Sabian Ride 22" HH Session Todd Sucherman
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Manufacturer Information
Sabian
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Algam SAS
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
This 22" ride fits within the spirit of traditional cymbals with a dark and lively character, while meeting the modern demands of studio work. Within the HH family, it emphasizes craftsmanship (hand hammering and finishing) and a particularly balanced response, designed to offer personality without overpowering the rest of the kit.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
The HH Todd Sucherman 22" is aimed at intermediate to expert drummers seeking an expressive ride capable of remaining clear in recorded or heavily produced contexts. It is especially suitable for styles where the ride must "tell a story" while staying controlled: rock, pop, fusion, modern jazz, studio, and densely arranged music. Its generous crashability will also appeal to those who like to open the cymbal without losing the pattern's integrity.
Technical specifications
| Category | ride | Sound | dark, medium |
| Type | medium ride | Thickness | medium |
| Cymbal diameter | 22 " | Hammering | Yes |
| Material | B20 | Finishing | Glossy |
| Bell | high | ||
Questions frequently asked
What sound does the Sabian HH Session Todd Sucherman 22-inch ride offer?
Its B20 bronze construction produces a dark/medium tone, with rich harmonics and an organic grain. The pronounced hammering adds depth in the midrange without unnecessarily emphasizing the highs.
Is this 22" ride suitable for studio use?
The 22-inch diameter and medium thickness provide a defined attack with controlled projection. The response remains clear in a busy mix, notably in rock, pop, fusion, or modern jazz.
Can this cymbal be used as a crash?
The multi-thickness surface allows for a wide, musical crash opening. The bell remains rich but contained during build-ups and choruses.
What is the purpose of the high bell on this ride?
The high bell enhances the precision of accents. It helps clearly distinguish bell strikes from the pattern played on the body of this medium ride.
What finish and manufacturing process are applied?
A brilliant finish is combined with intensive hammering and hand lathing. This surface work creates multiple thicknesses on the cymbal and contributes to its harmonic complexity.
