Difference between revisions of "Meinl Byzance Dual"
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* '''[[Meinl Multi-Trash|Multi-Trash]] - [[Meinl Byzance 14" Dual Multi-Trash|14"]] | * '''[[Meinl Multi-Trash|Multi-Trash]] - [[Meinl Byzance 14" Dual Multi-Trash|14"]] | ||
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| + | *'''[[Meinl Trash China|Trash China]] - [[Meinl Byzance 22" Dual Trash China|22"]] | ||
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Revision as of 23:46, 4 January 2026
Introduction: In 2015, Meinl introduced the first Byzance Dual hihat, crash, and crash-rides as part of the Byzance Extra Dry line. In 2020, these cymbals were categorized as their own Byzance sub-category, the Byzance Dual series.1
Background: Expanding from the Byzance Extra Dry line, Dual cymbals have quickly risen in popularity and become instantly recognizable for their unique look and sound. To start, the center is raw, bearing handhammered markings, while the edge is lathed and buffed to a brilliant finish.1
Innovation: Made in Turkey from B20 bronze, hand-hammered into shape, raw finish in center, and narrow blade lathing with brilliant finish on edges only.1
Alloy: B20
Quality: Professional
Applications: Live and Studio
Sound: Trashy, earthy and low at first, ending with a flash of explosive brilliance.
Rides
- Crash Ride - 20" 22"
Crashes
Hi-Hats
Chinas
Splashes
Other
Prototypes
Chinas
Source:
1 meinlcymbals (retrieved October 5, 2024)
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