from lighter playing styles and their requirements are considered here. Fusion cymbals shine with very warm sounds. Thin, dynamic cymbals specifically for quieter music.
- Rock - ROCK models also have their own fundamental concept. They are clearly designed to meet the demands of powerful playing styles. Rock cymbals have excellent projection and are particularly suitable for loud music.
Finishes
- Regular - After turning or grinding, the surface of the cymbal is not further processed. The Regular Finish has the least impact on the cymbal's sound.
- Brilliant - Cymbal surface meticulously hand-polished to a high gloss. Causes a slight damping of the overtones.
- Champagne 64 - This special surface treatment dampens the entire overtone spectrum. The response becomes extremely clear and dry.
- Meinl Custom Shop 22 Cymbal 1.jpg
- Meinl Custom Shop 22 Cymbal 2.jpg
- Meinl Custom Shop 22 Cymbal 3.jpg
