When the crash cymbal is hit, everyone takes notice. After all, it's one of the loudest components of a drum kit, so it's important to choose one that's made from high-quality metal and with close attention given to even the smallest detail. As you might've guessed, Stagg crash cymbals are just that, and at a price that won't break your bank. Whether you're a hard-hitting metal slammer or an intricate jazz percussionist, Stagg has a crash cymbal for anyone who wants their talents to be in the spotlight every time they sit in their drum throne.
If you're still in the learning stages of drumming, you don't need to think too hard about the type of crash cymbal you choose. Your only concern should be to go with a company that takes your musical aspirations seriously, and for that you've come to the right place. Of course, certain cymbal types definitely have their own unique characteristics, and Stagg strives their hardest to specialize in a crash for every taste and playing style.
So without further ado, let's take a look at some options. If it's a cymbal that offers a wide range of tonal colors that you're after, turn your attention to the DH Dual-Hammered Exo Medium Thin Crash Cymbal. Through a complex process of rigorous hand-hammering methods, this cymbal is packed with dynamic overtones that will satisfy even the most demanding player. Or, if you're after a crash that projects an explosive attack, go with the DH Dual-Hammered Brilliant Rock Crash Cymbal. With its loud ringing sound and aggressive punch, this loud crash will impress any drummer who plays a more extreme music style.
And your choices certainly don't end there. Whatever Stagg crash cymbal you choose, you can have peace of mind knowing that everything they design is the result of years of skill passed down from generation to generation. Handmade with pride, a Stagg crash cymbal belongs on the kit of anyone who wants to take their performance to a greater level.
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