Meinl Cymbals Ching Ring Tambourine Jingle Effect, Stainless Steel — NOT Made in China — for Hihats, Crashes, Rides and Stacks (CRING)

Description

Incorporate a u201cChingu201d into your backbeat by placing the Meinl Ching Ring directly on your cymbals! Ideal for hihats, these steel jingles will add a different touch to your playing by delivering a shimmering sound that will blend perfectly with your beats. Place the Ching Ring on crashes and rides as well for truly innovative sounds.

QUICK TAMBOURINE EFFECT: the Meinl Ching Ring goes directly on your cymbal to blend tambourine sounds while you play; it instantly changes your cymbal feel, live or in the studio WHY IT MATTERS: you get a lot of new sounds anywhere on your drum kit with a small accessory that requires no attachments; toss it on your cymbal, and let gravity hold it down HOW IT WORKS: five pairs of stainless steel jingles are mounted with rivets on a light metal frame to react seamlessly with your playing; stainless steel has a bright tone that cuts without overpowering OF NOTE: if you have the Ching Ring on your hihats, it adds a nice sparkle when you hit the cymbals with your sticks, and it lets your hihat foot patterns shine GO DEEPER: it creates buzzing high-end on crashes, rides and effects, plus, you get a sampled drum effect if you put it on a snare or floor tom; there’s no limit on where to place the Ching Ring (try more than one around your setup) SAFE FOR ANY FINISH: the Meinl Ching Ring is safe to use on all cymbal finishes and alloys BY THE NUMBERS: the universal size frame has a 4 1/2″ wide opening to fit most cymbals, and the whole Ching Ring measures 6″ across; it weighs about 4 ounces THE BIG PICTURE: Meinl is a family-owned musical instrument manufacturer and brand established 1951 in Germany; our expert German designers have deep relationships with our builders to ensure you’re delivered the absolute finest quality