I live in a duplex with my girlfriend and a roommate, best practice tool I've invested in to date, certainly worth every penny.

Blake

Undisclosed

Works very well for preserving feel and providing low volume. Much better than the rubber pads that go over the cymbals ( I think made my hq) if you can afford the extra $$

JUIS

Undisclosed

Definitely a very good product. It has similar appearance to regular crashes and hihats , similar sounds but quieter. Great for those who live on apartments.

Fachini

Miami, FL

For years drummer drummers have been looking for a way to play when ever they get the itch without waking up the neighborhood. With the low volume cymbals that produce just enough sound to be heard in the room they are being played in they are a perfect match for mesh heads on your kit to create the ultimate practice kit. A must have

Mark

Edison

These are by far my favorite cymbals in the drum room! They are 80% quieter than "normal" cymbals. The pack comes loaded with a pair of 13" hi hats, 14" Low Volume Crash and an 18" Low Volume Crash Ride. Parents these, along with mesh heads for the drum kit will save both your child's ears and YOUR SANITY!!! Every kid needs to practice, but we all know that some parents may not want to hear crash, crash , bang, bang for hours. This eliminates that and added with the mesh heads is so much less expensive than purchasing an electronic kit (one that will last anyway). WIN WIN!!!

Lee @ Sam Ash Cincinnati

Cincinnati, OH

The Zildjian Low Volume cymbal pack is a great option if you need to be able to practice quietly at home or with a band. They still look and play like real cymbals, but at a fraction of the volume. If you're feeling fancy you could even put triggers on them and use them to record or perform live drums with greater control over volume if you're in a smaller venue where full cymbals would be too loud!

Derek

Indianapolis

Zildjian is the oldest cymbal company in the world but the L80 low volume cymbals are exciting and new. Being able to drum at low volumes has always been a tall order. You have to use a rod, brush, etc or muffle the heck out of your drums and cymbals along with a different playing approach to lower your volume. The downside to using those techniques or products like drum mutes is that you lose not only the volume but the feel and sensation of playing normally since so much has been altered. The L80 low volume cymbals sound and play like a normal cymbal but much quieter. If you need a great low volume practice solution I highly suggest these L80 low volume cymbals. Check out RTOM Black Holes or Remo Silentstroke heads to pair with them for a killer low volume kit. These give you a great solution that gives you the advantage of low volume without sacrificing the nuance, tone etc that you'd normally get from normal playing. On a side note the store and many guests love having these setup in the drum room so that peoples ears aren't bleeding.

Nate M

Cincinnati, OH