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B8s still suiting a drummer of 10 years.
I made the mistake of selling my kit a year ago and now I have to start a new one, cymbals were my priority to start the kit and I was short on cash so I got this pack. B8 are what I had on my last kit, the kit I started playing on and I know they did the job. These cymbals are great for beginners and even the more experienced players can get satisfaction out of these cymbals.
Reviewed by Ryan S on 5/12/2008 who plays Metal, Jazz, Rock.
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excellent deal ok cymbals
When I first started playing drums I was using B8's. This is a really good deal on a complete cymbal set. These cymbals are really good and after 4 years I'm still using the high hats(well only the top, sounds great with a zildjian ZHT bottom) I would highly recommend this to beginning drummers who are just starting out.
Reviewed by BH Drummer MKE on 3/20/2008 who plays Punk, modern.
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awesome
i bought the pack not to long ago.They gave me even more excitement to play my drums.The cymbals are so clean and penetrating!.I am glad I bought them before any one else could.Now all of my friends are jealous of my drum kit and say it sounds like as if it was a professionals kit.
Reviewed by john on 8/22/2008 who plays metal.
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Excellent cymbals
these are great cymbals for the price and last long. ive had them for a year and they are still in the same condition i bought them in. definitely worth the money.
Reviewed by 50 Peso on 10/13/2008 who plays alternative, rock, christian alternative.
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awesome cymbals
All the cymbals that are in this set are great for any type of rock or metal, they sound so good, especally the 14" and 16" crashes. i would recomend this set of cymbals to anyone that is starting out or if you just want to upgrade your cymbals.
Reviewed by brandon on 4/2/2009 who plays death metal, metal, punk.
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Incredible for a Starter
I started with B8's for the same reason most people do, they're cheap and decent cymbals. I kept those B8's when I upgraded my cymbals slowly. Now that I've played for a while, experimenting with different cymbals I found I could never go back to B8's. I now play with Sabian's higher quality cast cymbals, (AAX, HHX, and HH's), and find the sound quality a lot nicer. Basically I'm saying this set, especially with the free 18" crash and 10" splash is an incredible deal for a beginner. But if you're a more experienced drummer, these probably aren't what you're looking for.
Reviewed by Bry on 1/16/2009 who plays Various.
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great cymbols
I don't understand why everyone has said these are good beginner's cymbals. i thought they sounded amazing they are loud and bright sounding cymbals. the 14" thin crash sounded like a mix between a splash and a crash and the 16" and 18" thin crashes were loud and bright. the 20" ride had a nice sound but i would have liked less ring to it. the 14" hi hats sounded nice and deep. the splash just sounded amazing. i only recommend these cymbals to people who like a loud bright sound for their set
Reviewed by Jay on 7/9/2009 who plays rock,metal,death metal.
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good deal, more for starters
I got this set a couple months after i started playing and these cymbals worked great for me. I loved the amount of cymbals this set came with. There not the best quality but I would recomend them to any new drummers.
Reviewed by Bret on 2/20/2009 who plays Metal.
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Awesome..... But
I bought This set of cymbals a little over a year ago, and I must say, they've held up quite nicely against the loudness of guitars, and my actual drums. But I do have to say that the hi-hats are a bit over-powering when it comes to hitting them open. Other than that, I'd say this is the best set of cymbals to get if you want a great set for little cost. Great for beginners.
Reviewed by Moses on 1/15/2009 who plays Death Metal, Metal, Rock.
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Good cymbals.
These are good cymbals, nice and bright with a ringing tone. However, I do have a few negative comments: The 16" Thin Crash seems really tight on the stand no matter how much you loosen it. Also, it has a really annoying ring that sounds like an old fashioned telephone a few seconds after you strike the cymbal. The splash is great, however. I really like its sound.The ride is also another great cymbal in this pack. For some reason, the other B8 Pack I use, (the one with 14" Hi-Hats, a 16" Crash, a free 18" Crash, and a 20" Ride), sounds better and i like it more. But this set doesn't develop ugly white stick marks as bad as the other set, which is not very durable.
Reviewed by gnomeclouds104 on 4/24/2009 who plays Rock, Gospel, and Jazz.
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