Sabian - 12006XTSRLB HHX Redlight Crash 20"
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Crash Cymbal
The Sabian HHX Redlight 20" crash delivers a broad attack and a dark timbre perfectly balanced for the studio. Its controlled brilliance and deep hammering give it a rich presence without harshness.
ARTICLE N° 114708
Presentation
The Sabian HHX Redlight 20" cymbal combines a full attack with a muted sustain, designed to offer maximum expressivity in the studio. Developed with Todd Sucherman, it takes the dark, textured soul of the HHX and adds a controlled treble brightness to stand out in the mix.
Its large diameter gives it a generous opening and a natural, non-aggressive volume, with a good dynamic reserve for strong accents. The deep hammering and raw bell accentuate low harmonics, while the high profile promotes clear, controlled projection.
Made from B20 alloy, this medium-thin crash offers a supple, responsive feel, ideal for drummers sensitive to nuance. It's particularly effective for close miking or overheads, where every detail comes through naturally.
Its large diameter gives it a generous opening and a natural, non-aggressive volume, with a good dynamic reserve for strong accents. The deep hammering and raw bell accentuate low harmonics, while the high profile promotes clear, controlled projection.
Made from B20 alloy, this medium-thin crash offers a supple, responsive feel, ideal for drummers sensitive to nuance. It's particularly effective for close miking or overheads, where every detail comes through naturally.
Features
Diameter in inches
20" (510 mm)
Alloy
Bronze B20
Handmade cymbal
Yes
Weight
1,8 kg
Packaging
Single unit
Other features
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Sabian 12006XTSRLB HHX Redlight Crash 20" cymbal
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Crash cymbal
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Diameter : 20" (510mm)
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Thickness : Thin
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Weight: Medium-Thin
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Timbre: Dark
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Material: B20 alloy
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Bell : Rough and high
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Hammering: XXL
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Dark, complex and rich sound with a crystalline sparkle in the treble
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Developed in collaboration with Todd Sucherman
