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Sabian · Musical Instruments
Sabian HHX 17 Evolution Crash Cymbal Brilliant Finish
£406.00Fair Value1 stores tracked
Buy Signal
Price near historical average — neutral outlook
Confidence: 50/100
RSI (14)
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EMA 20
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EMA 50
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Product Fundamentals
- Unleash the darkness with the HHX Series Sabian opened a new world of sound possibilities with the HHX series. From dark musically rich tones to cutting bright sounds the HHX makes it easy to achieve your perfect sound no matter what style of music you play. A combination of hand-guided machine hammering and hand-hammering is used to shape and for each cymbal adding musicality complexity and bright tone. Each individual cymbal is hand-tested and hand-weighed in the Vault by sound specialists which is a vital process for shaping the sound and weight for the cymbals. The HHX cymbals are placed on a shelf to age after the construction process which allows the active molecules to slow down and stabilize maximising sound quality and playability. All HHX series cymbals are complete with HHX Tone Projection. This innovative concept combines jumbo tone projector hammering and other design elements resulting in hot simmering sounds that can project through. Dave has a very acute sense of hearing and knows exactly what he wants from his cymbals. In addition to high-response sensitivity he requested a specific degree of separation between the brighter high-end tones and the warmer low end for a sound that was both warm and cool. He was very specific and this is why our craftsmen were able to design Evolution to such high standards. We are extremely pleased with the results. - Sabian Master Product Specialist Mark Love.Specifications Style: Modern Sound: Dark Weight: Thin Metal: B20 Finish: Brilliant Size: 17 Product Code: 11706XEB
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