Sabian 18" XSR O-Zone Crash
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Sabian
18" XSR O-Zone Crash
Product Info
Article Number:
430515
Brand:
Sabian
Model:
18" XSR O-Zone Crash
Category:
18" Crash Cymbals
Price:
$346.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Sabian XSR O-Zone is a real character cymbal. It’s got a snappy, aggressive crash that cuts through a mix – perfect for modern rock, metal, or anyone needing a quick, impactful accent. It’s a great addition to a kit where you want a contrasting sound to a more traditional crash.
Product Description
- Sabian 18" XSR O-Zone Crash
- Crash Cymbals
- B20 Bronze
- Natural finish
- 16 Holes
- Hammered bell
- Short
- aggressive crash sound with high heights
PROS
- • B20 bronze delivers a bright, responsive core tone.
- • Hammered bell provides a unique, shimmering wash.
- • Short sustain is ideal for fast, intricate rhythms.
- • Natural finish enhances clarity and articulation.
CONS
- • Limited versatility; not suited for lush, drawn-out crashes.
- • The aggressive sound might be too harsh for some genres.
- • Hammered finish can be prone to minor blemishes over time.
Product Video
Key Features
Size
18 in
Material
B20 Bronze
Finish
Natural
Sound Character
Short, aggressive, bright
Weight
Medium
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Frequently Asked Questions
The O-Zone is noticeably more aggressive and shorter in sustain than the AAX, which is known for its glassy, longer wash.
Sabian’s hammering is generally consistent, but slight variations in the hammering pattern are natural and contribute to the cymbal’s unique character.
While it can be controlled, the O-Zone’s aggressive nature makes it less than ideal for delicate jazz playing; a more mellow crash would be a better choice.
