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The Sabian AAX Thin Crash Brilliant 17", a revolutionary cymbal that provides an innovative palette of sound. Brought to you by the experts at Sabian, this professional-grade cymbal combines a small, raw bell and specialized hammering techniques to deliver a thin, responsive crash with exceptional tonal control. Musicians will appreciate the cymbal's wider frequency range, with bright, shimmering highs and rich, complex lows. Built to answer the call for a faster, more versatile crash, the AAX Thin Crash Brilliant 17" is a bold new addition to Sabian's renowned AAX line.

Small Bell Provides Lightning-Fast Response

At the heart of the AAX Thin Crash Brilliant 17" is a diminutive raw bell, meticulously crafted to enable an immediate, articulate crash with outstanding clarity. This compact bell translates drummers' subtlest gestures into crisp, musical crashes that cut through dense mixes with ease. For players seeking tighter control and faster cymbal action, the AAX Thin Crash Brilliant 17" delivers.

Innovative Hammering Technique Creates Complex Tones

Sabian's master cymbalsmiths have developed an advanced hammering technique to produce the complex tones of the AAX Thin Crash Brilliant 17". Using a larger, rounder hammering peen, these skilled artisans have created a highly-visible hammering pattern across the surface of the cymbal. The result is a darker, richer crash with more high-frequency shimmer and a wider range of harmonics for a full, satisfying sound.

Thin, Responsive Design Offers Exceptional Playability

Weighing in at a lightweight 1,540 grams, the AAX Thin Crash Brilliant 17" provides an ultra-responsive crash that players can finesse with ease. Its thin design and small bell give this professional-level cymbal outstanding sensitivity, enabling drummers to execute intricate crash variations and subtle tonal shifts with confidence. For a cymbal that reacts instantly to your lightest touch, the AAX Thin Crash Brilliant 17" is unparalleled.

Two-Year Warranty and Protective Packing Included

Like all Sabian cymbals, the AAX Thin Crash Brilliant 17" is covered by a two-year manufacturer's warranty and ships in protective packing to ensure it arrives in pristine condition.

SABIAN AAX Thin Crash Cymbal Brilliant 17 in.
SABIAN AAX Thin Crash Cymbal Brilliant 17 in.

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  • Answers the call for thinner, complex Crashes with added versatility
  • Small, raw bell delivers faster response
  • Additional hammering means brighter highs and more complex lows
  • A whole new design for SABIAN AAX Crashes
  • Quality protected with SABIAN two-year warranty

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North American Warranty: SABIAN cymbals are guaranteed against defects in materials and workmanship for a period of two years from the date of purchase on all SABIAN series except Solar by SABIAN which has a 6-month warranty period. If after inspection by SABIAN personnel it is determined that the cymbal failed under normal use, a replacement cymbal of the same size and series will be provided free of charge. To obtain warranty service, ship the cymbals prepaid along with a copy of the dated proof of purchase to the following; In the USA. SABIAN Inc, 100 Enterprise Drive, Marshfield, MA 02050. Please call 1-800-81-SABIAN and request an RA#. Please allow 4–6 weeks for processing and return shipping. The above pertains to SABIAN cymbals purchased in North America. As warranty laws vary from country to country, you will need to check with the dealer where you purchased the cymbal for warranty details in any country outside North America, as the warranty is administered by the SABIAN distributor in the respective country. Warranty replacements for cymbals purchased in Canada and the USA cannot be shipped outside the USA and Canada.

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