🎶 Drum your way to peace and quiet!
The Arborea Low Volume Cymbal Pack includes five essential cymbals—two 14" hi-hats, a 16" crash, an 18" crash, and a 20" ride—designed to deliver a real cymbal feel while being 60%-70% quieter than traditional cymbals. Made from high-quality stainless steel with a polished finish, this set is perfect for drummers of all skill levels, allowing for practice in any environment without disturbing others.
| Included Components | Cymbal |
| Finish Type | Polished |
| Manufacturer | Arborea |
| Model | AR-B-SE |
| Package Dimensions | 53.97 x 53.59 x 3.3 cm; 3.33 kg |
| Item model number | AR-B-SE |
| Batteries Included | No |
| Batteries Required | No |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Item Weight | 3 kg 330 g |
M**3
Exactly What I Needed for Playing Indoors
These are very functional cymbals. They are easy to use and pretty durable so far. I’ve got a really nice set of custom cymbals and I’ve cracked them before. So, my cymbals take a beating and these have withstood hours and hours of playing. They’re quieter than traditional cymbals and a great alternative to an electric set. They are still far louder and I wouldn’t play after 7pm but what a great addition to my instruments.
O**S
Excelente producto.
Excelente producto, de material durable, con bajo volumen y muy prácticos. Entrega a la brevedad.
A**S
Excelente Producto
Perfectos para practicar, de bajo sonido. Muy buenos. los recomiendo.
K**R
Great low volume cymbals for the price
The crashes and ride actually sound pretty good and don't hurt my ears to play. The hats sound... fine if they are a bit open. Unfortunately, they sound like hitting a cookie sheet when they're closed. Other than the hats, very impressed.
C**S
Good quality for price, not as good as L80
For $99 it’s hard to find something that sound as good as these, AND come in a 4-piece set. I bought these to replace a broken L80 cymbal, which would have cost more than twice what this set cost for just one cymbal. They feel pretty good and have plenty of wash/sustain - the 20” and 18” cymbals actually sound excellent, almost like “real” cymbals.Of course, nothing that costs this little is free of problems. Here they are:- WAY louder than L80s, it’s not even close. You can wail on the L80s and they’re never louder than about 80db. Playing these with normal velocity, expect about 95db.- Hi-hats are terrible. Super tinny, ugly sounding, definitely not purpose-designed hi-hats (all of these cymbals have the exact same profile BTW, just different diameters). I kept the L80 hats on my practice kit despite the difference in volume.- Little to no bell on any of the cymbals (again, all the same profile). Do not expect to get any bell definition out of the ride, unlike with L80s.- The ride especially suffers from being too thin, it’s more like a 20” crash than a ride. You will not get any stick definition with this like you will with L80s.All things considered, a really good set of practice cymbals relative to price, but definitely manage your expectations (ESPECIALLY if you already own L80s or comparable cymbals from Sabian, Meinl, etc).
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