Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
The 17 and 19” cymbals we had feature the AAX line’s typical modern bright sound and lathing/hammering.
At the risk of sounding cheesy, they’re glassy, can be delicate and in the right context, can fill a void without being abrasive or ruining the mood.
Since they’re thinner, they open up quickly and have a nice spread. They have a bright initial attack with a solid, full body and uniform decay. Both crashes are very full sounding, with the 19” model having quite a low pitch and they complement each other very well.
Left crash - 17"
Right crash - 19"
Hihats - 13" Fusion Hats
18" Rocktagon
Full written review at mikedolbear.com
The 17 and 19” cymbals we had feature the AAX line’s typical modern bright sound and lathing/hammering.
At the risk of sounding cheesy, they’re glassy, can be delicate and in the right context, can fill a void without being abrasive or ruining the mood.
Since they’re thinner, they open up quickly and have a nice spread. They have a bright initial attack with a solid, full body and uniform decay. Both crashes are very full sounding, with the 19” model having quite a low pitch and they complement each other very well.
Left crash - 17"
Right crash - 19"
Hihats - 13" Fusion Hats
18" Rocktagon
Full written review at mikedolbear.com
