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Sabian 17 HH Medium Crash Cymbal KHDK Electronics and that aged sound that No nut installed
Sabian 17 HH Medium Crash Cymbal KHDK Electronics and that aged sound that No nut installed
Sabian 17 HH Medium Crash Cymbal KHDK Electronics and that aged sound that No nut installed
Sabian 17 HH Medium Crash Cymbal KHDK Electronics and that aged sound that No nut installed
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Sabian 17 HH Medium Crash Cymbal KHDK Electronics and that aged sound that No nut installed

SKU: 93749067417
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Sabian 17 HH Medium Crash Cymbal KHDK Electronics and that aged sound that No nut installed and that aged sound that comes with 48 years The pedal is modeled after the popular MD3 engine from TC Electronic's System 6000 processor and offers transparent and musical compression to tame midrange bark and low end woof without killing your dynamics At Evolution Music We always picture any and all accessories too

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