Low Volume Cymbal Pack Golden Mute Cymbal 14"Hi-hat+16"Crash+18'Crash+20"Ride Quiet Drum Cymbal Pack for Practice

My circumstances changed and my Drum Kit bothered the neighbors..so i started researching how to play drums in an apartment..i bought a Pearl Roadshow Jr kit… Cymbals are terrible ..So i bought these low volume Cymbals to fix the horrible Cymbal problem…They are not $500 apiece Zildjian Cymbals but they aren’t bad…they give me my Drum Fix without disturbing the Peace…Point is they are worth way more than you pay… BTW the High Hats sound amazing …You can buy these for less than dinner and a movie… they sound crisp and alive but at a lower volume… and a way lower price….JLK..

This was a great purchase! The cymbals sounded so nice, especially the crash. It still sounded quiet. Overall, great cymbals for a low price!!!

Cymbals are one of the absolute worst things for a drummer's ears. And they're expensive! This set of low volume cymbals from SHAEVLE helps with both of these issues. I've been a drummer for over 40 years and I've never used mute cymbals before, never even hit one. Excited to try them out, as soon as they arrived I replaced all of my cymbals with these, and - amazingly - they are the exact sizes of my "real" cymbals: 14" crash, 16" crash, 18" crash/ride, and 20" ride. In my setup, I did not replace the hi-hats (they don't make much noise usually), and opted to use one of the 14" mutes for my 14" crash. I could always replace the top hat with the extra 14" mute, but like I said, they don't make much noise and I'd just as soon play on my real hi-hats. So I have an extra 14" mute, in case one breaks.The mute cymbals are a joy to use - they hit and respond in a similar way to real cymbals but at about 1/10th the volume, and with none of the harsh clashing overtones. Of course I only use them for practice, but that means that the band is also not exposed to those loud volumes and frequencies. What it also means is that my "show" cymbals now get much less use, so they should last a whole lot longer.So, drummers, for less than 80 bucks, you can save your ears, the ears of those around you, AND your expensive show cymbals. So what are you waiting for?

I have not hit these with sticks yet. But they came well packed and look great. Seem like good low volume cymbals. I will definitely update this review after I install and hit them a bunch and say how they sound and hold up.