Agean 15" Hi Hat Hush Hush

Historical context and position within the range

Agean's Hush Hush series is aimed at drummers who want to slightly reduce their volume without switching to a low-volume cymbal with a very different feel. It retains traditional craftsmanship and professional B20 bronze alloy, while incorporating a perforated surface designed to tame projection and enrich the sonic character.

Handcrafted in Uzunköprü, Turkey, this 15-inch hi-hat is positioned as an expressive solution for situations where power needs to remain controlled. It preserves the nuances, rebound and musicality of a true acoustic hi-hat.

Who is this hi-hat for?

The Agean Hush Hush 15-inch Hi-Hat is suitable for intermediate to advanced drummers, as well as discerning musicians looking for a softer cymbal to integrate into an acoustic kit. Its natural control will be particularly appreciated during rehearsals, in the studio, in small venues, churches or semi-acoustic setups.

Its versatile character suits many musical styles: pop, rock, funk, modern jazz, fusion, soul or electronic music played on an acoustic drum kit. Thanks to its precise response under both the foot and the stick, it allows you to work on tight grooves, gradual openings and more textured accents.

Technical specifications

Category	hi-hat	Hammering	Yes
Cymbal diameter	15 "	Color	Yellow
Material	B20	Finishing	Matt

Type	hi-hat	Perforations	holes individually drilled by hand
Diameter	15 inches	Place of manufacture	Uzunköprü, Turkey
Series	Hush Hush	Volume	slightly reduced compared with a traditional hi-hat
Design	acoustic cymbal with slightly reduced volume	Response	fast, precise and easy to control
Character	controllable, expressive, with a subtle effect	Projection	controlled without the feel of a silent cymbal
Alloy	B20 bronze	Recommended use	rehearsals, studio, moderate-volume live performances and dynamic playing
Alloy composition	80 percent copper, 20 percent tin, traces of silver	Manufacturer's warranty	2 years from the date of purchase
Lathing	hand-lathed	Cover	defects and cracks appearing in the lathing groove, running in the direction of the lathing lines