SABIAN 11706XLN 17" HHX LEGACY CRASH

SABIAN 11706XLN 17" HHX Legacy Crash

The SABIAN 17" HHX Legacy Crash delivers a dark, warm, and expressive crash sound with rich complexity and fast response. Designed in collaboration with Dave Weckl, this cymbal opens up easily with a smooth, musical spread and controlled decay, making it ideal for dynamic playing, expressive accents, and blending seamlessly in both live and studio environments.

Specifications

• Series: HHX Legacy
• Type: Crash Cymbal
• Size: 17"
• Alloy: B20 Bronze
• Finish: Natural / Traditional
• Sound Profile: Dark, warm, complex
• Manufacturing: Hand-hammered
• Artist Collaboration: Dave Weckl
• Application: Jazz, fusion, pop, rock, studio, live performance

UPC

622537073371

SABIAN Cymbals

Founded in 1981 in Meductic, New Brunswick, Canada, SABIAN Cymbals has become one of the world’s most respected and innovative cymbal manufacturers. Built on generations of metalworking expertise, SABIAN combines traditional craftsmanship with modern technology to produce cymbals trusted by drummers across every genre—from jazz and orchestral to rock, metal, gospel, and beyond.

Known for consistency, innovation, and musicality, SABIAN offers a wide range of cymbal series designed to meet the needs of beginners, working professionals, and world-class artists alike. Each cymbal is crafted using premium bronze alloys and refined through extensive hammering, lathing, and sound-testing processes to ensure exceptional tone and reliability.

Key Features

• Handcrafted cymbals made in Canada using premium B20 and B8 bronze alloys
• Wide range of series including HHX, HH, AAX, AA, XSR, and Artisan
• Innovative hammering and lathing techniques for complex, musical tones
• Exceptional consistency and quality control
• Trusted by top professional drummers worldwide

Why Choose SABIAN?

• Rich tonal diversity suited for all musical styles
• Modern designs alongside traditional, vintage-inspired sounds
• Durable construction for both studio and live performance
• Continuous innovation driven by artist collaboration