Detail 01
HHX construction process
Each model begins with sparse hammering, is lathed, then receives denser HHX hammering.

Independent shopping perspective
A complete HHX set built around thinner, darker and faster cymbals, with three thin crashes, medium hi-hats, a medium ride and a splash.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
Each model begins with sparse hammering, is lathed, then receives denser HHX hammering.
Detail 02
They have smaller bells and are described as faster, lower and more complex in tone.
Detail 03
It is described as offering dark sticking with controlled warm spread.
Detail 04
They are described as having boosted volume and power.
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Product questions
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It includes 14, 16 and 18-inch thin crashes, 14-inch medium hi-hats, a 20-inch medium ride and a 10-inch splash.
They have smaller bells for faster attack, more lows and greater tonal complexity.
The 20-inch medium ride is described as having dark sticking and controlled warm spread.
Sparse hammering is followed by lathing, then denser HHX hammering.
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