SONICAKE Low Volume Cymbal Pack Quiet Cymbal Set 14" Hi-Hat+16" Crash+18" Crash+20" Ride Cymbal Practice Set of 5pcs Silver

I wasn't sure what to expect from these cymbals but I took a shot on them based off of the positive reviews I've seen here, and I'm really happy that I did. I don't think you could go wrong for the price. They only thing I would say is that if you prefer heavy/pingy cymbals you probably won't be into them. If you light a light washy sound though they're good. The cymbals themselves are very musical. They definitely have some high end that won't be to everyone's ear but they're well balanced. Don't expect them to sound like a regular B20 cymbal - I would say they sound like they have a high pass filter on them and they have some They feel nice to play but they're obviously very light. The 18" especially reminds me of a light crash/ride cymbal and it feels very natural playing a jazz ride pattern on it. And I would say all the cymbals have a natural response. The hi-hats do feel lighter under the foot as well obviously and I think because of that you lose some of the different articulation options ( So far I'm only able to get one type of bark but maybe I'll get used to them) They're probably the least pleasant sounding as well - especially if they're left washy - but the closed sound is definitely interesting. It has a drum machine vibe to it. Maybe what surprised me most about the cymbals is that they're crashable. I've tried other ones before and they tend to be very dead but these respond nicely to sticks. If you're looking for something that will sound exactly like a set of regular cymbals this ain't it. But if you're looking for something that will approximate the feel and also give some new interesting musical texture they're worth a shot

Just received these Sonicake Low Noise cymbals form Amazon. Bought them for my practice room and for teaching. Yes the sound is ‘tinny’ compared to ‘real’ cymbals but I feel these hold up really well to any of the much more expensive low noise brands. Hi hats give a very nice ‘chick’ and if you’re listening to music on headphones they cut through quite well. I’m well please with these and at the price they are, compared to say L80s or the other ‘name’ brands, they are a bargain. Can’t speak for longevity but I’m a jazz drummer mainly so I expect they’ll be fine. Not sure how any of these types of cymbal would hold up to heavy rock drumming. Overall, great value, good sound (for this type of cymbal) and a great set of sizes. 14” hats, 16” and 18” crashes and a 20” ride.

I recently purchased an acoustic drum kit which came with standard cymbals. I needed something more low noise so not to annoy everyone within a 100 yards of my house. Having a limited budget I researched different brands and decided to give these a try. I must admit I was a little sceptical about the quality but once delivered and opened I was really impressed. Great quality build, look impressive and deliver a great sound. Would highly recommend these to anyone looking for low noise cymbals.

I love these especially the big cymbals...bit different from usual ones ...but what do you expect from quite cymbal ...still great for the feel thats missing from electronic ones. Stainless steel should last a lifetime if you dont abuse them too much!😆

I was very pleasantly surprised by these cymbals, especially for the price. The sound is very reduced and definitely not terrible. My son is learning the drums so not out gigging or anything yet and we just wanted something for him to use while learning that would be quieter than regular cymbals. So far the quality seems very good. Only time will tell how long they last but I don't see anything that would cause me concern after a couple of weeks of use.

these are genuinely really good. I didn’t know what to expect really but for the price, they sound great and they’re leagues quieter than my regular gigging cymbals. You don’t really compromise on tone either, they’re a bit “pingy” and the hats feel very washy and jazzy but for a rehearsal space where you want to hear everyone else and not wreck your ears they’re 10/10. Obviously they’re lighter than your standard cymbals so they take a spot of getting used to but I’m genuinely so impressed, zildjian need to watch out with these on the market.

These are perfect match for my e drum kit as they are quiet and you can hear them through headphones. They respond well and feel like real cymbals instead of nasty plastic/rubber ones. Price is excellent. Thank you

Not the best sounding cymbals but I've heard far worse, but the reduce the volume to a level that's (almost) tolerable in a domestic house, and they're dirt cheap. Really nothing you could fault. Perfect for practice, and a fair compromise on a small gig where the alternative is drowning everyone out.