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* '''[[Sabian Extra Thin Crash|Extra Thin Crash]] - [[Sabian AA 13" Extra Thin Crash|13"]] [[Sabian AA 14" Extra Thin Crash|14"]] [[Sabian AA 15" Extra Thin Crash|15"]] [[Sabian AA 16" Extra Thin Crash|16"]] [[Sabian AA 17" Extra Thin Crash|17"]] [[Sabian AA 18" Extra Thin Crash|18"]] [[Sabian AA 19" Extra Thin Crash|19"]] [[Sabian AA 20" Extra Thin Crash|20"]]<br>
 
* '''[[Sabian Extra Thin Crash|Extra Thin Crash]] - [[Sabian AA 13" Extra Thin Crash|13"]] [[Sabian AA 14" Extra Thin Crash|14"]] [[Sabian AA 15" Extra Thin Crash|15"]] [[Sabian AA 16" Extra Thin Crash|16"]] [[Sabian AA 17" Extra Thin Crash|17"]] [[Sabian AA 18" Extra Thin Crash|18"]] [[Sabian AA 19" Extra Thin Crash|19"]] [[Sabian AA 20" Extra Thin Crash|20"]]<br>
 
*'''[[Sabian Fast Crash|Fast Crash]] - [[Sabian AA 17" Fast Crash|17"]]
 
*'''[[Sabian Fast Crash|Fast Crash]] - [[Sabian AA 17" Fast Crash|17"]]
*'''[[Sabian Heavy Crash|Heavy Crash]] - [[Sabian AA 19" Heavy Crash|19"]]
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*'''[[Sabian Heavy Crash|Heavy Crash]] - [[Sabian AA 16" Heavy Crash|16"]] [[Sabian AA 19" Heavy Crash|19"]]
 
*'''[[Sabian Marching Crash|Marching Crash]] - [[Sabian AA 15" Marching Crash|15"]]
 
*'''[[Sabian Marching Crash|Marching Crash]] - [[Sabian AA 15" Marching Crash|15"]]
 
* '''[[Sabian Medium Crash|Medium Crash]] - [[Sabian AA 13" Medium Crash|13"]] [[Sabian AA 14" Medium Crash|14"]] [[Sabian AA 15" Medium Crash|15"]] [[Sabian AA 16" Medium Crash|16"]] [[Sabian AA 17" Medium Crash|17"]] [[Sabian AA 18" Medium Crash|18"]] [[Sabian AA 19" Medium Crash|19"]] [[Sabian AA 20" Medium Crash|20"]]
 
* '''[[Sabian Medium Crash|Medium Crash]] - [[Sabian AA 13" Medium Crash|13"]] [[Sabian AA 14" Medium Crash|14"]] [[Sabian AA 15" Medium Crash|15"]] [[Sabian AA 16" Medium Crash|16"]] [[Sabian AA 17" Medium Crash|17"]] [[Sabian AA 18" Medium Crash|18"]] [[Sabian AA 19" Medium Crash|19"]] [[Sabian AA 20" Medium Crash|20"]]

Revision as of 07:50, 19 October 2024

AA

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Introduction: 1982 (1983 for USA)
Background: AA, or "Automatic Anvil" is the company's machine-hammered flagship series. This series, along with the HH Series, are the longest-running Sabian cymbal lines.
Innovation: Machine hammering
Alloy: B20
Quality: Professional
Offered as: AA - AA Sound Control
Production: Hybrid manufacturing with hand hammering and lathing, some with brilliant finish
Applications: All volume settings • Live playing and recording • Entire range of music styles
Users:
Sound: From classic rock to old school punk rock and hip-hop — that’s AA. Tight, controlled, but LOUD AF when you hit it hard. If that’s your sound, start with 14″ Rock Hats and a 20″ Rock Ride and build from there.
Notes: One of the two series, along with HH, initially offered. Due to a legal agreement with Zildjian, Sabian could not sell cymbals in the USA until 1983.



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AA Sound Control

Sabian AA 15 Sound Control Crash 1.jpg
Sabian AA 16 Sound Control Crash 1.jpg
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Introduction: 1987 (NAMM Winter Show)
Background: The genesis of the idea for the series started with the Medium Flange Ride.
Innovation: The series features a flanged edge on all cymbals. This attenuates the sound, "controlling" overtones, sustain, and volume.
Alloy:B20
Quality: Professional
Offered as: AA - AA Sound Control
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Applications:
Users:
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