With its dark, rich and warm texture, this Sabian Artisan Suspended 18-inch orchestra cymbal is perfect for orchestral applications such as swells, for example.
These Sabian Artisan Traditional Symphonic Medium Heavy 19-inch orchestra cymbals, deliver a rich, warm and focused sound.
Made of high-quality B20 bronze alloy, these Sabian AA Marching Band 14-inch orchestra cymbals give a full sound with a long sustain.
With the Sabian AA Marching Band 16-inch orchestra cymbals, you bring home crashes that know their place within many different orchestral music styles.
This Sabian Overture Triangle 6-inch triangle is made of aluminium and is particularly suitable for the beginning percussionist, school music lessons or other learning environments.
The Sabian 110XACN is a 10-inch dark-sounding splash that combines a dry, hand-hammered bell with a perforated blade. The result is an extra thin cymbal with soft volume and loose feel.
The Sabian 15004XEB HHX Evolution Crash Pack is a set consisting of the 17- and 19-inch billiant-finished HHX Evolution crashes. They have a bright sound and a smooth attack. The cymbals are versatile.
The innovative Evolution line of cymbals was designed in collaboration with renowned drummer Dave Weckl and this 18-inch O-Zone crash aims to provide a dark, dirty attack thanks to the 2-inch holes punched through the bow.
As part of the Evolution line of cymbals that was designed in collaboration with renowned drummer Dave Weckl, this 18-inch Crash aims to provide a warm, explosive sound, plenty of cut and projection and a responsive feel.
The Sabian HHX Complex Praise and Worship Set has been specifically compiled for drummers focussed on gospel, R&B and church music.
Are you a true Sabian fanatic and want your bag and cymbals to match? Then this Sabian Quick 22 Black 22-inch cymbal bag is what you're looking for.
A crash with a unique, vintage-like sound that is also dark and almost trashy at the same time. All this sounds like a very strange combination, but everything 'clicks' as it were when you hear this crash.
