Sabian HHX Evolution O-Zone Crash Cymbal
Deliver Dark Dirty Bite With The Sabian HHX Evolution O-Zone Crash Cymbal Brilliant Finish
Perforated with 2" holes, this innovative Crash cymbal delivers raw, dark and dirty bite. The Sabian HHX Evolution O-Zone Crash in a Killer O-Zone! Until Sabian HHX, it was impossible to project darkness. But the dark, simmering sound, agitated bite and "Tone Projection" design of Sabian HHX makes this series more effective than others. Other cymbals may generate darkness, but Sabian HHX stirs up more simmering heat, more musical dirt, more of what drummers want to hear
Manufacturer: Sabian
Model: 11800XEB
SKU: I081314-N-1-WHXC
UPC: 622537031748
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