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Meinl Byzance Dark 22" Ride
$609.99Meinl Byzance Dark 22" RideFeatures:Low frequency range with esoteric character due to the untreated finish. Dark, earthy, with a short sustain and a defined ping and bell.Alloy:B20 Bronze -
Meinl Byzance 22" Tradition Ride
$589.99Meinl Byzance 22" Tradition RideFeatures:Its unique look and steep bow delivers a "woody" stick definition with a full warm wash underneath. This cymbal can handle a bebop jazz gig all the way to a... -
Meinl Byzance Brilliant 22" Heavy Ride
$505.44Meinl Byzance Brilliant 22" Heavy RideFeatures:High frequency range caused by the highly polished finish. Penetrating, defined, bright bell and a glassy, clear ping.Alloy:B20 Bronze -
Meinl Byzance 22" Jazz Monophonic Ride
$589.99An unmistakable voice that is both bright and clear on top over a dark and brooding roar underneath. Furthermore it has an oriental-esque crash sound. Features: B20 bronze alloy -
Meinl Byzance Vintage 22" Pure Ride
$609.99Meinl Byzance Vintage 22" Pure Ride Features:These raw looking cymbals with high-density hand hammering are all about strong sticking responses over deep and dry darkness. Total control, due to...
Description
Meinl Byzance 22 Symmetry Ride
Their hand hammered and lathed surfaces with warm sounds and selection of models may be rooted in tradition, but Meinl Byzance cymbals are the ultimate choice when it comes to modern versatility.
Every Byzance model is hand hammered into shape by cymbal artisans in Turkey, giving each cymbal its own unique and colorful voice. The overall presence that Meinl Byzance delivers is dark, buttery warmth that flows around crisp definition.
The Byzance Jazz 22" Signature Ride was developed in cooperation with renowned jazz drummer and Meinl artist, Ralph Peterson. The hammering, lathing techniques, and bell are all designed to not only give this cymbal a distinct voice, but also to allow the cymbal to be used for many different musical styles.
From funk and R&B to straight ahead jazz, it is reminiscent of old school sounds, yet futuristic with its playability, clarity and underlying growl. A dry character and complex wash make this cymbal relevant in today’s music with a homage to the early era of jazz, R&B, and funk.
