Millenium B20 Cymbalset Reviews

Good for it's price

First of all, I'm not a drummer, so it's my very, very subjective opinion.

Bought this cymbalset to have replacement kit for live shows or rehearsals.

Here are some observations:

- overall quality is good, edges are ok, surface has minor scratches;

- pretty bright tone, as for me;

- quieter than Zildjan A :)

Hi-hat:

- sounds pretty good and loud;

Crash:

- this one is real 16'', not 15'' like was mentioned in one review;

- you need to hit it quite hard, to make it really 'crash';

- sounds like tin, maybe will be replaced in future;

Ride:

- sounds pretty good and has great sustain;

- bell is not very clear, but it's ok.

Maybe this set has not the best tone (especially comparing with higher-level ones), but good enough for it's price. It suits our goals well enough. Definitely should be considered if you're looking for affordable and simple cymbalset.

Great set!

I bought it for my band made who is percussionist. From my side (I play both guitar and bass in two bands but both percussionist use the same set) this cymbalset is a great upgrade. Rich, crystal clear sounding, I like the sustain of them. My band mate claims that those are very, very good and he did not expected them to be this good for the price we paid.

Great value

I needed a cheaper set of cymbals that still sounded like cymbals for outdoor loud gigs, so chose these. Very bright and cutting with great bell and crash sounds. Excellent value and ideal - my very expensive 602 set is now safe for jazzier work.

Impressive

The hi hats are lovely, the crash blends well with a Zildjian Avendis 18crash, the ride Doesnt have much dynamic range but crash very loudly. Can't beat it for the price