Sabian 16" HHX Complex Thin Crash
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Sabian
16" HHX Complex Thin Crash
Product Info
Article Number:
476033
Brand:
Sabian
Model:
16" HHX Complex Thin Crash
Category:
16" Crash Cymbals
Price:
$405.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The HHX Complex Thin is a fantastic crash – it’s got a really gorgeous, enveloping sound that’s perfect for jazz, fusion, and even softer rock styles. It responds beautifully to lighter touches, making it a versatile choice for players who want a sophisticated, musical crash without overwhelming the kit.
Product Description
- Sabian 16" HHX Complex Thin Crash
- Thin Crash Cymbal
- Size: 16"
- HHX Complex Series
- Material: B20 Bronze
- Combination of HH and HHX hammering
- Hammered bell
- Full and very warm sound
- Universally applicable
PROS
- • Warm, complex wash with a controlled, musical decay.
- • B20 bronze provides excellent projection and sustain.
- • Hammered bell delivers a shimmering, articulate high-end.
- • Thin profile offers responsiveness ideal for quieter playing dynamics.
CONS
- • Can be overly dark for brighter musical styles like metal.
- • Complex series hammering may not appeal to those preferring a more traditional sound.
- • Price places it in the premium-priced range for a 16in crash.
Product Video
Key Features
Size
16in
Material
B20 Bronze
Finish
Hammered
Sound Character
Warm, complex, shimmering
Weight
Thin
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Frequently Asked Questions
The AAX is brighter and more cutting, while this HHX Complex Thin offers a warmer, more complex tone with a longer sustain.
The hammering adds character but can slightly soften the cymbal over time, so expect a bit more wear than a fully lathed cymbal.
While it's versatile, its darker tone might get lost in very aggressive, high-volume rock or metal settings; consider a brighter HHX model instead.
