Low Volume Cymbal Pack - 5 Piece Set with Mute Cymbals, 14" Hihats, 16" & 18" Crashes, 20" Ride, Blue

I bought these as a low cost solution for my practice set-up. I used zildjian l80s in the past and the stick feel is the same. The big difference between these and big brand name low volume cymbals is the actual volume. These are significantly louder than the bigger brand name offerings.If you're in an apartment you may want to consider spending more for the lower volume, however if you're using these for a lower volume practice without worrying about neighbors then these get the job done.Also, all low volume cymbals I have used eat drumsticks so be prepared for that.

Incredible for the price. I love my set and have been playing my kit much more recently. Sound quality is good and they are much more quiet than traditional cymbals. You could use these for a quiet set or maybe a very small church to preform.

most of the symbols were warped. They still sounded good but I do not like the fact that they are warped

By putting these over the existing cymbal with the supplied felts, you have the same tone quality but like having a good muffler. In conjunction with mites and nylon sticks, this product completes my practice setBetter than expected!!

The media could not be loaded. My son just bought himself a drum set and to help with the noise level we were I traduced to these cymbals. He tried them out in a store and I was impressed with the sound quality. They sound good and are significantly quieter than regular cymbals which is awesome for the rest of the family. The colors are super fun and look awesome. They seem like good quality and were super easy to set up, nothing funky or different from regular cymbals. They are the same size and regular cymbals and my son cannot wait to buy another stand for a second crash cymbal. Would definitely recommend and buy again.

The media could not be loaded. I have played lots of Low Volume cymbals and the one thing they are is low volume. However, when you’re playing at low volume, you still want the cymbals to sound like cymbals. These fall a little short for me. But where they shine is the look. I have yet to determine how long the anodized finish will last, but for the most part, they do what they were made for, low volume practice cymbals.

These are awesome for saving your ears in confined spaces. Sound decent but eats sticks

I got these low volume cymbals here for &50 and love them. I can crack or bend cheap cymbals like zildjian z in one practice session with my rock band. These things have held up nicely for several sessions and sound decent. The hats are actually a little loud but the crash and ride are perfect. I actually use these in small club gigs and they work fine.