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Meinl Cymbals
Meinl Percussion makes some of the most popular cymbals of any music company, providing a number of lines sure to satisfy any drummer, from the novice to the internationally renowned musician, Meinl's consistent sound will please you for years to come.
Meinl cymbals focus on a European sound with a Turkish ancestry, rather than the Chinese design of other cymbal manufacturers. Produced in Germany, these cymbals feature crisp sound and sharp focus, making for a clean effect.
Many popular bands today use Meinl cymbals. Chris Adler of Lamb of God, Moe Carlson of Protest the Hero, Brann Dailor of Mastodon, Jake Davidson of Aiden, Jon Wilkes of The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus and Zac Farro of Paramore all use Meinl.
