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The Meinl MXH hi-hat pedal attaches easily to a stand, making it ideal for drummers looking to add a second hi-hat to their kit. Its system lets you lock the cymbal in the closed, semi-open, or open position, with the option to change positions while playing. This flexibility is especially useful for musicians rehearsing, recording in the studio, or performing on stage who want precise, quick control of their hi-hat to add richness and expression to their rhythms.
| Model | MXH |
|---|---|
| Product type | Hi-hat pedal |
| Attachment | Easy attachment to a stand |
| Adjustable positions | Closed, semi-open, open |
| Adjustment while playing | Yes, positions can be changed while playing |
| Use | Adds a second hi-hat to the kit |
| Brand | Meinl |
| Brand experience | Over 30 years of percussion instrument manufacturing |
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