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The cymbals which Ralf Gustke uses in this video are: HCS 10" Splash, HCS 14" Hihats, HCS 18" Crash, HCS 20" Ride, HCS 16" Crash and HCS 16" China
A very good cymbal at a very good price. Meinl's HCS Crash is just the kind of quality, affordable cymbal you want when you're learning how to play drums or building your first drum set.
As a beginner or student, you're probably going to spend more time alone in the garage or basement practicing rather than jamming in a live setting. That's why a crash cymbal like this one fits so well into your set. It helps keep your focus on improving and perfecting your skills, yet is forgiving enough to allow for the inevitable mistakes made while you learn.
Another great thing about the HCS Crash is that it's responsive, but not overpowering, with a smooth attack and medium sustain. It has a complex spread and a warm feel to infuse your music with attitude and effect. And it has enough power and penetration to accompany surrounding music without being lost in the mix.
Meinl has over fifty years of cymbal-making experience and many of the key persons in the company are accomplished drummers in their own right. The entry level HCS Series continues Meinl's longstanding tradition of well-made cymbals that combine quality and value to give early drummers the best possible sounds at an affordable price. The highly polished MS63 alloy ensures a harmonic and balanced sound that mixes well and is easy on the ears.
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