As the leader in cymbals, Zildjian is always looking for new and innovative ways to bring a better musical experience to the drumming community. With drumming being a highly tactile experience, Zildjian has come up with the solution to neoprene pads,...
It's definitely quieter than a normal splash, my only gripe is that it's a little bit thicker than the other L80 cymbals so it plays a little differently, but not enough for me to no recommend it.
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I planned to use this on a cocktail kit for gigs in smaller venues where I need reduced volume, but the tone is so terrible it will only be used for practice.
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That being said, they're good secondary cymbals, to add variety to your practice drum set, but I would not recommend purchasing these if you don't already have an original LVC set.
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As the leader in cymbals, Zildjian is always looking for new and innovative ways to bring a better musical experience to the drumming community
With drumming being a highly tactile experience, Zildjian has come up with the solution to neoprene pads, mutes, and other dissatisfying dampening low-volume devices: the Low Volume family of cymbals
This unique new cymbal delivers a quieter sound without losing the authentic feel of a Zildjian cymbal.
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