Meinl 20" Byzance Jazz M. Thin Crash
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Meinl
20" Byzance Jazz M. Thin Crash
Product Info
Article Number:
350251
Brand:
Meinl
Model:
20" Byzance Jazz M. Thin Crash
Category:
20" Crash Cymbals
Price:
$526.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Meinl Jazz M. Thin is a beautifully voiced crash, perfect for jazz, small ensemble work, or any situation where you need a sophisticated, articulate crash. The fast decay and warm tone cut through a mix without being overpowering – a real gem for the discerning player.
Product Description
- Meinl 20" Byzance Jazz M. Thin Crash
- Jazz Medium Thin Crash Tank
- Byzance series
- Size: 20"
- Jazz (brilliant) finish
- Very explosive
- warm sound with a fast decay
- Thin
- heavily hammered crash with a deep basic tone
- Material: B20 bronze
- Hand hammered
PROS
- • B20 bronze delivers a warm, complex, and nuanced tonal character.
- • Thin profile and hammering create a quick, responsive decay ideal for jazz.
- • Brilliant finish enhances clarity and projection without being overly bright.
- • Meinl’s Byzance Jazz series is renowned for exceptional craftsmanship and consistency.
CONS
- • The thinness makes it somewhat delicate; not ideal for aggressive playing.
- • Its focused sound isn't as versatile for heavier genres like rock or metal.
- • Premium-priced, representing a significant investment for many drummers.
Product Video
Key Features
Size
20 in
Material
B20 bronze
Finish
Brilliant
Sound Character
Warm, explosive, fast decay
Weight
Thin
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Jazz M. Thin is noticeably thinner and has a quicker decay, offering a more delicate and nuanced sound compared to the fuller, longer sustain of the standard Jazz crash.
The brilliant finish is fairly durable, but it's best to handle it with care to avoid scratches, especially during frequent transport and setup.
No, its fast decay and nuanced tone prevent it from being overly loud or harsh, making it suitable for smaller rooms and quieter dynamics.
