Detail 01
19 inch
Larger than a standard 16 or 18. Deeper, louder, slower to open and slower to fall off.

Independent shopping perspective
A 19-inch crash aimed at loud, aggressive playing. For metal drummers who need a cymbal that cuts through distorted guitars and heavy kick.


Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Larger than a standard 16 or 18. Deeper, louder, slower to open and slower to fall off.
Detail 02
Cymbals in this line run thicker and hotter — more attack, less wash, higher pitch under a hard hit.
Detail 03
Built to be struck on the edge for accents. Riding on the bow gives a washy, unfocused ping.
Detail 04
MEINL's mid-tier B10 range. Brighter and more cutting than budget brass, more affordable than their pro lines.
Detail 05
Mid-range pricing. Steps up meaningfully from starter brass or entry cymbal packs in projection and durability.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It's larger than typical. You get more volume and a longer decay, and it sits between a crash and a small crash-ride in feel.
You can, but it isn't built for it. Stick definition on the bow will be washy rather than clear and pingy.
Yes. Loud rock and punk suit it well. It's the quiet styles where the weight works against you.
No. You'll need a cymbal stand plus felts and a sleeve, all sold separately.