Sabian 19" Artisan Thin Crash
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Sabian
19" Artisan Thin Crash
Product Info
Article Number:
441073
Brand:
Sabian
Model:
19" Artisan Thin Crash
Category:
19" Crash Cymbals
Price:
$768.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Sabian Artisan Thin is a beautifully crafted crash, perfect for players seeking a sophisticated, nuanced sound. It's ideal for jazz, orchestral, or any style where a warm, controlled wash is paramount—not your go-to for a metal show, but a truly gorgeous cymbal for the right application.
Product Description
- Sabian 19" Artisan Thin Crash
- Thin Crash Cymbal
- Size: 19"
- Artisan series
- Natural finish
- B20 bronze
- Hand-hammered Hi-End series from Sabian
- Cymbals produce a warm and rich sound with high dynamic range
PROS
- • Exceptional warm wash with a focused, musical decay.
- • B20 bronze delivers a complex harmonic profile.
- • Hand-hammering creates a responsive, dynamic feel.
- • Thin profile allows for sensitive, nuanced playing.
CONS
- • Price point places it firmly in the high-end cymbal category.
- • May lack the raw, aggressive cut needed for heavier genres.
- • Thinness means it's more susceptible to cracking with rough handling.
Product Video
Key Features
Size
19 in
Material
B20 Bronze
Finish
Natural
Sound Character
Warm, Rich, Musical
Weight
Thin
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Frequently Asked Questions
The AAX series is generally brighter and more cutting; the Artisan Thin offers a warmer, more complex tone with a more vintage character.
Yes, the natural finish will tarnish over time, which is part of its character and contributes to its tonal evolution. Regular cleaning will slow this process.
While responsive, the thin profile requires more care; avoid excessive hammering or playing extremely aggressively to prevent potential cracking.
