Whether your dream cymbal set-up is small or large, the ride, crash and hi-hats will be the main cymbals or foundation of a cymbal set-up. When positioned at the drum set they form a triangle.
Adding more cymbals will increase your sound options and playing potential. A second crash, bigger or smaller, lighter or heavier; a Chinese for raw and accents and riding; a small splash for punchy accent sounds. The most popular additions are:
(Many players add a second hi-hat, often to the right of their set-up.) The remote is cable-connected and works like a regular hi-hat. The X-hat is a no-pedal clamp attachment that holds a permanently closed hi-hat.

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