Millenium Still Series Cymbal Set
Low Volume Cymbal Set

Latest User Reviews
Brilliant value
These low noise cymbals might not sound as good as the big brands but do you need amazing sounding low noise cymbals? My son has been using these for these for around 3 years, combined with mesh drum heads he practices everyday in our terrace house with no complaints from the neighbours. They work perfectly as an analog for where his “loud” cymbals will be. Having these has improved his drumming immensely.
Wow! Impressed! perfect for drum lessons and practice.
I bought this set to use teaching drum lessons. And I'm impressed - for this price range - wow! I was skeptical, thought it would sound like aluminium pot lids.. but they do not sound bad at all! The ride is extremely quiet, yes, but overall - for practice and drum lessons - absolutely must-have! Feels and behaves like a normal cymbal the students develop a correct techique, just.. quieter!
Excellent for the price
At this price range they are the best you can get. If you want something more durable and better sounding spend some more money.
Drum roll
Nice sound but I prefer the golden ones..with the golden and silver crashes together I have all the sounds and combinations I want...
They sound a little quieter but are not really that quiet.
I would recommend these if someone is looking for a sharper sound with more spread.
I would consider these a specific cymbal sound rather than standard cymbals that are just quieter.
They are great value for money and would fit great both for a full kit, or as an add on to your cymbal locker for when you want that sharp, spreadout sound.
For Low Volume, these are great for practice.
For the array of low volume cymbals coming out, you really don't need to spend a lot on them to get a decent set.
These are ideal for what you need them for without having to spend more than you need to.
Quite fine except the hi-hat
As the title says, they sound pretty cool and with a very low volume. The hi-hat has a sound which is a bit annoying, very sharp and thin. Anyway they're not suited for being recorded at all, the sound will be far worse than expected, but they're a great tool for studying or small acoustic venues
Great for practicing
They're great to understand the feel and learn how to play your cymbals right. I've been playing on an e-kit all my life and having real cymbals to practice on is really good. Also the sound volume is greatly reduced compared to real cymbals ( the hihat is kinda loud though but its still moderately quiet). These are not for recording obviously but will be of great help to any drummer that lives in an apartment or a great upgrade to a drummer that uses e-drums.
Gorgeous to play, even nicer to look at!
As I have been practicing mainly on the higher-end and much higher priced Zildjian silent cymbals in my classes, I was pleasantly surprised with these. Yes, there is of course a difference in sound quality, but not major or anything that would flaw them as a whole. Quite a striking addition (pun intended) to a second hand kit, both in appearance and functionality. No complaints from the overly sensitive neighbours either so far. Would recommend these.
BUON PRODOTTO
Buon prodotto considerato il prezzo. Ma l'accoppiata con le pelli MESH della millenium non è vantaggiosa (pelli troppo silenziose in confronto ai piatti)
Technical Data
- Manufactured by Millenium
- Released in 2017
- Average price : $140
- Still Series
- Up to 80% quieter compared to a standard cymbal set
- Ideal as a practice cymbal set for drummers who want an authentic response
- Material: Nickel
- Ideal for unplugged gigs, rehearsal rooms and quiet practice at home
- 14" Hi-hat
- 16" Crash
- 18" Crash
- 20" Ride
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