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This Meinl Classics Custom Dark cymbal pack offers a powerful, cutting sonic palette, ideal for musicians playing rock, metal, pop, or fusion. Comprising eight B12 bronze cymbals with a dark finish, it delivers a rich tone with a strong presence, high volume, and fast attack, perfect for the stage or studio. The included MCB22-BP case makes secure transport easy with its padded compartments and comfortable straps, making this set suitable for rehearsals as well as concerts.
| Brand | Meinl |
|---|---|
| Series | Classics Custom Dark |
| Type | Expanded cymbal pack |
| Set model | CCD-CS2 (probable configuration) |
| Alloy | B12 bronze |
| Finish | Dark |
| Number of cymbals | 7 items, or 8 physical cymbals |
| Splash size | 10" |
| Hi-Hat size | 14" (Top + Bottom) |
| Crash 1 size | 16" |
| Crash 2 size | 18" |
| Trash Crash size | 16" |
| China size | 18" |
| Ride size | 20" |
| Tone | Dark, with a strong presence |
| Character | Powerful, explosive, and cutting |
| Volume | High |
| Sustain | Medium to long |
| Attack | Fast and precise |
| Technology | Computerized hammering |
| Machining | Wide-groove turning |
| Musical styles | Rock, Metal, Pop, Fusion |
| Manufacture | Germany |
| Case | Meinl MCB22-BP |
| Case capacity | Cymbals up to 22" |
| Transport | Backpack straps, handle |
| Protection | Padded compartments and dividers |
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