HH

Mixes power and tone for explosive response and moderate sustain. Traditional hand hammering creates a dark, musically complex and highly

Mixes power and tone for explosive response and moderate sustain. Traditional hand hammering creates a dark, musically complex and highly

HH Remastered adds complexity and tone to each cymbal, delivering unmatched sonic texture across the entire line. Mixes power and

Mixes power and tone for explosive response and moderate sustain. Traditional hand hammering creates a dark, musically complex and highly

Mixes power and tone for explosive response and moderate sustain. Traditional hand hammering creates a dark, musically complex and highly

Micro-sized models respond with a raw, tight combination of chinese and splash. The sound is ‘kang’. Style: Vintage Metal: B20

Traditional hand hammering creates a dark, musically complex and highly personalized tone that makes HH the choice of players seeking

Mixes power and tone for explosive response and moderate sustain. Traditional hand hammering creates a dark, musically complex and highly

Mixes power and tone for explosive response and moderate sustain. Traditional hand hammering creates a dark, musically complex and highly

Mixes power and tone for explosive response and moderate sustain. Traditional hand hammering creates a dark, musically complex and highly

Mixes power and tone for explosive response and moderate sustain. Traditional hand hammering creates a dark, musically complex and highly

Mixes power and tone for explosive response and moderate sustain. Traditional hand hammering creates a dark, musically complex and highly

SABIAN introduces HH Remastered – with more hammering, more complexity, and more tone. As a result, HH Crashes sound thinner

SABIAN O-Zone design employs 2″ holes to increase agitation in tone, bringing raw, dark and dirty bite to the 16″

Designed to provide exceptional versatility and feel, each model in the HH Vanguard family responds to the touch in a

SABIAN introduces HH Remastered – with more hammering, more complexity, and more tone. As a result, HH Crashes sound thinner