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Sabian 19″ Crash FRX

Original price was: $326.99.Current price is: $167.55.

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Sabian 19″ Crash FRX

The 19″ Crash FRX delivers an exceptionally soft feel with quick, shimmering response that sits cleanly in a mix without dominating the frequency spectrum. This extra-thin B20 Bronze crash uses micro-perforations near the bell to surgically remove offensive overtones, allowing full dynamic expression in recording sessions and overdub scenarios where cymbal bleed and problematic frequencies compromise vocal clarity and instrument definition. Built for studio drummers and producers tracking in acoustically varied spaces.

Sound & Frequency Control for Recording

The FRX (Frequency Reduced) design removes specific frequencies rather than simply reducing volume, keeping the cymbal articulate and present during playback and mixing. Micro-perforations near the bell subdue problematic overtones while the finely lathed, subtly hammered bow maintains clarity and separation even when recording with multiple overhead and close-proximity microphones on the kit.

Construction & Studio Versatility

Crafted from B20 Bronze in an extra-thin weight, this crash combines durability with fast, responsive articulation ideal for tracking. The traditional finish with raw bells and carefully shaped bow structure ensures consistent stick definition across the playing surface during takes while the micro-perforation technology integrates seamlessly into the cymbal’s architecture for predictable mic-capture behavior.

Key Features

  • 19″ diameter crash cymbal
  • B20 Bronze construction
  • Extra-thin weight
  • Micro-perforations near bell to subdue offensive overtones
  • Quick, shimmering response
  • Exceptionally soft feel
  • Traditional finish with raw bells
  • Finely lathed and subtly hammered bows
  • Frequency-reduced design for controlled projection
  • Limited 2-year manufacturer warranty against defects

The Sabian 19″ Crash FRX solves the tracking problem of cymbal bleed and harsh frequencies without sacrificing a drummer’s ability to play with full dynamics and control during recording sessions.