It's Nice to Sound Nice, But It's Better to Sound Bad Ass.


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Sometimes softness is needed, as is understatement. Other times you need your cymbals to cut like a hot fork through Italian meringue.

Drummers are always on the hunt for unique sounds to enervate their performances and add depth, or grit, to their music. Enter Meinl Trash Crashes, a series of cymbals designed to revolutionise your sound palette. Well, I mean, Sabian kind of did it first with the Ozone Series but let's not dwell.......From explosive accents to gritty textures, these cymbals offer a range of sonic possibilities that can't be replicated with traditional crashes. Let's have a look at a few Meinl Trash Crashes and see why they are an essential addition to any drummer's sonic arsenal.

Something about sonic arsenal sounds kinda wrong...?

Anyway.


Look cool, sound even better.

Meinl HCS 12" Trash Splash

The Meinl HCS 12" Trash Splash is a compact yet mighty addition to your drum kit. With its thin construction and precise lathing, this cymbal delivers a rapid attack and quick decay, perfect for adding a splash of colour to your fills and accents. Whether you're playing jazz, rock, or metal, the Trash Splash cuts through the mix with its bright and trashy tone, making it a versatile tool for any drummer.

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Meinl Classics Custom Dual 18" Trash Crash

For drummers who crave raw power and aggression, the Meinl Classics Custom Dual 18" Trash Crash is the ultimate weapon of choice. Featuring two different finishes – brilliant and traditional – this cymbal offers a dynamic range of tones, from explosive crashes to shimmering accents. Its medium-thin weight and aggressive hammering create a trashy sound that commands attention and adds intensity to your playing.

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Meinl Classics Custom Dark 18" Trash China

The Meinl Classics Custom Dark 18" Trash China is a dark and mysterious cymbal that adds a touch of darkness to your sound. Crafted from B10 bronze alloy and finished with a special dark coating, this china cymbal delivers a dry and trashy sound with a quick decay. Its unique shape and design produce a distinctive bark that cuts through the mix, making it ideal for punctuating heavy grooves and accents.

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Meinl 14" Byzance Dual Multi-Trash Cymbal

Take your sound to new heights with the Meinl 14" Byzance Dual Multi-Trash Cymbal. This innovative cymbal features two different finishes – traditional and brilliant – on either side, allowing you to explore a variety of textures and tones. From shimmering washes to explosive crashes, the Multi-Trash Cymbal offers unmatched versatility and expressiveness. Its dark and complex character adds depth and dimension to your playing, making it a standout choice for drummers seeking a unique sound.

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Meinl Pure Alloy Custom 18" Trash Crash

Rounding out our list is the Meinl Pure Alloy Custom 18" Trash Crash, a cymbal that combines cutting-edge technology with traditional craftsmanship. Constructed from Meinl's proprietary Pure Alloy bronze alloy, this crash cymbal offers a balanced blend of brightness and warmth. Its thin weight and wide lathing produce a trashy and explosive sound with a quick decay, perfect for adding texture and colour to your grooves and fills. Whether you're playing live or recording in the studio, the Pure Alloy Custom Trash Crash delivers unmatched performance and reliability.

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Sure there it is.

Meinl Trash Crashes are a must-have for drummers looking to push the boundaries of their sound. With their innovative designs, superior craftsmanship, and unparalleled versatility, these cymbals offer endless possibilities for creative expression. Whether you're adding subtle accents or unleashing thunderous crashes, Meinl Trash Crashes will take your drumming........somewhere kinda dirty.

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As ever, should you have any questions about these cymbals, about other cymbals, about the housing crisis, whatever, feel free to get in touch via the Intercom button below. We are always happy to help.

Until next time.




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