Difference between revisions of "Sabian XS20"

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*'''[[Sabian Splash|Splash]] - [[Sabian XS20 10" Splash|10"]] [[Sabian XS20 12" Splash|12"]]
 
*'''[[Sabian Splash|Splash]] - [[Sabian XS20 10" Splash|10"]] [[Sabian XS20 12" Splash|12"]]
  
==== Concert Band ====  
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==== Band & Orchestra ====  
 
* '''[[Sabian Concert Band|Concert Band]] - [[Sabian XS20 14" Concert Band|14"]] [[Sabian XS20 16" Concert Band|16"]] [[Sabian XS20 18" Concert Band|18"]] [[Sabian XS20 20" Concert Band|20"]]
 
* '''[[Sabian Concert Band|Concert Band]] - [[Sabian XS20 14" Concert Band|14"]] [[Sabian XS20 16" Concert Band|16"]] [[Sabian XS20 18" Concert Band|18"]] [[Sabian XS20 20" Concert Band|20"]]
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* '''[[Sabian Suspended|Suspended]] - [[Sabian XS20 16" Suspended|16"]] [[Sabian XS20 18" Suspended|18"]] [[Sabian XS20 20" Suspended|20"]]
  
 
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(*) Modern Drummer, May 2007, p.42<br>
 
(*) Modern Drummer, May 2007, p.42<br>

Latest revision as of 00:58, 19 January 2025

XS20 Ad (2003)
XS20 Ad (2003)

Introduction: 2003
Redesigned with hand lathing: 2007*
Brilliant Finish Option Introduced: 2010
Discontinued: 2016?
Background: Cost-effective, high-tech precision casting, along with the specific metals used, allow these cymbals to offer a multilayered response at affordable prices
Alloy: B20
Quality: Professional
Production: The natural-finished cymbals are line-lathed top and bottom to offer responsive performance
Applications: All volume settings • Live playing and recording • Entire range of music styles
Users:
Sound: The overall series consists of cymbals pitched in the mid ranges, often with nice bright tones


Rides

Crashes

Hi-Hats

Chinas

Splashes

Band & Orchestra


Source:
(*) Modern Drummer, May 2007, p.42