Updated 17 May 2026
| Brand | Meinl |
| Category | Musical Instruments |
| Available at | 1 UK stores |
| 90-day avg | £599.00 |
Meinl
Meinl Byzance Dual 22 Crash-Ride Cymbal
£599.00Fair Price
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PRICE HISTORY
Current
£540
Change
-0.8%
Avg
£540
Low
£500
High
£582
Volatility
4.0%
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
- About Meinl The &lsquo
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- Roland Meinl Musikinstrumente&rsquo
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- was founded in 1951 by Roland Meinl. Initially the company produced wind instruments beginning the production of cymbals only in 1952. The first Meinl cymbals were cut out of large metal sheets hammered lathed and drilled by hand by Roland Meinl himself. In the 1960s about half of the production was exported to the United States together with German-made Tromsa drum sets. The first employee Gustav Strobel was hired in 1964 and worked for the company for almost 40 years. At about the same time Roland Meinl began to import affordable music instruments from Japan being one of the first Pearl importers in Europe. He later began to import Tama and Ibanez instruments. Meinls initial cymbal production focused on low-budget cymbals and it wasnt until 1984 with the Profile Series that Meinl started to really focus on professional-level cymbals. The first Meinl pro series was the &lsquo
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- King-Beat Series&rsquo
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- introduced in 1976. Features Separately lathed sections offer a wide dynamic range with dark woody tones Raw unlathed bell provides aggressive contained sound Extensive hand hammering cuts the overall tone and sustain short Provides light woody ride tones and loud trashy crash sounds Dual playing zones open up new dynamic possibilities Specifications Styles: Gospel Funk Fusion Jazz Pop RnB Studio Timbre: Mid to Dark Character: Complex Full-bodied Musical Sensitive Smooth Warm Washy Pitch: Low to Mid Volume: Medium to Low Sustain: Short Weight: Thin Finish: Raw Brilliant Traditional Metal: B20 Bronze Lathing: Narrow Blade None