Sabian XSR 18" O-Zone Crash

Delivering a high-impact sound with aggressive attack and rapid decay, the Sabian XSR 18" O-Zone Crash brings radical effect capabilities to any drum setup. Crafted using Sabian’s legendary B20 bronze alloy, this cymbal applies the highly-effective double-ring O-Zone perforation design to an ultra-responsive cast cymbal. Featuring two rows of six 2-inch response-enhancing holes, the XSR O-Zone strikes a perfect dynamic balance: played gently, it provides a dark, moody roar, but when struck with power, it erupts with a raw, trashy explosion full of white noise. Whether used as a standalone effects crash or stacked over an XSR Chinese cymbal for a custom trash setup, this cymbal delivers cutting-edge performance for modern rock, gospel, metal, and electronic styles.

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  Highlights

Crafted from Sabian's high-grade B20 bronze alloy for rich, musical undertones

Features two rows of six 2-inch perforations for an aggressive, trashy attack and fast decay

Highly versatile profile transitions from a subtle, dark roar to an explosive, cutting bite

Functions exceptionally well as a standalone effects crash or as a stacker

Brilliant finish delivers eye-catching visual presentation on stage

  Specifications

Type: Crash / Effects

Size: 18"

Weight: Thin

Material: B20 Bronze

Finish: Brilliant

Sound: Aggressive, Raw, Trashy

Part Number: XSR1800B

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • 18" XSR O-Zone Crash Cymbal
Categories
Finish
  • Traditional
Diameter
  • 18"

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