The new logo is terrible. ?
With that out of the way, I think these are fantastic cymbals. Dark, warm, full bodied, very responsive even at low volumes, just a very pleasant, rich and indeed "complex" sound. Lots of colours to be drawn out of these instruments.
I had a set of Legacys and while these are lovely, I got tired of their rather polite, "pretty" sound. Then I ordered the HHX Complex "Performance" set and was blown away. 15" Medium HH, 19" Thin Crash, 22" Medium Ride. I play jazz and they fit me perfectly. Not ideal if you need extreme cut and volume, but for mellower styles - wonderful.
I really like the look of this pack. Could you use it for rock/pop or is it more a jazz set?The new logo is terrible. ?
With that out of the way, I think these are fantastic cymbals. Dark, warm, full bodied, very responsive even at low volumes, just a very pleasant, rich and indeed "complex" sound. Lots of colours to be drawn out of these instruments.
I had a set of Legacys and while these are lovely, I got tired of their rather polite, "pretty" sound. Then I ordered the HHX Complex "Performance" set and was blown away. 15" Medium HH, 19" Thin Crash, 22" Medium Ride. I play jazz and they fit me perfectly. Not ideal if you need extreme cut and volume, but for mellower styles - wonderful.
While I don't personally own the pack, but I have played the pack before. I can say it's good for the rock/pop, but I honestly stick with the AAX series for rock/pop because it performs better in that genre.I really like the look of this pack. Could you use it for rock/pop or is it more a jazz set?
These are warm and lush sounding cymbals. If the music leaves enough space, they will work wonderfully. If you need to cut through loud guitars or keyboards there are better options. Like - R.E.M.: yes. Muse: probably. Slayer: No.I really like the look of this pack. Could you use it for rock/pop or is it more a jazz set?