Millenium 18" B20 Crash

Ok for beginners

Definitely requires a muffler, it has very long sustain and is very sensitive.

Lacks attack

I have been drumming for a few years and have mainly used Paiste cymbals I got second hand, but one of them broke for the 2nd time so I devided to get a new one. I knew that stuff from Millenium would be cheap and reliable, I have their double pedal, and this is no exception. It's nothing to write home about, but it is cheap and doesnt break easily. I've used this cymbal for about 2 weeks now with multiple rehearsals a week and it still holds up. I use TAMA Japanese oak drumsticks and hit hard, so at least for now, it's holding up. There's very little attack and it's very washy, but it works. I'm very happy with it for the price.

Great sound and feel for the price.

Millenium cymbals are great but mine arrived with lots of scratches,due the very bad packging. ordering again few more,hope they come safe and without scratches or even broken. Lets see..

Nice

It’s sound so good

It could be prettier

The crash i still want is 4 times the price of this, and much prettier :) but for rehearsal this is usually my main crash. Even for some gigs this will be more than just adequate, only recorded them with room microphones and based on that i expect overheads would really show their versatility even more. The 16" to me fits the 'very good, for the money' description, and crashes really above its price when hit harder.

The 18" isn't just 'good for the money', it's simply very good.

It's a B20, cheaper than anything else and except for maybe the hardest of genres, (sound will not be the issue here but i think it is too thin to be bashed 'all' the time), it will do anything. Cheap stuff that's actually great, i love it.

Great to had to the B20 Cymbalset

Bought the B20 Cymbalset a few months ago and was pretty happy with it. This cymbal is a great had on to it. Fits perfectly with the other cymbals.

Pros:

-Incredibly rich

-Great sustain

-Very good build quality

-Fits very well with the cymbalset

Cons:

-Bell is very washy, which is the same problem I have with the ride cymbal.

Great quality/price

These sound amazing! It rivals those expensive Paiste or Zildjian you get for double or triple the money. Only downsize is the finishing is not very durable, other than that great!

A very positive surprise sound wise!

I bought a couple of these cymbals on a whim to use as “beaters” at smaller gigs, but man was I surprised by the quality!

They’ve been my main crashes now ever since, both at gigs and in the studio and they sound great. The 16” and the18” complement each other perfectly in the mix.

For the price I would say these are definitely the way to go. A very positive surprise sound wise! Ok, maybe a tiny bit rougher edges than some of the other “bigger” brands, but other than that no complaints what so ever. I love them.

Awesome yet affordable crash cymbal!

This one sounds just extremely gorgeous for its price. Super nice cymbal to play.