Sabian 10" SBR Splash
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Sabian
10" SBR Splash
Product Info
Article Number:
319636
Brand:
Sabian
Model:
10" SBR Splash
Category:
10" Splash Cymbals
Price:
$57.20
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Sabian SBR 10 in splash is a surprisingly useful little cymbal, especially for drummers needing a quick, bright accent without the expense of higher-end options. It’s a great starting point for younger players or those experimenting with splash cymbals in smaller kits; just be mindful of its delicate nature.
Product Description
- Sabian 10" SBR Splash
- Splash Cymbal
- Size: 10"
- Natural (thin)
- Brass
- Small and with a fast
- powerful
- lively and accentuated attack
PROS
- • Bright, quick attack cuts through dense mixes effectively.
- • Thin profile offers a lively, shimmering wash beyond the initial 'ping'.
- • Sabian’s brass alloy provides a relatively warm, controlled sustain.
- • Affordable entry point for splash cymbal experimentation.
CONS
- • Thinness makes it susceptible to cracking with aggressive playing.
- • Limited tonal range – not a versatile cymbal for complex patterns.
- • Brass alloy can develop patina quickly, requiring more frequent cleaning.
Product Video
Key Features
Size
10 in
Material
Brass
Finish
Natural
Sound Character
Bright, accented attack with shimmering wash
Weight
Thin
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Frequently Asked Questions
The SBR brass is a more budget-friendly alloy, resulting in a slightly less complex overtone series and a quicker decay compared to the premium AAX or HH lines.
While it can be used, its thinness means it’s best suited for lighter styles; aggressive playing risks damage and a muddy, choked sound.
It’s not ideal – the sound will be very thin and brittle compared to a dedicated crash, but it can work for a subtle accent in a quieter passage.
