Sabian STRATUS CYMBAL 15" HI-HAT
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Historical Context and Positioning Within the Range
Stratus is a recent series developed to fill an identified gap in the Sabian lineup: a precise sonic character capable of covering a very complete spectrum while remaining immediately usable in modern contexts (studio, stage, content creation). To realize this vision, the R&D team conducted a 24-month development in close collaboration with clients, artists, and industry stakeholders. The result continues the brand's sonic innovation DNA, with a clear positioning between XSR and AA.
Target Audience for This Drum/Cymbals
The Sabian Stratus series is aimed at intermediate to advanced drummers seeking a cymbal set capable of adapting to varied contexts without imposing an extreme character. Thanks to clear articulation and musical dispersion, Stratus is particularly suited for pop, modern rock, indie, funk, gospel, fusion, and many current aesthetics where cymbals are expected to "fill" without masking. It is also a relevant solution for drummers looking to upgrade with a feel and response closer to professional standards.
Technical specifications
| Category | hi-hat |
| Cymbal diameter | 15 " |
| Material | B20 |
| Thickness | light medium |
| Hammering | No |
| Finishing | Glossy |
Questions frequently asked
What sound does the Sabian Stratus 15-inch hi-hat offer?
The B20 alloy provides a clear attack followed by a warm wash with semi-dark dispersion. The 15-inch diameter delivers an airy response while maintaining crisp definition.
Is the 15-inch Stratus hi-hat suitable for modern rock?
Its character is designed for pop, modern rock, indie, funk, gospel, and fusion contexts. The attack remains clear in a mix, while the wash unfolds progressively. The musical dispersion prevents it from being overpowering on stage or in the studio.
What is the weight difference between the two hi-hat cymbals?
The top cymbal features a medium-light weight, whereas the bottom cymbal is medium-heavy.
Is the 15-inch Stratus suitable for studio use?
With its controlled decay and warm halo, this model suits contemporary arrangements that require impact without excessive sustain. Its smooth spread is ideal for recording.
What finish and alloy are used?
The construction is based on a B20 alloy with a brilliant finish. Hammering is not indicated on this model from the Stratus series.



