Meinl PercussionCrasher for Percussion Rigs and Drum Set, Large Size-NOT Made in China-Guiro Style Steel Playing Surface and Standard 3/8" Eye Bolt Mount, 2-Year Warranty, Long

This lil treat is realllllly and I mean really worth err penny. Wow! Genius Meinl! Way to go! If you are a drummer and percussionist, this is a must! Wow! It has so many functions and sooo many capabilities. You can even make a sweet washboard sound. I researched this jem and, am I sure glad I pressed 'buy'! Get it.Thank you. Faye-MN

Fun percussion accessory. Similar to Engelhart ribbon crasher, but lighter.Mounted on hihat pull rod, it doesn’t feel too heavy to operate pedal & offers some interesting options somewhere in between crasher & tambourine. Great for electronic type backbeat & the bevel edges offer guiro like sounds as well. Give it a try, I think you’ll like it. A+ Meinl

Nice contrast in sound. I like it a lot. It cuts through better than a hi hat. But the screw down bold comes loose after a while of use to has to keep being re-tightened. .

not a very strong sound - Meinl also make a mountable tambourine with triangular brass jingles that has a much more distinctive voice in the same sound family.

exactly what i was looking for for digitally recorded replacement for live situation, just what i was looking for!

i have a cocktail kit with small hi-hats (always closed) and a small splash... this is a really cool addition... the ripples in the metal are cool for some scratch gourd efx it can be used on a foot-pedal as well. but I'm really digging the color it brings to my set-up, used as a back beat or with the snare you get a nice electronic sound... get one!

I love the product, and the price was right. It was missing the piece which attaches to the bolt. Fortunately, I own enough percussion equipment that I was able to mitigate this oversight.

This is a cool addition to your kit. Make sure you get a nice percussion clamp so you can adjust the positioning of this crasher, as the positioning is important for how you strike it -- you can swipe your stick along the ridges to get a guiro sound. The crasher has helped me open my imagination up to new grooves and stickings.Gotta be mindful that it's not quite as loud as cymbals and drums.