Cymbal Bow
- Rating
- Posted by
- Midland Concert Band
- Date Posted
- 04/07/2017
Great product and service!
Description
The Sabian 61132 Cymbal/Crotale Bow is a specialized tool designed to expand the sonic possibilities of your percussion setup. Engineered specifically for use on suspended cymbals and crotales, this 24" bow allows performers to produce haunting, sustained tones and evolving textures that traditional striking techniques simply cannot achieve.
Unlike standard string bows, the 61132 is purpose-built for metal percussion, offering smooth response, consistent contact, and reliable control. Whether you're creating atmospheric swells in an orchestral setting or adding unique effects in contemporary music, this bow delivers a wide palette of expressive sound colors.
Ideal for percussionists, composers, and sound designers alike, the Sabian Cymbal/Crotale Bow is an essential accessory for anyone looking to push beyond conventional cymbal techniques and explore new sonic landscapes.
- Designed specifically for bowing cymbals and crotales
- Produces sustained, ethereal tones and evolving textures
- 24" length offers excellent control and response
- Perfect for orchestral, contemporary, and sound design applications
Product Info
| SKU | SAB-61132 |
|---|---|
| UPC | 622537040047 |
| Weight | 0.25 lb |
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Customer Reviews
best price for a cheap bow
- Rating
- Posted by
- DJK
- Date Posted
- 06/05/2015
Let's be honest, we need "just good enough" bows, and this is it. They are obviously B-stock, kind of bendy side to side, and lose a few hairs right away, but once they wear in just a little, they are reliable. I like them way better than huge, bulky bass bows (these are cello size). Note on rosin, shiny rosin won't apply, you need it to be opaque and dusty. You might have to start it with sand paper. Only reapply to the bow when it's not working right, otherwise you get a sticky mess.
Decent bow
- Rating
- Posted by
- Matthew Lupoli
- Date Posted
- 12/16/2011
I'm probably not going to use this bow often, but it's pretty decent. Works on cymbals and vibraphone just fine. Great for experimental percussion pieces.
Get what you pay for
- Rating
- Posted by
- DaveH
- Date Posted
- 11/13/2011
It's cheap. Bow hair started coming off after just the first use on a standard cymbal and kept coming off. This would make for a good vibraphone/marimba bow, however for cymbals it would be worth it to buy a better quality bass bow.