this set sounds as good as or better than Sabian SBT, B8, or the lower end Ziljain

Great value, but the packing was so poor that I returned a damaged set where the cymbals were partially thru the box.

For $250.00 these are a great buy!

They are hand hammered, so different cymbals of the same size will have slight variations in tone, but for a beginner this is an excellent buy!

overall for the money great buy and sound exp if you dont have the money to invest , Rock on...

" Ride seems to be medium heavy and is very pingy but has a good enough wash to balance

this set sounds as good as or better than Sabian SBT, B8, or the lower end Ziljain

Nice and thin...very good wash

These things are well beyond practice gear cymbals

Got these all set up, and once the bass started playing and I started jamming along, these things *really* started to shine.

Its a great option for beginners.

A little too bright for jazz IMO, but perfect for rock, funk, blues and metal and a wonderful option for drummer on a budget.

These Wuhans are GREAT sounding 80/20 bronze cymbals AND a good price.

refugee spinoffs from Turkey, Spizz ( Ufip spinoff), & Byzance (Meinl - which started out as a literal beginner garbage line, now turned yet another Turkish clone), & anyone else who dared clone the "secret formula" of what we now know as B20 - and you've now got marketing madness elevating the prices ever spiraling upward!I can't recall ever having so much fun playing cymbal roulette - because it was never this affordable!

You can buy the Wuhan Hats separately for a nice price, BTW.

refugee spinoffs from Turkey, Spizz ( Ufip spinoff), & Byzance (Meinl - which started out as a literal beginner garbage line, now turned yet another Turkish clone), & anyone else who dared clone the "secret formula" of what we now know as B20 - and you've now got marketing madness elevating the prices ever spiraling upward!I can't recall ever having so much fun playing cymbal roulette - because it was never this affordable!

when you roll with mallets, this cymbal has a gong-ish swell that would be worth it at 5x the price.

good)I have 4 other Wuhan china and splash cymbals and will be ordering a 22" china/crash soonThat said I do think the higher quality ride, "main" crash, and HH are a must for the master....but these are fine to jam with friends and small setting no mics

In summary- buy these if you need a spare pair or if you just want an inexpensive cymbal set. give them a shot when you play with your band, i bet you'll be pleasantly surprised.

If your looking for a great set of cymbals and you don't want to spend a month or two worth of your paycheck then I recommend buying these

All of the cymbals sound great....not quite as good as my K Customs, but a lot better than a set of ZHT's or B8's.

Recently, I was looking for an inexpensive set of cymbals, and decided to give this set a shot.

Such great sound for so few bones, and a cymbal bag to boot.

If you are looking for a cheat cymbal with a great sound don't think twice and buy this.

powerfull and makes a great combo with a China boy, the high hat set good sound but somewhat didn't get the playing power I was looking for as for the heavy one goes on the bottom I tried switching them with no luck still have a few adjustments with the clutch,

Ride - a little dark sounding (which is what I wanted), plenty of stick response and wash.

All of the cymbals sound great....not quite as good as my K Customs, but a lot better than a set of ZHT's or B8's.

My Wuhan hi hat were relatively dark and dry (which I like)

Crisp hi hat......clean crash....rich ride...outstanding!

I would say that these hats would be best for rock, country and blues styles but I would probably stick with a smaller hat for other styles

this set sounds as good as or better than Sabian SBT, B8, or the lower end Ziljain

The hats sound good, what I expect from hi hats, sound good with sticks, good with foot action, good open

For lower end kits, the cymbals are like banging on aluminum pie pans.

I have Zildjian K Constantinople cymbals on my jazz kit, but was blown away by how nice sounding and well suited the Wuhans were for my rock setup.

I am told that the difference is that you don't get cast cymbals from Zildjian and Sabian until you get into much more expensive cymbals

If you're looking to get a good starter cymbal pack or upgrade the cheap cymbals that came with your set, these are for you

I took the set to the music store today to compare them to more expensive cymbals because I am considering upgrading

The 16" Crash is dead is and sounds a little thick, even though it says thin

The ride has a good sound along with the bell I found it somewhat hard to control when playing a softer beat but happy with the sound, the crash very crisp

For reference, these are intended to play second-fiddle to a 20" K Custom Dry Ride, a 16" K Custom Dark Crash, and 14" New beats.

this set sounds as good as or better than Sabian SBT, B8, or the lower end Ziljain

The 14" crash is amazing, what a crash should sound like

Hi-Hats - nice sizzle when slightly open, good stick

They very similar to Custom A Mastersounds, not as good as K Custom Hybrids and significantly better than New Beats.

" Hats are a bit heavy but have a great chip and stick definition

For reference, these are intended to play second-fiddle to a 20" K Custom Dry Ride, a 16" K Custom Dark Crash, and 14" New beats.

Bought these to compare, they were a bit more expensive but not much, thinking I can return them if they sound bad

while closed (I play hi-hat rolls a lot, and these handled just fineRide - With some strategically placed tape on the underside to kill a bit of the wash, the ride sounded great.