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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
If you want to consistently make and play good music, then don't skimp on your cymbals. Not only do inferior cymbals crack easier, the sound they generate is often less than ideal for what you want. And your music suffers.
Authentic Meinl cymbals from Germany earn their stellar reputation for excellent sound and overall quality not in store showrooms or flashy web pages, but down in the drumming trenches where cymbals are really put to the ultimate test. Not only do Meinl cymbals shine in some of the most demanding drumming situations you can find, they also come through with rave reviews by those in the know - the legions of accomplished drummers who play and endorse them.
If you're new to drumming, you might think all ride cymbals look and sound the same. But they don't. The ultra affordable and popularly sized 20" Meinl HCS Ride cymbal is perfect for beginning drummers and makes a good choice for a variety of playing situations. It projects a clean, warm sound with a defined ping and nice bell. The shimmering, high polished MS63 alloy ensures a harmonic and balanced sound that blends well with musical genres from metal and rock to pop and jazz.
Every drum set needs a great-sounding ride cymbal. Let the HCS 20" Ride be yours. It's got the power, the projection and the penetration you need to help make you look and sound like a superstar.
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