Meinl Pure Alloy 19" Medium Crash
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Meinl
Pure Alloy 19" Medium Crash
Product Info
Article Number:
510236
Brand:
Meinl
Model:
Pure Alloy 19" Medium Crash
Category:
19" Crash Cymbals
Price:
$327.80
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Pure Alloy crash is a solid workhorse – it’s got a bright, clear sound with good projection, making it ideal for rock, pop, and funk players who need a cymbal that cuts through the mix. It’s not going to give you a huge, wash-y sound, but it’s responsive and versatile for a wide range of playing styles.
Product Description
- Meinl Pure Alloy 19" Medium Crash
- Crash cymbal
- Size: 19"
- Thickness: Medium
- Finish: Traditional
- High-tech mechanically hammered
- Versatile cymbal with clear and assertive yet warm sound
- Medium sustain
PROS
- • Excellent projection for a medium cymbal, cuts through dense mixes.
- • The Pure Alloy bronze offers a bright, focused fundamental.
- • Hammering creates complex overtones without excessive wash.
- • Well-defined bow and bell response offers dynamic control.
CONS
- • The medium weight limits extreme wash and swelling potential.
- • Sound leans bright, might not suit darker musical styles.
- • Pure Alloy bronze doesn't offer the same vintage patina as B8 or B10.
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Key Features
Size
19 in
Material
Meinl Pure Alloy Bronze
Finish
Traditional
Sound Character
Bright, focused, assertive, warm
Weight
Medium
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Frequently Asked Questions
Pure Alloy is brighter and more direct, lacking the complex, darker undertones and more nuanced character of the Byzance line.
Yes, the clear response and relatively controlled sustain make it forgiving and easy to dial in for players of all levels.
Pure Alloy tends to retain its brightness more than other bronze alloys, so patina development will be slower and less pronounced.
