• Bright pedal "chick".
• Crisp, full-bodied sticking.
• Provide plenty of solid wash when open.
• Protected by SABIAN Two-Year Warranty.

The classic sounds of the past live on with the energized bright sound of the Sabian AA series cymbals. This set of 14-inch AA medium hats offers a warm, full-bodied response that's clean and musical with solid stick definition. Specs * Size: 14 inches * Style: Vintage * Sound: Bright * Metal: B20 * Weight: Medium Heavy * Finish: Natural/Brilliant -------------------- AA Line Key Features -------------------- * Traditional automatic hammering ensures versatility and power in Vintage Bright sounds. * Hand-cut, wide-blade lathing tightens cymbal structure for increased durability. * High-profile shaping raises pitch, so AA cuts through and gets you heard. * Small-peen hammering increases stick response and boosts energy. * Concentric circles of hammering build tension into the profile, for increased projection. * Made of pure Sabian B20 bronze--20 percent tin, 80 percent copper, and traces of silver. * All Sabian B20 bronze cymbals are quality protected by a two-year warranty AA: Vintage Bright Sounds. Get back to the 50's, the 60's, and the 70's. Retro, reverso, classic... get back to the times when British beat groups powered the radio and took over TV, power and punk poured out of Detroit, soul music was a sensation, jam bands ruled the West Coast, and horndriven jazz/rock blew power trios and psychedelia off the charts. Get back with the Vintage Bright sounds of AA. ------------------- What They're Saying ------------------- "AA is kinda like the Beatles, Cream and Hendrix. It's from a different time, but still sounds amazing today." --Chad Smith "There is something about that bright AA tone and great feel… and I can lay a beating on them and they last like you wouldn't believe. AA has durability with that sweet sound. It's a package made in heaven." --Gene Hoglan ---------------------- Play the Right Cymbals ---------------------- Every cymbal has its strengths and limitations. Hitting a smaller or thinner cymbal harder and harder to get a bigger sound or make it louder isn't the answer. It wasn't designed to be so loud. So don't use small, thin cymbals for high-volume, hard-hitting playing (unless you want a contrast in your set-up... but don't hit them as hard as the rest.) For volume, power and durability, choose bigger and heavier models. And consider the brighter sounding series, like AA, AAX, PRO and Sonix. Their sounds are higher pitched and more effective at cutting through a loud band. Lower pitched series, like Hand Hammered and HHX, also offer models suitable for powering any style of music.