Sabian FRX 19" Crash Cymbal

The Sabian FRX 19” Crash Cymbal utilises a unique design which reduces certain frequencies to create a perceived drop in volume. Perfect for situations when standard cymbals could be a problem, the FRX crash helps to create a cymbal sound that sits neatly in the mix.

Sabian FRX Crash Cymbal

Let’s be clear, the Sabian FRX Series are NOT low volume cymbals!

Instead they work by removing specific frequencies within the cymbal sound which results in a perceived lower overall volume.

The frequency control is achieved thanks to the insertion of small, specifically placed holes within the cymbal, which are designed to reduce certain frequencies.

The result is a set of cymbals that are ideal for lower volume performance situations, that allow you to play naturally without needing to hold back and that never become overpowering.

Sabian FRX 19” Crash Cymbal Specifications:

• Style: Modern
• Sound: Bright
• Metal: B20
• Weight: Extra Thin

Quick Response

The extra thin weight of this Sabian crash cymbal means it open up super-fast to deliver an immediate blast of accenting tone.

Providing an instant flash of attack, this crash cymbal bursts into action to produce a beautifully light, punchy sound.

Shimmering Sustain

The fast attack of this Sabian 19” crash quickly blends into a shimmering sparkle of airy sustain.

Providing a fairly medium sustain, this FRX crash cymbal adds a neat and compact punch of tone that remains controlled and light at all times.

Decent Bell

This Sabian FRX 19” Crash even offers a decent bell tone.

The unlathed bell provides a strong, full response that, in keeping with the overall cymbal sound, remains clean and controlled at all times.

Ideal for adding some extra accent and emphasis to your playing, the bell provides the perfect option to embellish your sound.

Soft Feel

Rather than dampening or muting your standard cymbals, which can lead to too much volume reduction and an unnatural playing feel, the Sabian FRX crash offers a normal, natural playing response.

The holes within the cymbal help to create a super soft playing experience for an enjoyable smooth buttery feel.

The lightweight of this crash means it responds quickly to your touch to deliver a true representation of your playing intent without every becoming harsh or overpowering.

No Holding Back

Sabian have create their frequency reduced cymbal range specifically for use in playing environments where other cymbals have too much attack and volume.

This FRX crash has been specially created to cut specific frequencies to provide a perceived reduction in volume.

The strategically placed tiny holes within the cymbal surface work to remove frequencies that suddenly allow the crash to sit neatly in the mix, no matter how hard you hit.

This means that you don’t need to adapt or change your playing style to achieve the sound you require.

Whereas with standard cymbals you may need to pull back a little in lower volume settings to avoid overpowering the band, you simply don’t need to worry about it with the Sabian FRX crash.

Hit as hard as you like and this 19” crash cymbal will remain cool, calm and controlled at all times.

Summary

If you’re looking for a set of more subdued cymbals for a practice space or smaller, low volume performances the Sabian FRX are a superb choice.

Maintaining the natural feel of standard cymbals but with an innovative frequency reducing design, this crash delivers quick punchy shimmering tone that always remains controlled.

Perfect for churches, weddings, corporate gigs, schools, drummers who sing or smaller venue settings, this crash cymbal is the ideal way to keep your sound in check without changing the way you play.

For natural feel, controlled volume and a quick shimmering tone, grab the Sabian FRX 19” Crash now from PMT Online.

Sabian FRX 19” Crash Cymbal Key Features:

• Perfect for Quieter Performance Settings
• Quick, Shimmering Response
• Decent Bell Tone
• Soft Playing Feel
• Allows Drummers to Perform Without Holding Back
• Ideal for a Wide Range of Musical Styles