• Size: 20"
  • Material: Pure Alloy special alloy
  • Computer-controlled production
  • Made in Germany
  • Traditional Finish
  • Extra Hammered
  • Weight: Medium Thin
  • Pitch: High-Mid
  • Timbre: Mid-Dark
  • Timeless, linear sound
  • Volume: Medium to low
Meinl Pure Alloy Crash with timeless sound character

The Meinl PA20EHC Pure Alloy Crash 20" Extra Hammered cymbal delivers a crisp, open sound with bright highs and a razor-sharp bell. Crafted from a special alloy, the Pure Alloy series produces a timeless tone with clear sustain, making it perfect for modern music genres. This cymbal is a great choice for professional drummers seeking a versatile, all-around crash. Made in Germany, the Meinl Pure Alloy Crash exemplifies precision craftsmanship, using computer-controlled manufacturing techniques to ensure consistent quality and performance. Its traditional finish and extra hammered profile not only enhance its classic, elegant appearance but also contribute to its dynamic sound. With a medium-thin weight, the Meinl PA20EHC offers exceptional versatility, making it suitable for a wide range of musical styles. Its tonal range spans from high to medium frequencies, producing a medium-dark timbre with a balanced, linear sound. The cymbal is ideal for both medium and low-volume applications, adding depth and character to any performance.

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • 20" Pure Alloy Extra Hammered Crash / Ride Cymbal
Finish
  • red
  • Traditional
Categories
Diameter
  • 20"

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