SABIAN 11606XCN 16" HHX COMPLEX THIN CRASH 958g - FLOOR MODEL

SABIAN 11606XCN 16" HHX Complex Thin Crash is a remarkable cymbal from Sabian's esteemed HHX Complex series, known for its dark, fast, and complex sound. Designed with extra-thin weight for a quick response and a tonally rich crash, this 16" cymbal is perfect for adding depth and character to your drumming repertoire.

Crafted using Sabian's complex tonal theory, the HHX Complex Thin Crash produces a wide range of complex and dark tones, while maintaining a high degree of musicality and sensitivity. The thin weight ensures rapid decay, resulting in a sound that's both expressive and controlled, suitable for a variety of genres from jazz to rock.

Because this is a floor demo, it may show fingerprints, stick marks, or both. The cymbal still comes with a full manufacturer warranty.

Key Features:

  • Dark, Complex Sound: Rich, musical tones for a nuanced performance.
  • Extra-Thin Weight: Fast response and quick decay for controlled expression.
  • Versatile Application: Ideal for multiple music styles and settings.
  • High Sensitivity: Reacts well to both soft and aggressive playing styles.
  • Exclusive HHX Tonal Theory: Ensures a unique and distinctive cymbal sound.

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Listed10 months ago
ConditionMint (Used)
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Brand
Model
  • 16" HHX Complex Thin Crash Cymbal
Categories
Finish
  • Traditional
Diameter
  • 16"

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Denver Percussion

Centennial, CO, United States
Joined Reverb:2016

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