18” AAX Chinese
A modern take on SABIAN’s landmark AA series, AAX uses larger-peen hammering to create instruments with incredibly bright attack, shimmering sustain and even performance at all volume levels. Their super-wide dynamic range make AAX versatile enough to handle everything from pop to metal.
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Style: Modern
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Metal: B20
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Sound: Bright
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Finish: Natural or Brilliant
Featured AAX Cymbals
A modern take on SABIAN’s landmark AA series, AAX uses larger-peen hammering to create instruments with incredibly bright attack, shimmering sustain and even performance at all volume levels. First introduced in 2000, AAX Xplosion offers a maximal approach to volume, cut, and sustain, delivering the freedom to sound great in any musical style. Bursting with energy, AAX Xplosion explodes into your setup.
AAX 18″ Thin Crash
The 18” AAX Thin Crash from SABIAN introduces a whole new palette of sound to the AAX line. A smaller raw bell than typically found on larger crashes delivers fast response. A whole new style of AAX hammering − much more visible on the surface of the cymbal due to the larger, rounder peen − makes for a thinner, more complex and slightly darker crash. At the same time, more highs are introduced into the sound, resulting in a wider band of frequency. For drummers, that means brighter highs and more complex lows. SABIAN has always pushed the boundaries of innovation, using the latest manufacturing technology to answer new trends in music and sound. AAX Thin Crashes are no exception, answering the call for thinner, faster, more complex crashes.
AAX Medium Crashes provide boosted projection and quick response. As with other crashes in the AAX range, more highs are introduced which means brighter overall tone with more complex lows.
AAX 14″ Thin Hats
The 14″ AAX Thin Hats from SABIAN introduce a whole new palette of sound to the AAX line. A smaller, raw bell results in crispy, versatile hi-hats that blend nicely into mainstream sounds. The foot is very solid, and the thin weight makes them ideal for studio recording.
The completely new hammering style − much more visible on the surface of the cymbal due to the larger, rounder peen − makes for a more complex and slightly darker pair of Hats. At the same time, more highs are introduced into the sound, resulting in a wider band of frequency.