Zildjian L80 Series Low Volume 3 Cymbal Box Set - 14 Inch Hi-Hats, 16 Inch Crash, 18 Inch Crash/Ride

The media could not be loaded.  These are amazing.Listen to the video and hear the difference between the normal China and the l80sI was skeptical at first but after playing them they do sound like genuine cymbals. Just imagine you’re playing normal cymbals with earplugs in and this is what you get. The hi-hats in particular sound so good. Same feel, just with a much lower volume.Only thing is now the snare and toms are overpowering

Got these in as nextdoor neighbours have just got a baby. Great sounding cymbals at a much lower volume than regular cymbals and better than using silence pads. Still feel like you get lots of attack out and loads better on your ears.

The media could not be loaded.  Great set of cymbals for low volume practice. They are a lot quieter than a standard cymbal, meaning you can practice in a bedroom.You can hear your stick hitting over the top of them if you play hard, so they don’t have a great sound, however, that’s the trade off for being able to practice.

Superb buy. I'm a drum and percussion teacher of over 30 years and this is the best innovation in cymbal tech I can remember. Makes it possible to practice quietly along with mesh heads (such as Remo silent stroke). I have three sets so I can offer a good variety of sizes and have two kits set up for teaching. Absolutely love them

I use these on a drumkit with mesh head. The overall volume is so low I can easily talk over it. I use the drumkit in an apartment with a tennis balls raiser to avoid "stomping" on the floor. The hi-hat sounds pretty good. The crash sounds a bit like a ride, the ride sounds pretty good too. Sound wise, they sound a bit different from real cymbals, but if your aim is to practice quietly, these guys are good. I've added rubber pads on them to reduce to almost nothing the sound and practice in the evenings. They still sound better and less noisy than real cymbals.

Surprisingly musical sound at a very much reduced volume. These don't look like the quality cymbals one expects from Zildjian but the sound exceeded expectations. Great stick definition and perfect for home practice.

Great product, sound low enough to not disturb anyone at home, but the sounds are distinct and clear.

Absolutely brilliant. Low noise but with a nicer sound than you woukd think from the youtube video

Purchased these a few months back and my family at home has no issues at all when I play these guys. It's unbelievable how much less volume these make, and the rebound is authentic for ideal practice on your stick control.Not only that, but they sound pretty good too despite being entirely low volume. The 16 and 18 inch crashes both are unique with distinctly different pitches upon striking. The 14 hi -hats have a great sizzle to them when playing open, and they can make a great tick sound when striking closed with the tip of the stick.Couldn't recommend more for the lowest volume possible compared to other low volume cymbals out there, and also for the perfect replication of rebound and feel so that you can switch to full volume, and not notice a difference in your style.

Excellent quality, sound and feel as one would expect from Zildjian. Granted they are probably the most expensive option when it comes to low volume cymbals but you get what you pay for. Buy once-cry once as the saying goes.

J ai mis cette série sur ma batterie électronique et le couplage cymbale/Batt est en harmonie contrairement aux (vraies) cymbales et ca ne dénote pas du tout....au contraire! Le son de ces cymbales est magnifique en ce qui concerne le HH et la ride. En revanche la crash un peu en dessous mais fait le travail qd même.

Este tipo de platillos silenciosos eran desconocidos para mi, hasta que vi un anuncio de estos platillos y a la semana estaba comprando este set, reducen el sonido efectivamente hasta un 80%, la calidad del platillo si va de acuerdo al precio. Totalmente recomendados. Esto es una excelente inversión.El unico incoveniente que le veo a estos platillos es que al golpear el platillo con la baqueta, se va desgastando la punta de la baqueta, por lo que si usas una baqueta con punta de madera, ésta punta se irá desgastando rapidamente conforme ensallas y manchará los parches de tu batería. Por lo que es mejor optar por unas baquetas de punta de nylon. Anque también con el tiempo se irá desgantando la punta de nylon pero sin duda es mejor que las puntas de madera

Es casi como esperaba. Las únicas pega que le saco es que tanto el ride como el hihat hacen más ruido del que esperaba y que el acabado se come las baquetas como si golpearas cuchillas.Aún así cumple su función con creces y prefiero mil veces antes practicar con esto que con una batería electrónicaOtro pero es que los platos me llegaron abiertos, como si alguien lo hubiera estado probando antes y el ride está un pelín doblado