Sabian 14" XSR Hi-Hat
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Sabian
14" XSR Hi-Hat
Product Info
Article Number:
383170
Brand:
Sabian
Model:
14" XSR Hi-Hat
Category:
14" Hi-Hat Cymbals
Price:
$416.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Sabian XSR 14 in hi-hats are a solid, dependable choice for drummers needing a bright, cutting sound without breaking the bank. They're a great entry point into the Sabian family, ideal for gigging musicians and students who want a consistent, reliable feel and sound.
Product Description
- Sabian 14" XSR Hi-Hat
- Hi-Hat Cymbals
- Diameter: 14"
- XSR series
- Material: B20 bronze
- Brilliant finish
- Bright sound
- Universal application
PROS
- • B20 bronze delivers a bright, responsive stick attack.
- • The brilliant finish enhances projection and visual appeal.
- • Consistent weight distribution ensures predictable pedal response.
- • Well-suited for a wide range of musical genres from pop to rock.
CONS
- • The bright sound might be fatiguing for extended use in some settings.
- • The XSR line isn't the most complex or nuanced hi-hat offering.
- • The brilliant finish shows fingerprints and marks easily.
Product Video
Key Features
Size
14 in
Material
B20 bronze
Finish
Brilliant
Sound Character
Bright
Top/Bottom Weight
medium-light/medium-light
Weight
approximately 1500g
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Frequently Asked Questions
The AAX series is generally more complex and nuanced, offering a wider range of tonal colors. The XSR is more straightforward and focused on a bright, consistent sound.
Yes, the bright attack will cut through well, though the sustain might be slightly reduced compared to acoustic cymbals. They'll provide a lively, responsive feel.
While versatile, their bright nature is best suited for medium to louder volumes; quieter playing might reveal a lack of subtlety compared to darker, more complex hi-hats.
