Difference between revisions of "Meinl Amun 13" Medium Hihat"
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The "chick" the 13"s did produce would probably be more than sufficient for a low-volume lounge or jazz gig. And considering how much I liked every other aspect of these hi-hats, I'd go to great lengths to try to enhance their "chick" performance for all other musical applications. I'd use a rubber cup instead of a felt washer to support the bottom cymbal, and a clutch with rubber grips to hold the top one. I'd also adjust the tilter carefully to maximize its effect. The effort would be worth it."<br> | The "chick" the 13"s did produce would probably be more than sufficient for a low-volume lounge or jazz gig. And considering how much I liked every other aspect of these hi-hats, I'd go to great lengths to try to enhance their "chick" performance for all other musical applications. I'd use a rubber cup instead of a felt washer to support the bottom cymbal, and a clutch with rubber grips to hold the top one. I'd also adjust the tilter carefully to maximize its effect. The effort would be worth it."<br> | ||
| − | Review written by Rick Van Horn ("Meinl Amun Cymbals - When you're named for an Egyptian god, you'd better have something special to offer.", Modern Drummer, February 2000, p. 56)<br> | + | :Review written by Rick Van Horn ("Meinl Amun Cymbals - When you're named for an Egyptian god, you'd better have something special to offer.", Modern Drummer, February 2000, p. 56)<br> |
'''Artist/song where it can be heard:''' unknown <br> | '''Artist/song where it can be heard:''' unknown <br> | ||
Revision as of 22:50, 13 October 2025
Group: Hi-Hats
Type: Medium Hihat
Size: 13 Inch
Series: Amun
Weight: Top: ?g / Bottom: ?g
Years of production: 1999 - 2007
Sound file: unknown
Meinl's Description: <<< - >>>
Review: "The 13" medium hi-hats sounded fabulous when played with sticks: sweet, clean, moderately low in pitch, and very quick. Their "bark" was smooth and hissy rather than aggressive. They were just a joy to play in all respects but one: the elusive "chick" sound. They didn't have much. Although described as "medium" weight, they seemed very light and thin. Such hi-hats simply aren't capable of producing the same sound when closed as heavier cymbals can. It's a matter of physics.
The "chick" the 13"s did produce would probably be more than sufficient for a low-volume lounge or jazz gig. And considering how much I liked every other aspect of these hi-hats, I'd go to great lengths to try to enhance their "chick" performance for all other musical applications. I'd use a rubber cup instead of a felt washer to support the bottom cymbal, and a clutch with rubber grips to hold the top one. I'd also adjust the tilter carefully to maximize its effect. The effort would be worth it."
- Review written by Rick Van Horn ("Meinl Amun Cymbals - When you're named for an Egyptian god, you'd better have something special to offer.", Modern Drummer, February 2000, p. 56)
Artist/song where it can be heard: unknown
