Sabian Crash 16" AA Raw Bell Brilliant

One of the cymbals cymbal winners Vote 2014.
Quick in your answer as it is characteristic of this series AA, hard, cutting and intense. Designed for music styles you need cymbals with volume but a the time is a very versatile crash. A very musical classic thin crash with a great speed the answer. This model has the cowbell without polishing to give more character to cymbal.
Very versatile. Whether you touch it loudly or gently you can control it the dynamics and brightness.

Bright, powerful and explosive sounds. They combine musicality and energy in some cymbals highly durable that fit in any musical style.
The traditional concentric turning technique with a smaller pattern and a lower profile, applied by the craftsmen Vault de Sabian (some of which have more than a million cymbals turned by hand) is one of the factors that contribute to the open and vintage tone of cymbals AA.

The alloy
Made with B20 alloy of pure bronze, it is composed of 80% copper and a  20% tin and traces of silver. This B20 alloy can be difficult to work, as it requires a great reworking and recollected due to its natural state that is very fragile, but Sabian the known for more than 400 years and used in your family
This versatility allows the cymbals AAX be in all kinds of music, from jazz to rock 

About Sabian
They knew they have been manufacturing since 1981, but their family has been working for hundreds of years since the founder of this brand is Robert “Bob“ Zildjian.
Although the alloy employed the same as the used hundreds of years ago, Sabian gives great importance to providing new models and Hammereds to his catalogue and this has made drummers as famous as Dave Weckl, Terry Bozio, Billy Cobham or Jojo Mayer have chosen Sabian for their tours and recordings.
In its wide catalog you can choose a wide range of options so you can choose the right one, whether you are a beginner or an experienced drummer or percussionist
Today Sabian is considered one of the top brands the manufacture cymbals.