Meinl 14" Byzance Vintage Sand Hi-Hats – Floor Model

The Meinl 14" Byzance Vintage Sand Hi-Hats deliver a warm, gritty, and ultra-dry sonic character with unmistakable vintage personality. Featuring Meinl’s distinctive sandblasted surface treatment, these hi-hats offer fast response, controlled wash, and an earthy, textured stick definition that excels in funk, fusion, gospel, jazz, and modern groove applications.

Cymbal Specifications
  • Size: 14"
  • Series: Byzance Vintage
  • Top Cymbal Weight: 854g
  • Bottom Cymbal Weight: 1,506g
  • Finish: Sandblasted Vintage
  • Alloy: B20 Bronze
  • Profile: Vintage Thin Top / Heavy Bottom
Sound Characteristics
  • Extremely dry and controlled tone
  • Fast, articulate response with minimal wash
  • Strong, punchy foot chick
  • Dark, earthy stick definition
  • Perfect for modern groove, funk, gospel, and studio work
Condition

Floor Model: This cymbal set is in excellent condition with light shop handling and minor stick marks consistent with showroom display. Fully functional and sonically perfect.

If you're looking for a professional-grade hi-hat pair with deep vintage character, ultra-dry response, and unmistakable visual appeal, the Meinl Byzance Vintage Sand Hi-Hats are a standout choice.

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Listed10 months ago
ConditionMint (Used)
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Brand
Model
  • 14" Byzance Vintage Sand Hi-Hat (Pair)
Finish
  • CE
Categories
Diameter
  • 14"

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