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Sabian 22″ Jack DeJohnette Signature

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Crafted with precision and designed in collaboration with legendary jazz drummer Jack DeJohnette, the Sabian 22″ Jack DeJohnette Signature Ride Cymbal is a must-have for discerning percussionists. This cymbal blends unique sound characteristics with high-quality craftsmanship to provide a versatile tool for both studio recording and live performance environments. The Sabian 22" Ride offers a rich, dark tone with a nuanced stick definition, making it ideal for jazz, fusion, and other intricate musical styles. The cymbal's exclusive construction ensures a balanced response across its surface, delivering clear, expressive sounds that respond to a variety of dynamics.

With its meticulous design, this ride cymbal can seamlessly integrate into any setup, enhancing your musical expression with its warm, complex tones and smooth sustain. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or an enthusiastic hobbyist, the Sabian 22″ Jack DeJohnette Signature Ride Cymbal will elevate your drumming experience to new heights.

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Developed in collaboration with jazz legend Jack DeJohnette
Rich, dark tonal qualities with nuanced stick definition
Ideal for jazz, fusion, and dynamic musical styles
Exclusive construction for balanced sound response
Warm, complex tones with smooth sustain
Suitable for both studio and live performance environments

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Jack DeJohnette signature is favored by some for its darker tone, comparable to the HHX series for those seeking a less cutting sound.
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The Sabian Jack DeJohnette ride from the 90s is compared to the Zildjian Earth Ride, noted for being a 22” unlathed blank, offering a super dry and heavy tone.
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The Sabian Jack DeJohnette ride is considered slightly more musical than the Earth Ride, making it a preferred choice for some owners despite its similar heavy and dry characteristics.
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The 22" HHX Legacy Ride is highlighted for its blending capabilities and smooth bell, suitable for diverse musical styles from jazz to rock.
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Owners find the Sabian Jack DeJohnette ride suitable for those seeking a heavy ride with minimal reverb, aligning with the needs of jazz musicians who prefer crisp articulation.
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The HHX Groove Ride is noted for its crashability, offering a well-rounded option for those needing both ride and crash functionality.
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The HHX Complex Ride is praised for its dark, smooth bow and pingy bell, making it versatile for genres from jazz to metal.
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The HHX Evolution Ride is described as a favorite for its adaptability and quality, with high marks from multiple owners.
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In Gear: Jack DeJohnette - JazzTimes

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James Muschler

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Verified via Modern Drummer Magazine

Mentioned in this July 2016 Modern Drummer Online interview.

MD: Can you describe your setup and the gear you use?

James: Currently, and for the last three years, I’ve been using a Tama Starclassic kit with an 18×22 kick, a 10×10 rack tom, and a 14×14 floor tom, and a 5.5×14 Ludwig Acrolite snare. I’m playing 16″ Sabian AAX hi-hats and a 16″ flat ride with a 15″ Zildjian K crash on top. On my right side I have a broken 22″ Zildjian Dry Complex ride on top of a 22″ Jack DeJohnette Signature ride, a 12″ UFIP crash, and a 22″ Wuhan China cymbal.