Meinl HCS Crash Cymbal (14 Inch) Price in India, Specifications, Reviews & Offers. Buy online at Amazon.

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I have these hihats and the 20" ride on my practice home kit. It's the Tama Club Mini and these lower volume quick decay cymbals are nice in a small room. The ride could be used as a crash ride on stage, but don't thrash it and you'll be fine. The hihats are too hollow sounding for the stage in my opinion, but are fine in the home/ studio. The 16" crash might work in the practice studio, but make sure it never ends up on stage or else the club custodian will put it back on the trash can where it belongs.
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I used to have a camber hi-hat top that I used as a crash. sounded basically identical to this
the sound is similar to Nebulae Crash 16
Well this definitely helped me make up my mind. I need a crash but don’t have a bunch of cash to spend on one plus a stand. I can order one for like 29.99 thanks man nice video!
Awful!
I would return them, the Meinl HCS-SCS1 pack sounds a bit better. You get what you pay for, if you don't spend at least 1k you get crap. Like the guy said below you can't tune cymbals.
Cool vid! If you want to try something that made drumming more comfortable to me try raising your drum throne a bit so when you sit your knees are below your hips. Keep rockin , the kit sounds great 👍
Goods sounds, but the China is horrible
Fold your high hat stand up . Push it against the bass drum and use a shoe lace to tie it to a tention rod . That way your not reaching so far .
I think it’s the way the recording is that doesn’t do the cymbals justice.... I have 2 16in Hcs crashes and they don’t sound bad... but I also haven’t tried any other cymbals, I mainly play guitar but I’m putting together a drumset
Dude the stands probably cost more than the cymbals I wish I actually had money 😂
He is a beginner, his cymbals will improve as does his ability. Tuning the snare, toms etc. Give it time.
These cymbals are good for beginners just learning on a cheaper kit. But that's it. I had them on my kit for a while and had to take them off cause of how bad they were. Not saying you need zildgian customs or anything like that. But there's definitely better sounding cymbals out there for fair prices. Remember when it comes to cymbals quality over quantity
They sound pretty bad.. I cringed when the 14 inch crash was played.. No wonder such a large set is so cheap..
Sound way better than zbt, or some the s.. just don't think I need that much metal... but maybe......
I don't remember when i heard a set sounding that poor last time
Is that Lars Ulrich..??? 🤔🤔
**It's really difficult to get a good representative sound recording in a small, enclosed room with solid walls like this. There's always going to be unwanted echoes and reverb, especially with loud cymbals. Although several of these don't appear to sound very good here, that may be because of recording issues, it's hard to say. I previously bought a Zildjian 4 piece cymbal set(ZHT or ZBT, I dont recall which), and they sounded pretty good. On the other hand, the very first set i ever owned, came with a 16" or 17" Sabian B8 crash, but it sounded absolutely awful! It was the only crash i owned at the time, and i cringed every time i hit it, it was 'that' bad!**
Just some friendly advice bro, and just my opinion, but I played single kicks w/ double pedals for almost 11 years before switching to using 2 kicks, and what I learned was that it's best before you even think about new cymbals to just go ahead and invest in a rack. I have the Gibraltar GCS-450C rack with GCS-150C side extensions for both sides. It has saved alot of floor space, and the versatility of cymbal placement is endless. Also you should get a 2 leg or no leg hi-hat stand and a hi-hat to kick attachment. I bought and highly suggest the Mapex Falcon, it has 2 removable legs is the best Hi-hat stand I've ever used. I attached it to my left kick with the Pearl HA-130 attachment. Racks can be somewhat expensive at first especially with the multi clamp and boom arm purchases I've had to make, but it was worth it, I have alot of floor space now and my set up is perfect and everything in reach. Just a suggestion.
20 inch crash sounding bell😂😂😂😂😂😂
I like this Cymbal pack but the only thing I hate is that China Cymbal. I would prefer the 16/18in HCS China for that pack. Or I would get a Zildjian Oriental China 18in. Favorite to least favorite Cymbals from that pack: 1. Trash Crash 2. 18 Crash 3. Splash 4. Ride 5. 16 Crash 6. Hi Hats 7. 14 Crash 8. Bell 9. China
These arent bad for the money. The ride, 16 and 18 in. crashes, and the trash crash sound decent, and the hi hats are passable, definitely a good value just for those, The 14 in crash, China, Bell, and Splash I could do without
The sounds are awsome , any drummer can play with those , you know sound that is all implement it in your music , thank you for taking your time to demostrate these cymbals
Thanks for posting! What a great value!
Worst sound cymbals and drum go for zildjian