Sabian Cymbals

Helping musicians get the most out of their kits for decades now, Sabian cymbals are at the forefront of cymbal innovation, quality and design. If you're building your own kit or just looking to replace a few parts, you're definitely in the right place.  Sabian was founded in 1981 when Robert Zildjian had a falling out with his brother over their cymbals, and quickly grew the business into one of the top manufacturer's in the world. Now with multiple product lines focusing on various distinct sounds like modern, vintage and creative, Sabian are the preferred cymbal designer of musicians everywhere.

With an enormous selection of crash, hi-hat, ride, splash, effect and China cymbals here, knowing what you're looking for will definitely help you narrow down your options. Are you looking for crash cymbal that explodes with sound on stage? Check out the AAXplosion Crash Cymbal. Featuring a sleek response-driven design that promotes a fiery attack, this crash is polished with a brilliant finish for a look that can't be ignored. If you're after a ride cymbal that will define your setup, you have to take a look at the AA Bash Ride Cymbal Brilliant. Oversized in design, with an overall bright tone, the AA was made for the drummer that needs to be heard. Known for its dry sustain and "stage-eating" sound, this cymbal lets you go to town when you're playing.

There are even a number of full packs available that have already done all the leg-work for you. Pre-combining a mix of cymbals in a variety of arrangements, all designed to work fluidly together, you simply need to pick a pack and you're good to go.

If you want to know how good Sabian cymbals are, you simply need to look at the long list of artists that use them. Legendary drummer Neil Peart of RUSH, Chad Smith of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Tom Petty's Stephen Ferrone, Shannon Larkin of Godsmack, Coheed & Cambria's Chris Pennie and so many more all choose to have Sabian as part of their kits. If you want to sound like the drummers you aspire to be, these cymbals are a great place to start.