WHD Quiet Practice Cymbals Demo

Joe demos the WHD Quiet Practice Cymbals.

The WHD practice cymbal pack is a perfect solution to drummers that need near silent practice conditions, but still maintain the same feeling of a high quality cymbal. The cymbals get their reduced noise properties from the drilled holes, giving less resonance than a standard cymbal, but with all the robustness and feel. In a contemporary nickel finish, these cymbals will allow you to play longer in to the night without upsetting the neighbours.

Low Volume Design - The WHD range of practice cymbals has been designed to achieve a massive reduction in volume from traditional cymbals. The benefits to this are endless: you can play quietly at home or in a practice room without the worry of upsetting those around you, and it doesn't subject your ears to extreme volumes every time you play, thus helping to preserve your hearing. The design is still authentic to a traditional cymbal in terms of feel and response; the only difference is the lack of resonance and therefore volume.

Package Deals - The WHD range of practice cymbals can be bought individually or as a full package to compliment an entire drum kit. Simply click here for the whole range of WHD practice cymbals. Alternatively, WHD offer a full pack of practice cymbals and mesh heads for the full silent kit, available in rock and fusion sizes.

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[nielssamuels]

Will there be more options in the future? Like a 20" ride and a splash like Zildjan did with their l80's? That would make it a no brainer for me to go for the whd's

[patapotata]

I like how the cymbals make the snare lower aswell!

[MrSilverfox]

nice, how thick are these ...eg are they soft metal like a lot of practice cymbals ? I could do some products with these if they can take a beating..Just worried they will get dented all over

[Scootstube]

Hi. How do these cymbals compare, volume wise to the Zildjian L80s ? Has there been any comparisons done?

Thanks