thanks for this video and your insights my friend. i just received a Tama Club Jam Pancake kit , along with a set of Remo Silentstrokes (super quiet) and got some Wuhan low volume cymbals (they work somewhat, but I find them still a bit too loud, while feel remains the same). In this case, I may return them and grab this exact set after trying it out in store, and I find the feel to be nearly exact to the Wuhans, even the same quip/gripe about the crash feeling... weird... but the ride and hats being fine! I tried to go cheap and get the Wuhans but they are still oddly too loud, especially the ride cymbal. Hoping with these new cymbals I'll have my practice kit complete and will be able to get daily practice in at my house, instead of breaking down my giant PDP concept maple (10x13 racktom, 18x16 floor, 14x26 bass drum) to take to a rehearsal space once a week lol
Cool, I do find you will get a sound out of them but ive never had an issue with the low volumes that i used. I assume the cheaper ones would be just as good but there you go. Chat soon.
Hi, nice set-up! I just want to know if the cymbals are still as low volume compare to day-1 and 6 years laters? I don't know if should buy new one or used ones.
hi I know this is old - but I bought the cheaper ones (Wuhan) and they work well and sound OK but are oddly still a bit loud. definitely louder than my silent heads. feels like its the same kind of feel as regular cymbals, but without all the body and majority of frequencies (sounds, in the room, as if you put a hi pass filter on the cymbals). they're maybe a little bit quieter, but I found with the low volume heads, they got easily drowned out by the wuhan low volume cymbals. i tried some L80 cymbals and found them to be much quieter cymbals while still having same response. so there is that. I have also heard good about the Evans db one cymbals
thanks for this video and your insights my friend. i just received a Tama Club Jam Pancake kit , along with a set of Remo Silentstrokes (super quiet) and got some Wuhan low volume cymbals (they work somewhat, but I find them still a bit too loud, while feel remains the same). In this case, I may return them and grab this exact set after trying it out in store, and I find the feel to be nearly exact to the Wuhans, even the same quip/gripe about the crash feeling... weird... but the ride and hats being fine!
I tried to go cheap and get the Wuhans but they are still oddly too loud, especially the ride cymbal. Hoping with these new cymbals I'll have my practice kit complete and will be able to get daily practice in at my house, instead of breaking down my giant PDP concept maple (10x13 racktom, 18x16 floor, 14x26 bass drum) to take to a rehearsal space once a week lol
Cool, I do find you will get a sound out of them but ive never had an issue with the low volumes that i used. I assume the cheaper ones would be just as good but there you go. Chat soon.
Hi, nice set-up! I just want to know if the cymbals are still as low volume compare to day-1 and 6 years laters? I don't know if should buy new one or used ones.
No the sounds the same so you’re good for that
thanks for this feedback.Im planning to buy this or the cheaper arborea(chinese) mute cymbals
Cool, no problem, id buy the cheaper ones if i were you.
@@BrendrumJones are they just similar in terms of feel and sound?
@@boldstardex I’ve never tried others but from what I hear they’re all very good.
@@boldstardexI bought some centent Chinese ones....🤢🚮
hi I know this is old - but I bought the cheaper ones (Wuhan) and they work well and sound OK but are oddly still a bit loud. definitely louder than my silent heads. feels like its the same kind of feel as regular cymbals, but without all the body and majority of frequencies (sounds, in the room, as if you put a hi pass filter on the cymbals). they're maybe a little bit quieter, but I found with the low volume heads, they got easily drowned out by the wuhan low volume cymbals. i tried some L80 cymbals and found them to be much quieter cymbals while still having same response. so there is that. I have also heard good about the Evans db one cymbals
I would have liked to hear them while you played the drums as well, just for reference. Your kit looks nice by the way.
thanks, heres a video of me playing it ruclips.net/video/zFzGCgNpMtM/видео.html that should show you what its like.