HAIRIESISExquisite Alloy Cymbal Set - 14"/16"/18"/20" 5 Pieces Drum

i just got my first acoustic drum set and i had these tin can sounding cymbals i wanted zildjians but i dont have that money and any packs i couldve afforded didnt have the cymbals i needed with this pack you get pretty much everything you need to start on everything about these cymbals are good only downsides are you do need to put some tape on them to dampen them they have to much ring and almost sound like a gong,the hi hats are very bright but at the right hight they sound pretty well,but its a 100$ cymbal pack what more can you ask for something has to be bad and it happens to be the high hats. im a metal drummer and hit pretty hard and play pretty fast music and these actully do the job dont expect zildjian sound because its not even close buts they sound like real cymbals better then the no name cymbals that probaly came with your drum set all in all i would recomend these there a solid set of cymbals for your first set to get you set up and going their pretty durable and the ride has a big nice bell the ride sort of sounds like a dark ride.

I am very happy with these cymbals. They sound great. I use them in the church worship

So I’ve tapped a few paistes and zildjians in my days. These don’t compare. BUT, they sound decent(maybe with some tape), they’re fairly solid(although thin), haven’t bent the first 4 or so hours of use. So for the money, they’re worth it. Not really a gig set. Good for more of a practice set. Definitely could use more protection in the packaging though!!

Excellent cymbals set fof the price. Not the bestsounding, but decent set for a practice drumset.It's not necessary to hit hard to play drums, but important to use proper techniques to get thesounds you want to hear.

I wanted to purchase Wuhan cymbals, but I saw the video about these cymbals. Man! they have that bright Stewart Copeland cymbal sound and are great for prog rock. I have a Wuhan and these are bright and not as trashy but bright is a good way. For the price it cannot be beaten. What a great sound!

These are decent quality and will last awhile, but there's some issues. The hi-hats sound terrible. If I drilled a hole in the middle of two round pizza pans and used those instead, they would probably sound better. If you can look past that, the rest of the cymbals are actually pretty good. They do need to be dampened with tape or something. And I mean they NEED it. The larger crash is basically a gong if you don't dampen it. However, once I dampened them with some electrical tape, they sound really good.So for the price + a $1 roll of electrical tape, you get a pretty nice ride, a decent 18" crash, and really nice 16" crash(this is the best cymbal in the set), plus two 14" frisbees because that's all the hi-hats are good for. Altogether, you're not gonna find a deal like this on name brands, so either save up for something better, or get these and a set of brand name hi-hats and a roll of tape.

For reference, I have a PDP Encore 5-piece drum kit that comes with hi-hats and a crash. I also bought a ride cymbal separately. My hi-hats were really screechy, I wanted to replace my current crash, and I wanted a second crash. The hi-hats in this package were even more screechy than the ones that came with the kit, the crashes were too bright for me, and the ride was super low quality. I filled out a return form within just 30 minutes of opening this when it arrived.

These symbols were ordered to complete yamaha drum kit shell pack for my son. He says that they are great quality and sound great to.