Difference between revisions of "Meinl Profile"

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==== Rides ====
 
==== Rides ====
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* '''[[Meinl Hi-Tech Ride|Hi-Tech Ride]] - [[Meinl Profile 20" Hi-Tech Ride|20"]]<br>
 
* '''[[Meinl Hi-Tech Ride|Hi-Tech Ride]] - [[Meinl Profile 20" Hi-Tech Ride|20"]]<br>
 
* '''[[Meinl Rock Velvet Ride|Rock Velvet Ride]] - [[Meinl 20" Profile Rock Velvet Ride|20"]] [[Meinl Profile 21" Rock Velvet Ride|21"]]<br>
 
* '''[[Meinl Rock Velvet Ride|Rock Velvet Ride]] - [[Meinl 20" Profile Rock Velvet Ride|20"]] [[Meinl Profile 21" Rock Velvet Ride|21"]]<br>
 
 
* '''[[Meinl Volcanic Rock Ride|Volcanic Rock Ride]] - [[Meinl Profile 20" Volcanic Rock Ride|20"]] [[Meinl Profile 21" Volcanic Rock Ride|21"]]
 
* '''[[Meinl Volcanic Rock Ride|Volcanic Rock Ride]] - [[Meinl Profile 20" Volcanic Rock Ride|20"]] [[Meinl Profile 21" Volcanic Rock Ride|21"]]
  

Revision as of 05:39, 17 December 2023

1984 Ad
2nd Generation Logo

Introduction: 1984
Discontinued: 1992(?) (1990 or 1991 for Hi-Tech)
Background: Having been a supplier to other companies, Meinl entered the cymbal market in 1984 with this, their first series.
Innovation: First Meinl-branded series.
Alloy: B8
Quality: Professional
Applications: Live and Studio
Sound:

Rides

Crashes

Hi-Hats

Splashes and Bells



Information from:
Modern Drummer Equipment Annual 1989-90
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