Sabian 17” HHX Complex Thin Crash Cymbal
Using trickle down technology gleaned from years of developing some of the world's top selling cymbals lines like Evolution, Legacy, and even Artisan, Sabian introduces HHX Complex, a new line of exquisitely dark crash cymbals. The HHX Complex Crash employs a combination of HH and HHX hammering, a raw hammered bell, and a number of the aforementioned proprietary techniques resulting in one of the richest, sweetest Crash cymbals Sabian has ever produced. The versatility to easily cross musical styles has always been a hallmark of the HHX line, and the HHX Complex Thin Crash is no exception.
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Sabian 17” HHX Complex Thin Crash Cymbal
Sabian 17” HHX Complex Thin Crash Cymbal
Using trickle down technology gleaned from years of developing some of the world's top selling cymbals lines like Evolution, Legacy, and even Artisan, Sabian introduces HHX Complex, a new line of exquisitely dark crash cymbals. The HHX Complex Crash employs a combination of HH and HHX hammering, a raw hammered bell, and a number of the aforementioned proprietary techniques resulting in one of the richest, sweetest Crash cymbals Sabian has ever produced. The versatility to easily cross musical styles has always been a hallmark of the HHX line, and the HHX Complex Thin Crash is no exception.
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Using trickle down technology gleaned from years of developing some of the world's top selling cymbals lines like Evolution, Legacy, and even Artisan, Sabian introduces HHX Complex, a new line of exquisitely dark crash cymbals. The HHX Complex Crash employs a combination of HH and HHX hammering, a raw hammered bell, and a number of the aforementioned proprietary techniques resulting in one of the richest, sweetest Crash cymbals Sabian has ever produced. The versatility to easily cross musical styles has always been a hallmark of the HHX line, and the HHX Complex Thin Crash is no exception.

















