Meinl HCS1314+10S Cymbal Set
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Meinl
HCS1314+10S Cymbal Set
Product Info
Article Number:
323923
Brand:
Meinl
Model:
HCS1314+10S Cymbal Set
Category:
Cymbal Sets
Price:
$141.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Meinl HCS1314+10S is a fantastic entry-level set for students and gigging beginners. The sound is bright and energetic, perfect for rock, pop, and lighter genres. It's a budget-friendly way to get a complete cymbal package and a decent pair of sticks to get started.
Product Description
- Meinl HCS1314+10S Cymbal Set
- Cymbal Set
- HCS series
- Regular finish
- 13" Hi-Hat
- 14" Crash
- 10" Splash
- Includes 1 pair of Meinl Hybrid drumsticks
PROS
- • Bright, clear splash provides a clean, articulate accent.
- • Hi-hats offer a responsive, consistent pedal feel.
- • Crash delivers a quick attack and shimmering sustain.
- • Included Meinl Hybrid sticks are a solid, reliable starting point.
CONS
- • HCS bronze lacks the complexity of higher-end alloy cymbals.
- • Thin weight limits projection and durability for heavier playing.
- • Splash can be overly bright for some musical styles.
Product Video
Key Features
Pieces
3
Material
HCS Bronze
Hi-Hat Size
13 in
Crash Size
14 in
Ride Size
10 in
Finish
Regular
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Frequently Asked Questions
HCS bronze is thinner and brighter, lacking the darker, more complex overtones of B8 or B10 – it's a tradeoff for affordability and quicker response.
While usable, the thin weight means they won’t handle aggressive playing styles or heavy hitting for long before developing cracks or fatigue.
Absolutely; the standard sizes allow for easy swapping with higher-quality cymbals as your skills and budget grow.
