Selling a vintage, mid-1990s Sabian 21" AAX Stage Ride cymbal.


Condition: Excellent structural shape. Absolutely ZERO cracks, keyholing, or major flea bites. It has some minor patina spots and normal stick marks from honest use, but it has been well looked after and is in expected physical condition for its age. Was my main gigging ride for several years and always rode in my SKB cymbal case when transporting it.


Important Note on Logos: The model ink logos have worn off over time from cleaning and general handling (though you can just barely see the faint outline of "AAX 21” Stage Ride” at the perfect light angle). However, the physical authenticity is guaranteed: it features the pre-1997 Sabian factory cold-stamp indented directly into the bronze with "Canada" underneath and no laser serial number, dating it to around 1993-1996.


This era features the smooth, factory-unlathed bell style which gives it a phenomenal, crisp stick definition and a piercing bell ping that cuts beautifully. Weighs in at a perfect medium-heavy stage weight and still sounds great.


Local pickup preferred, but willing to ship at buyer's expense.

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Listed2 months ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • 21" AAX Stage Ride Cymbal
Finish
  • Brilliant
  • Brilliant
Categories
Year
  • 1993 - 2001
Made In
  • Canada
Diameter
  • 21"

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