Millenium Still Series Cymbal Set reg.
Cymbal Set

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Amazing
They do what they promise, great reduced volume but enough for playing drums...and sounding good.
Outstanding practice cymbals for little money
Really nice cymbals for practice. Get the job done, no less, no more. Value for sure compared to bigger brands!
Excelente
AdÄugate unui set de cinele clasice, aduc un plus de culoare excepÈional!
Just metal
They are metal circles. There is no tone and they sound like garbage can lids with holes
Good quality quiet cymbals!
I set up at home and it's not too loud as I expected! Sounds not too bad!
i would use brass cymbals next time
well, it was clear in description, nickel cymbals.
A great choice for reducing volume, at a great price.
Having multiple kits that require reduced volume, I've always gone with pads as a quick, cheap option, but I decided to spend a bit more with reduced volume heads and reduced volume cymbals, so I can include that as a future option if needed.
These cymbals will always draw comparisons to the more expensive Zildjian and Sabian versions, but I believe these are the better choice, unless money really is no concern.
The build quality is great, they're aesthetically pleasing, and the price is just too good to pass up, especially if you compare the price of the set compared to buying them individually.
In terms of sound, they're really quiet, (I tried them out at one in the morning with no problems!), and they should be played with good, balanced sticks; as the stick attack is almost as loud as the ring of the cymbal itself. They have a satisfying and complete sound. There are no real awkward overtones or nasty metallic buzzes, with the ride cymbal sounding particularly smooth, with the smaller cymbals being slightly more tinny.
The only stand out negative, are the logos. This is an issue on most Millennium/Zultan cymbals, even on the most expensive 'Zultan Heritage' range. They use some kind of ink and process that flakes off pretty easily, even without striking the logo with the sticks. The cymbals arrived with the logos looking slightly scuffed already, so don't expect the logos to last, even if you handle the cymbals carefully.
Overall, very happy!
Worth of money
It’s a nice product. Compared with other brand price is affordable.
Hi hat cymbals quite louder than other cymbals but it’s value for money product.
Sound is really comfortable with the self practice .
Stick rebounding is perfect feel like pro cymbals
Great for the money
These cymbals are exactly as advertised - low volume practice cymbals. The sound is warmer than I expected, although I would still not use them for a gig. But the main thing is playing on them gives the exact same responsiveness as regular cymbals.
Awesome! Just awesome!
One of the best purchases I've ever made. If you want a complete kit of cymbals for practice and you don't care about sound, this is THE choice. The only negative thing I've found is that in my experience they "choke" the sticks a lot more than my bronze cymbals
Technical Data
- Manufactured by Millenium
- Released in 2018
- Average price : $152
- Still series
- Up to 80% quieter cymbal set compared to a standard cymbal set
- Ideal as a low volume practice set for drummers who want to have an authentic feel
- Ideal for unplugged gigs, rehearsal rooms and quiet practice at home
- Material: Nickel
- Finish: Regular
- 14" Hi-hat
- 16" Crash
- 18" Crash
- 20" Ride
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