Gold Low Volume cymbal pack

nice price for a set of practice low volume cymbals for drum set. my first set of cymbals I bought years ago were brass and high end , they sounded great but cost 8+ times the cost of these cymbals. These cymbals are stainless steel and they sound fine. For a better sound add several brass paper fasteners to several of the holes in the cymbals and when the cymbal is hit it gives out a sizzle sound. Highly recommend

Decent for the price, feel more naturalunder the stick, and they don't sound too bad actually, they feel better than rubber cymbals do anyway, I set them atop my e cymbals, and they trigger ok ,but I will be putting proper triggers on em soonly....but I have a feeling I will be staying with rubber cymbals cos a da noise factor, as the have a clacky sound to em.. but they look cooler than regular e cymbals, I don't gig so it doesn't matter anyway as I'm the only one who looks at them.Update... put simple piezo pickup on em and, they're great, I glued eva foam on the bottom side, which cut the noise down significantly. I recommend trying this if u iz tired of the look of regular e cymbals

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Quieter than normal cymbals and comes with an extra crash

I've been playing drums since 1997 and have had all kinds of cymbals, I'm so impressed with these! The crash cymbals sound bright with a nice decay, the ride also sounds amazing for what these are. I wasn't looking for super low volume cymbals, just wanted something a bit quieter than my regular Sabians. They sound great through my ead10. Now the only problem I have with them is that the 14" hihats are the same weight so they sound cheap. I kind of knew this before I ordered them so I preemptively purchased two 16" crashes of different weights (different manufacturers) and I LOVE my hihats. The top hat is an arborea crash (shipping weight 1.7lb) and the bottom hat was a generic crash (shipping weight 1.9lb) together they make a great pair of hihats! I compared all 3 16" crashes and the mosico sounds the best.

These are still pretty loud despite being called mute cymbals. More around 60% reduced volume. The crashes sound excellent. The 20” is more of a crash/ride since it’s light and the bell isn’t good. The hi hats are the biggest issue. They’re a bit warped so there’s extra movement between closed normally and closed hard, which flattens them out. They work fine in practice though but you’ll be missing a crisp chick sound when they’re closed unless you’re heavy footed. You get what you pay for. The bottoms are the same as the top so don’t expect a lot of definition. I don’t suspect the gold finish is going to last on the edges as there’s already noticeable wear after a week. Not a huge deal bearing in mind these are made of steel and you won’t notice unless you’re looking close. Overall they’re a much better value than the brass cymbals from major manufacturer. Just keep in mind the flaws.

I have been a drummer for 55 years and needed a set of practice Cymbals. These are not cheap sounding "clangy" cymbals. Wanted the gold color as it looks similar to my 2002 Paistes. The ride is very nice sounding too.

Incredible quality!! and the price is laughable 😂. Buy them before they realize the price is too low 😀