Sabian 20" HHX Legacy Ride
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Sabian
20" HHX Legacy Ride
Product Info
Article Number:
193438
Brand:
Sabian
Model:
20" HHX Legacy Ride
Category:
20" Ride Cymbals
Price:
$610.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Legacy Ride is a serious piece of work, designed with Dave Weckl's signature sound in mind. It's a darker, more controlled ride than many modern options, offering a beautifully complex wash and a focused bell—ideal for jazz, fusion, and players who want a sophisticated, nuanced cymbal voice. It’s a high-end option, but delivers professional-level tone and feel.
Product Description
- Sabian 20" HHX Legacy Ride
- Ride Cymbal
- Size: 20"
- HHX series
- Dave Weckl signature model
- Legacy ride
- With deeper
- darker contrast compared to the more open sound of the Evolution series
PROS
- • Dave Weckl’s signature voicing provides a controlled, musical wash.
- • The B20 bronze alloy delivers a warm, complex tonal character.
- • Hammered bell produces a focused, articulate stick definition.
- • HHX Legacy series offers exceptional build quality and durability.
CONS
- • The darker sound may not suit brighter musical styles like funk.
- • Premium-priced, representing a significant investment for many drummers.
- • Heavier weight can cause fatigue during extended playing sessions.
Product Video
Key Features
Size
20 in
Material
B20 Bronze
Finish
Brushed/Lathed with Hammered Bell
Sound Character
Dark, Warm, Musical, Controlled Wash
Bell Size
6.5 in
Weight
2300 g
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*Note:* Cymbals, stands and other hardware not included
Frequently Asked Questions
It’s more refined and darker than his earlier Evolution series offerings, focusing on a controlled, musical response rather than an aggressively bright sound.
The hammering is primarily concentrated on the bell for articulation, but there’s also some light hammering across the main surface to enhance the complexity and warmth.
While versatile, its darker tone is best suited for more nuanced rock styles; if you need a bright, cutting ride, this might not be the best fit.
