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Created specifically for low volume sessions, Quiet Tone Practice Cymbals Set QTPC504 includes a full performance cymbal set-up of 14” Hi-Hats, 16” Crash, 18” Crash and 20” Ride. Each one is designed to respond and sustain like a traditional cymbal – right down to their clearly defined bell – so drummers won’t have to change the way they play. Their true-to-life response and sustain, and clear, natural-sounding bell means drummers won’t have to hit and play harder than they do during performances. This is not the case with other practice cymbals, which can sound muffled or dead – not a good quality in a practice cymbal. As a result, drummers will appreciate their greatly reduced sonic footprint during practice sessions, drum lessons or any time they use Quiet Tone Practice Cymbals. Additionally, Quiet Tone Practice Cymbals are manufactured from a tough, durable alloy that won’t dent or break, making them the best choice in low-volume cymbals.
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Created specifically for low volume sessions, Quiet Tone Practice Cymbals Set QTPC504 includes a full performance cymbal set-up of 14” Hi-Hats, 16” Crash, 18” Crash and 20” Ride. Each one is designed to respond and sustain like a traditional cymbal – right down to their clearly defined bell – so drummers won’t have to change the way they play. Their true-to-life response and sustain, and clear, natural-sounding bell means drummers won’t have to hit and play harder than they do during performances. This is not the case with other practice cymbals, which can sound muffled or dead – not a good quality in a practice cymbal. As a result, drummers will appreciate their greatly reduced sonic footprint during practice sessions, drum lessons or any time they use Quiet Tone Practice Cymbals. Additionally, Quiet Tone Practice Cymbals are manufactured from a tough, durable alloy that won’t dent or break, making them the best choice in low-volume cymbals.
Harry T. Richart iii
2025-09-04 13:09:09
Have only had this Quiet cymbal set for a few months but they were just what I needed. I’d managed to muffle the drums in my kit sufficiently but needed cymbals that looked and sounded authentic with far less noise. They are true to their sizes, just thinner and because they are completely perforated the “splash†is far less dramatic. My wife loves them!
K Lee
2025-08-27 09:01:02
All of the cymbals are great for practice except for thr hi hat rhat sounds very thin and weak.. For practice, it is great and definitely lowered the overall volume. Now my toms are much louder in comparison. I had to add a pad for the snare since that just pops so hard in comparison when I practice.
Richard P. Driscoll
2025-06-29 10:21:32
Excellent product, I love the feel and sound for practice drumming. They look great and sound better.
michael mullins
2025-05-21 17:16:48
Awesome!! Pure and simple...
Chris
2025-05-20 18:32:46
They sound amazing! I would say they are around 60% less sound than a real symbol. They actually sound like they should though, not just muffled
Ned Zeppelin Seattle
2025-03-09 10:35:04
These are so much louder and brighter than the Zildjian L80's. THe only reason I'm giving them a 2 star rating is that they sound great in light jazz gig situations. Or to switch to during a big band piano or bass solo. But, they bother my drum students. They like the sound to a degree, but comment that they're "too shrill", "too bright", "too loud" or many say they just don't like the sound. (I think this is because I teach in a 20 x 40 room, so the walls are close, but not THAT close. But, they all agree that they hate the volume, unless of course they're trying to kill their parents or my ears with a surprise crash. They're used to being able to bash the L80's when necessary and not get their unprotected ears hurt. These will damage hearing. L80's are incredible. My students love the L80's. When they hit the Sabian Quiet Tones hard I've seen them drop their sticks and grab their ears. However... I've got a big problem with the L-80's, too... SO, why did I switch. The L80's started breaking at the 2 year mark. I had 2 sets on my teacher / and on my student sets. Now I only have one pair of hi hats, and one ride, left. Hundreds of dollars flushing down the toilet. It's as if the L-80's were on a timer.10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1... CRACK!!!
Josephuz
2025-02-19 18:23:54
I like this Sabian Quiet Tone Cymbals Pack 14", 16", 18", 20". I used it on my existing electronic drum, i removed the kits 35mm piezo with 1/4"(6.35mm) connector mounts pcb, and installed it on the drums without hassle. Whats best with this cymbal is durability with hard hits without dents or break compared to Zildjian L80. Buy this if you want to practice low volume and enjoying like acoustic kits.
online_05
2025-01-20 10:23:47
these are amazing - a great addition to any practice setup.
martin
2025-01-02 10:07:10
These are utterly amazing. Great sound at a fraction of the volume. Literally no more ear defenders needed, can talk above their level.
narcisse Francis
2024-12-09 15:16:33
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