Meinl's Classics Custom Dark Trash series grew with quite a few new cymbals this year. Orlando Drummer Adam Tuminaro demos the two new 16 and 18 inch Trash China cymbals that are added to the list. And don't forget, until March 31, 2019, you can win the Meinl 18" Classics Custom Dark Trash Stack here on drummerszone!
The holes in these two chinas cut a lot off of the sustain, which gives the a lot more bite and make them a sharp cut-through add on to the cymbal line. Although the sound of the Meinl's B10 Dark Trash cymbals is bright and cutting, the dark Metal-like appearance might be misleading because they can be used in any type of genre.
Classics Custom Dark Trash China 16" and 18"
Win a Meinl 18" Classics Custom Dark Trash Stack on Drummerszone Celebrating the launch of Drummerszone's 2019 renewed website, Meinl cymbals gives you a change to win an 18" Classics Custom Dark Trash Stack on drummerszone.com.
Entering the contest is free, but in order to win this heavy Stack cymbal set, you have to answer and submit the question on the contest page. Every member on drummerszone.com is allowed to enter the contest once. There are no geographical restrictions for this contest, so anyone can take a shot at winning this Meinl superstack. The contest ends on March 31, 2019
Classics Custom Dark Trash China 16" ***in the video
Classics Custom Dark Trash China 18" ***in the video
Classics Custom Dark Trash Crash 14"
Classics Custom Dark Trash Crash 16"
Classics Custom Dark Trash Crash 18"
Classics Custom Dark Trash Splash 12"
Classics Custom Dark Trash Stack 12"
Classics Custom Dark Trash Stack 16"
Classics Custom Dark Trash Stack 18" ***in the CONTEST-video
The Orlando Drummer We asked Orlando Drummer Adam Tuminaro to host our Meinl Cymbals videos at NAMM 2019. He takes you through all the new from Meinl in the Classics Custom Dark series in these Meinl cymbals articles.
Adam Tuminaro is a drum teacher from Baltimore, MD and has a lifetime of drum lessons on his website orlandodrummer.com. His YouTube channel has over 121,000 subscribers and almost 11,000,000 people have watched his videos and tutorials.
