Sabian 17" HHX X-Treme Crash

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In the Crash Cymbals category, Sabian 17" HHX X-Treme Crash is priced in the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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Dive into a sonic revolution with the Sabian 17" HHX X-Treme Crash, where innovative design meets time-honored craftsmanship. This cymbal stands at the crossroads of modern music-making and traditional Turkish cymbal forging, making it a true masterpiece for drummers seeking both cutting-edge performance and classic sound. With its unique blend of hand and machine hammering atop the renowned B20 alloy, it delivers an explosive crash that cuts through any mix, yet retains a warm, atmospheric quality that enriches your musical expression.

Key Features:

Made from Sabian's versatile B20 alloy for a mix of durability and musicality.
Thin weight through the bow for a responsive and dynamic playing experience.
Features a large, raw bell for increased projection and volume.
A combination of hand hammering and machine hammering ensures a unique sound.
Delivers a high-decibel output with an atmospheric, vintage character.

Product specs

Type	Crash
Size	17"
Weight	Thin
Material	B20
Sound	Dark
Pitch	Mid to Low

FAQs

What type of sound can I expect from the Sabian 17" HHX X-Treme Crash?: The Sabian 17" HHX X-Treme Crash delivers a dark, explosive sound with a mid to low pitch, making it ideal for adding dramatic accents in various musical styles.
Is the Sabian 17" HHX X-Treme Crash suitable for live performances?: Yes, the Sabian 17" HHX X-Treme Crash's thin weight and explosive sound projection make it well-suited for live performances, providing a powerful presence on stage.
What material is the Sabian 17" HHX X-Treme Crash made from?: The Sabian 17" HHX X-Treme Crash is crafted from B20 bronze, known for its rich tonal qualities and durability.
How does the Sabian 17" HHX X-Treme Crash compare to other crash cymbals?: The Sabian 17" HHX X-Treme Crash stands out with its dark, complex tones and thin weight, offering a unique sound profile compared to brighter, heavier crash cymbals.
Is this cymbal suitable for all music genres?: While the Sabian 17" HHX X-Treme Crash excels in genres requiring dark, complex tones, such as jazz and rock, its versatile sound can complement various musical styles.

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PROS

Perfect blend of sustain and washiness for versatile use
Longer release similar to an 18-20 inch cymbal
Responsive like a 16 inch cymbal
Offers a wide range of sound variations
Balanced brightness without being too dark
Quick, rich attack with warm overtones on decay
Produces a unique roar on attack, akin to a china cymbal
Complements other cymbals for a balanced setup
High quality at a great price

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Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Sabian 17" HHX X-Treme Crash.

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HHX X-Treme crashes are described as more "trashy" in tone compared to the AAX Xplosion fast crashes, offering distinct sound profiles.
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The HHX X-Treme is noted for being much thinner than other Sabian models, contributing to its explosive sound.
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The HHX Evolution features a big, thick bell for enhanced cut, contrasting with its thin body for responsiveness—ideal for bright attack and dark decay.
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The HHX X-Plosion shares similarities with its AAX counterpart, differing mainly in the HHX-style hammering.
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The HHX Stage and Studio models share the same profile, but the Stage's medium weight results in a brighter sound with more cut.
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It's noted that HHX models can vary significantly in sound and feel between individual cymbals, even within the same model and size.
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Owners describe the HHX X-Treme crashes as very responsive, capable of exploding with sound even when played lightly.
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A user highlighted that the HHX X-Treme has a washy sound with less focus on attack and more on sustain, contrasting with thicker cymbals.
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Owners find the HHX Studio crash to have a buttery feel and mid-pitch tone, effectively cutting through mixes while maintaining a dark sound.
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Use cases and applications

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Some users find the HHX X-Treme doesn't mix well with other crashes, but this is attributed to its unique thinness and tonal character.
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Pairing an HHX Evo with an AAX Vault or AA Raw Bell provides a balanced sound, offering both bright and dark tonal qualities.
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