BSL 5 Piece A Series Silent Cymbals with 14" Hi-Hats 16" 18" Crash, and 20" Medium Ride Cymbal (Low Volume Quite Mute) BSL A series silent cymbals can reduce abotu 70%-80% Quieter than traditional cymbals - play longer without ear fatigue or hearing damage. Compared with ordinary silent cymbals, it has more perforations and more complicated arrangements,Can provide a more silent effect. This is suitable for drummer who has smaller place and wish to practice without disturbing others. The holes in each cymbal are skill fully hand drilled one at a time to produce beautifully rich and clear cymbal tones with a lower volume.Proprietary manufacturing techniques and alloy deliver a real cymbal feel. This cymbal has low sustain on the sound and perfect for apartment, practice rooms, dorm rooms or any "noise-sensitive" Situations.
14" Hi-Hats - 2 Unit (Pair) Sound: bright, crispy, quiet and authentic Finish: Bright Silver Width: 1 mm (Medium Thin)
Weight: 0.65kg Number of Holes: 1500 (Holes could reduce the volume 60%-70%) The Hi-hats have this sound to them that just feels right. When pressed tight they make such a nice "tick" sound that allows you to hear every hit with clarity. And then when they're open, they sound has a bit stronger and louder but not deafening like normal hi-hats.
Weight: 0.9kg Number of Holes: 2240 (Holes could reduce the volume 60%-70%) The 16" crash sound very distinct from 18" crash which retains the versatility of different sounds when playing. The sound is perfect for practice.
Weight: 1.05kg Number of Holes: 2796 (Holes could reduce the volume 60%-70%) The 18" crash sound very distinct from 16" crash which retains the versatility of different sounds when playing. The sound is perfect for practice.
20" Ride Sound: bright, crispy, quiet and authentic Material: Alloy Finish: Bright Silver Width: 1.0 mm
Weight: 1.35kg Number of Holes: 2988 (Holes could reduce the volume 60%-70%) The 20" ride is the most common type of ride cymbal. Low volume ride cymbal with its clean, bright sound and cutting bell (the raised cup in the center), but not too loud.
