Introducing B20 Bites by GM Designs! Somewhere between a sizzle and a crunch!

Made from genuine B20 bronze, B20 Bites are small, 1" x 2" strips designed to add an entirely new layer of sizzling, crunchy, metallic texture to your hi-hats!

Unlike jingle rings and loose cymbal accessories, B20 Bites attach directly to your top hi-hat using the included cotter pins. No slipping out of position, getting in your way, or falling off your kit! Best of all, you control how freely they bounce and vibrate simply by adjusting the cotter pins. From a subtle sizzle to an aggressive crunch, you're in control!

Available in two configurations:

  • Single Pack: 2 B20 Bites
  • Double Pack: 4 B20 Bites

Cotter pins included for installation.

Want a custom hi-hat top with B20 Bites already installed?

We can make one to your exact specifications, including your preferred size, weight, and finish! Simply contact us to discuss your custom order. You'll have a dedicated hi-hat top ready to swap into your setup whenever you want that extra sizzle and crunch!

Whether you're looking for a subtle sizzling texture, a crisp metallic chatter, or a lively, crunchy response, B20 Bites give your hi-hats a whole new personality!

B20 BITES — All the sizzle. More bite!

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ConditionBrand New (New)
Brand New items are sold by an authorized dealer or original builder and include all original packaging.Learn more
Brand
  • GM Designs
Model
  • B20 Bits
Finish
  • B20
Year
  • 2026
Made In
  • Turkey

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GMD CYMBALS

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