Detail 01
16-inch diameter
The standard main-crash size. Balanced pitch and decay — not as short as 14, not as washy as 18.

Independent shopping perspective
16-inch Paragon crash with a brilliant finish, from Sabian's Neil Peart signature line. For drummers who want a bright, articulate mid-size crash.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The standard main-crash size. Balanced pitch and decay — not as short as 14, not as washy as 18.
Detail 02
Polished surface. Slightly brighter and smoother sounding than natural finish, and shows fingerprints.
Detail 03
Sabian's Neil Peart signature line, voiced bright and articulate for loud rock settings.
Detail 04
Meant to be struck at an angle for accents, not ridden on the bow for time-keeping.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Brilliant is polished to a mirror shine and reads slightly brighter and smoother. Natural is unpolished and a touch drier. The difference is subtle.
You can play patterns on it, but a 16-inch crash builds wash quickly and lacks the stick definition of a ride.
Yes. The Paragon line is voiced bright and cutting, which is what a 16-inch crash needs to be heard over guitars.
No. You get the cymbal alone. You will need a cymbal stand, felt washers above and below, and a plastic sleeve.
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