Millenium 12" B20 Splash 4-stars Reviews

Can't find better for money

B20 material... And you think that you will find better for this kind of price? I buy 12 and 14 for my sons mini drum set...and they sound really good. If I will star playing drums...want to have bright "recording type" cymbals and dont want to spand 2-3times more cash to get pritty close sound I will defitive go and buy theese product. I didnt play on them, so I can not tell if I can brome them fast...but all I can say is: Kids dont have much feeling hov much is enough to hit a cymbal..even some pros are very heavy handers and broke cymbal cost 300-400€ or even much more. All I can say is ,that my son did not break any of these in a few years 😁. I think that this tells everythig.

Brittle sound, but WAY better than everything for its price!

I since put drilled holes, and it sounds way better and trashier... It was too brittle to be used as a main, ordinary splash.. As a stack though, or if you drill it, it's wonderful. So if you are on a budget:

Take a pass on the sh***y brass

This cymbal may be cheap, but doesn't sound like an a**

Nice splash for the price you pay!

Really nice surprise in this price range.. I guess B20 makes that difference, bought for my son- his first very own drum kit Yamaha DP but way upgraded. Definitely worth the money here..

Great splash - solid sound

This is a really great purchase. The sound is warm with mid sustain - works really great and has a solid sound.

Using this for funk and Rock.

A great addition to any cymbal collection.

Budget cymbal

Sound is excellent for the price. Too bright for me using as splash but i use this for my small home kit as hi-hat with another splash and it is very good sounding for that. If i had more rock bright cymbals it would be good splash.