All user reviews for the Sabian AAX Dark Crash 16"

Version 18 inches:
I finally found the absolute cymbal. Powerful, super rponse even if it touches.
This is the antithse SERIES K Zildjian, which are hard and Scheer. The AAX Dark Crash is deep and rich, it's pure happiness. I use and abuse to the ground (like the sound of Incubus Make Yourself album is exactly a).
The sound is recess in the lower register, she did not attack a sharp and aggressive which makes for idalie RPTES: far less ear fatigue.
Attention is a fine cymable ASEZ, which PForm under the baton. This gives it warmth and high-end rendering. It's a subtle cymable. Cash it without problem but I deprecated the big brutes. Turn plutt to the Metal-X SERIES!

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How long have you use it?

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4 Months

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What is so special that you like most and least?

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It sounds very easy to just tap with your finger so that it starts ringing it is fairly soft, it has a slight dark side, in the bass that I like, it could s'adopter more carefree musical syle

It to the mouth as a beautiful color, change of my former Xs.



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Have you tried many other models before buying it?

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ZXT Zildjian, Sabian Xs, Sabian Pro Sonic, K custom.



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How would you rate the quality / price?

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Very good 220euro purchased at Thomann



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With experience, you do again this choice? ...

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I think it is a value.

I've been using the Sabian AAX Dark Crash cymbal for about two years and it is one of my favorite crash cymbals to use for recording rock and pop music. It has a brilliance to it that is not only unique but works perfectly for these applications because of this tone quality. The model of the Sabian AAX Dark Crash cymbal that I use I believe is 16&quot; around, which is approximately the size you would expect from a crash cymbal. While I'm not a drummer, I have used the cymbal enough times while recording to know that it is a great sounding cymbal. To record drum overheads and cymbals I usually use a pair of Neumann KM184s or a pair of Rode NT5s and I find that with either pair I get great sounding crash cymbal sounds with this cymbal. While I've never used it for live shows it will work great for this application in addition to recording. The tone of the Sabian AAX Dark Crash cymbal can be described as a full bodied and having of a certain presence that you definitely hope to get with crash cymbals. Whether you are using this in tandem with another lighter sounding crash cymbal or on its own, it will add to your drum sound on the stage and in the studio. Even though this is a great sounding cymbal, the Sabian AAX Dark Crash won't break the bank in terms of price which makes it suitable for players of all levels looking to get a great sounding dark crash cymbal. All cymbals are unique and users need to try out each cymbal before purchasing to see if it will fit in their sounds, but I believe that the Sabian AAX Dark Crash cymbal is a great choice and is definitely worthy of a try.