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Sabian 20" AA Apollo Crash Cymbal

Sabian 20" AA Apollo Crash Cymbal

$283.27 Price Tier: Standard

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Page last updated Jul 04, 2026

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In the Crash Cymbals category, Sabian 20" AA Apollo Crash Cymbal 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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The Sabian 20" AA Apollo Crash Cymbal is where vintage meets versatility, delivering a classic sound with a modern twist. This cymbal is crafted from B20 bronze, offering a sound that is both rich and complex. Its unique design allows for a unique blend of tonal warmth and explosive power that's perfect for drummers looking to expand their sonic palette. With its medium-thin weight, the Apollo Crash responds well to both light and heavy playing styles, making it suitable for a variety of musical genres.

The cymbal's partially lathed surface provides a raw, earthy aesthetic while enhancing its dynamic range. Whether you're playing in a small venue or a large stage, this cymbal offers a broad spectrum of sounds, from light shimmering accents to bold, pronounced crashes. The AA Apollo's construction ensures its durability, making it a reliable choice for both studio recording and live performances. Perfect for the drummer who appreciates the nuance of vintage sound combined with the reliability and versatility of modern craftsmanship.

Key Features:

Made from high-quality B20 bronze
Medium-thin weight for versatile playability
Partially lathed surface for enhanced dynamic range
Suitable for a variety of musical styles and settings
Reliable construction for both studio and live use

Product specs

Brand	Sabian
Model	20" AA Apollo Crash Cymbal
Year	2019 - 2025
Made In	Canada
Categories	Crash Cymbals
Diameter	20"

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What material is the Sabian 20" AA Apollo Crash Cymbal made from?: The Sabian 20" AA Apollo Crash Cymbal is crafted from B20 bronze, a high-quality alloy known for its durability and rich tonal characteristics.
How would you describe the sound of the Sabian 20" AA Apollo Crash Cymbal?: This cymbal offers a dark, complex sound with a vintage vibe, making it versatile for various music styles, from rock to jazz.
Is the Sabian 20" AA Apollo Crash Cymbal suitable for live performances?: Yes, the Sabian 20" AA Apollo Crash Cymbal is well-suited for live performances due to its powerful projection and dynamic range.
Can the Sabian 20" AA Apollo Crash Cymbal be used in a studio setting?: Absolutely, its rich, warm tones and controlled sustain make it an excellent choice for studio recordings, adding depth and character to your tracks.
What is the diameter of the Sabian 20" AA Apollo Crash Cymbal?: The diameter of the Sabian 20" AA Apollo Crash Cymbal is 20 inches, providing a balanced blend of attack and sustain.

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The Apollo is noted for being wash-y, contrasting with the Zildjian Ping or Sweet Ride, which offer more stick definition.
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Meinl's Sand Ride is considered too thin by some, while the HHX line is similar but offers a different tonal character.
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The K Custom Organic Ride is suggested as a bright, dry alternative to the Apollo, blending good ping with minimal sustain.
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The Bash Ride is noted for having a bell that can cut through metal, unlike the Apollo which lacks projection in amplified settings.
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The HHX Groove Ride is highlighted as a versatile option, suitable for both jazz/funk and heavier styles, unlike the genre-specific Apollo.
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The Apollo is described as neither distinctly bright nor dark, providing a unique sound profile that diverges from typical categorizations.
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It's highlighted that the Apollo lacks loudness and ping, making it less ideal for rock compared to other options like the Zildjian Rock Ride.
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The Apollo's minimal sustain after striking is appreciated by those who dislike excessive ring in rides like the Sweet Ride.
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An owner found the 22” AA Apollo too dry for their playing style and swapped it out after one song during an outdoor gig.
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The Apollo is described as very dry and not well-suited for outdoor gigs or amplified music due to its lack of cut and projection.
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The AA 21" Raw Bell Dry Ride is praised for its cutting capability, making it a potential alternative for those needing more projection.
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