Wambooka Cymbals HCS 14 Inch (35.5 cm) Cymbals Hi-Hat Drum Plate – Pair – Traditional Alloy Finish Instruments

Name: Wambooka Cymbals HCS 14 Inch (35.5 cm) Cymbals Hi-Hat Drum Plate - Pair - Traditional Alloy Finish Instruments
SKU: ‎WZ-CY-S-HH14
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SKU: ‎WZ-CY-S-HH14

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About this item The 14-inch Charleston (Hit-Hat) cymbal is the main cymbal for playing a groove with its classic “chick” sound. The set consists of two paired cymbals and designed for beginners and students in an aluminium alloy that maintains shape and tone over time – these cymbals are ideal for any musical style Great for any music genre Top of the range for this price range

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Package Dimensions	‎44.29 x 44.29 x 6.8 cm; 453.59 g
Manufacturer reference	‎WZ-CY-S-HH14
Material Type	‎Aluminium Alloy
Item Weight	‎454 g
Best Sellers Rank	105,133 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments) 48 in Hi-Hat Cymbals
Feature	Top of the range for this price range

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The Charleston cymbal (or hihat), together with the speaker and snare, is the basic set for playing drums. The Charleston consists of a pair of cymbals mounted on a rod that allows the cymbals themselves to open and close so that they have a closed sound, generally used to keep time, and a more open sound that is usually used during the groove before playing the snare giving that sense of openness. The Charleston Wambooka S Series cymbals (sold in pairs) are matched with weight in mind.