Drum Playing with Low Volume Cymbals vs Regular | Review

Steve from KrazeTV demonstrates drumming with Low Volume Cymbals versus Regular cymbals. Overall, these cymbals are really durable and sound amazing for the price. 5 Out of 5!

Description:
Low volume cymbals sound low, bright and crisp, and can achieve over 70% silence, producing excellent sound while remaining quiet compared to traditional cymbals.
The edges of the quiet cymbals are polished smooth, enhancing the sound feedback and making the sound brighter. Maintains its tone while withstanding the impact of drumsticks. Bringing you a true cymbal feel and sophisticated look.
This silent cymbals is made of thickened stainless steel material, which makes the cymbal more durable. Suitable for beginners and professionals to practice for a long time.
These practice cymbal packs are perfect for apartments, practice rooms, rehearsals and other venues. Suitable for any style of music, they can be used with any drum set.
The drum cymbal pack includes a pair of 14" hi-hats, a 16" crash, an 18" crash, a 20" ride.

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Interesting. The regular cymbals sound better of course. Is the point of the low-volume cymbals to reduce the sound coming from the drum room? I would have thought the cymbals would probably be the least offensive of any sound leaking from a drum kit being played in a practise space or a house. Or is it just for reduced volume for the practising drummer to not overload the ears? What this video really did for me was remind me of how much cooler REAL crashes are than the crashes in my VI drum kits.