Meinl Cymbal Tour: See and Hear 21 Crashes, 16" to 21"!

[@kylewhetstone881]

Byzance 20” Extra Hammered Crash Byzance 20” Vintage Crash Yes. Just yes.

[@bandfromtheband9445]

The 17" crash, and the 18" Thin crash sing! Wait! The 19" Medium Thin Crash is bloody awesome!

[@sambrantdrums9622]

Where can i get me that prototype? It sounds sweet!

[@Catinthehackmatrix]

Oh that 21 inch was lovely!

[@OverproofMMA]

All these cymbals sound great wow

[@giulianosfichi1507]

Nice video. Love the Byzance Medium crashes.

[@bostondrum]

Thanks for watching!

[@tillgerke9481]

I have 20“ extra thin hammered crash and 19“dual crash and those in combination are unbelievable

[@carsonswitalski9098]

I have an 18” Dual Crash and just got the 20” Extra Thin Hammered Crash. What do you think would be a nice 19” to sit in between them?

[@tillgerke9481]

@@carsonswitalski9098 so the 20“ has a pretty long sound, the dual crash is a little bit shorter and pretty trashy so maybe the 18“ vintage pure crash. Bright, not trashy, and not as long sound

[@jesscollado3464]

Snare sounds amazing

[@bostondrum]

That's Matt's drum, with a thinner shell than the production model. Thanks for watching.

[@brianbeattie4358]

20” Dark Crash is 🔥🔥🔥

[@heavy4caliber]

Dual is awesomeness, extra dry 19 and the byzance Dark -yes please

[@Ww-dl7vr]

Really like the prototype

[@Imaddrums]

Do you guys have all these cymbals in store because I’d love to try some out

[@bostondrum]

No, the Cymbal Tour is a traveling selection of 75 or more pieces; the ones that don't sell go on to the next stop. We hosted it back in March. We may be doing it again this year or next, so keep an eye on our website.

[@Imaddrums]

Boston Drum Center ohhh okay do you guys have a big selection of meinl cymbals to try out at your store as of right now? Because I would like to try a few that I have in mind

[@bostondrum]

You can check them out here: www.bostondrum.com/collections/cymbals/Meinl

[@bostondrum]

Buy these cymbals here: www.bostondrum.com/products/meinl-cymbal-tour-stock

[@tillthen1240]

Great!

[@bostondrum]

Thanks for watching!

[@MythKylo]

Which one sound more good MTC 17 OR 18

[@robbledot7290]

maybe try a felt and wingnut next time

[@tommiekrausedrums3550]

I don't understand small cymbals

[@blackasthesky]

For crashes I prefer 16 to 18", for chinas 16" to 17", for rides 21" and up. For HiHats it's 14" and up. So basically medium sized. What do you use?

[@Catinthehackmatrix]

Well small cymbals are what they record on a lot, then they use larger ones live, don't they?

[@michaelbrown3128]

I used to not be a huge fan of small cymbals all that much. But if you need just a small punch of a crash sound, and not last ringing out forever they are great. Same with splashes, but I find you get a nice little accent and flare from a splash cymbal. I guess it has to do with what kind of music your playing? But if you get a small opening for a quick drum fill on a pause, you can make a quick little fill sound great!

[@michaelbrown3128]

Completely disapointed in those! I only liked 1 of them! Crap!

[@louisoddie4667]

That’s cool man, everyone’s got their preferences for cymbals! Out of interest which one did you like?

[@robbledot7290]

you have shit taste and need a hearing aid

[@michaelbrown3128]

@@robbledot7290 trust me, I don't need hearing aids. I'm not talking about the trash crashes. That is a whole different thing. I'm talking about regular crash cymbals. Meinl has the pure alloy crashes, the pure alloy custom, the soundcaster fision and byzance brilliants are great. But all these duals, and extra dry, etc. to me aren't that good sounding. I'm a Paiste guy, but love Zildjian A custom, Sabian HHX complex, and Sabian AAX crashes. I like warmth, crisp, clear, without the cymbal sustain lasting a whole minute. So believe me I have good taste! I just know what a good crash cymbal is supposed to sound like!

[@robbledot7290]

@@michaelbrown3128 goofy

[@michaelbrown3128]

If you loved all those crashes for a drum kit, maybe you should think about just being a percussionist, and not sit behind a drum kit! Then you can have all the crazy wacked out sounds you like. I got a couple of metal garbage can lids you can use too! They would probably sound like good crash cymbals for you in the subway!!! Lol!