Millenium Still Series Cymbal Set Red

It does indeed reduce the sound a lot! The compromise to the sound quality is not that big because you can play in an appartmet with an acoustic set without having to spend great amounds of money to a good e-kit. I use those with the Millenium QuiHeads and I have to admit that they sound a bit more compared to the toms/snare/kick drum, but it can be adjusted by either puting a piece of cloth on top of them or adding a gaffer tape below and at the top of the quiet drum heads to increase their volume.

Eitherway, my experience with them so far is good and I totally recommend for the ones that want to use in an appartment.

I bought these cymbals last year because my neighbors were complaining about the noise even though I played just half an hour 2 to 3 times a week.

One of the things that came to mind was that the Hihat is still a little too loud than I expected. The other cymbals aren’t that loud. Sound wise it’s not the best thing you can expect but it’s okay. The ride is a bit hard to play if you wanna play blast beats or a couple of fast single strokes on it but still it’s manageable.

Overall I’m very satisfied with these cymbals and can’t wait to buy a couple more to extend the set

I was after a low volume set of cymbals and decided to go with the Millenium Stills as the price was great and included the extra China which most sets of this type don't. I was really surprised at the sound, as despite them being quieter they are still articulate in tone and quite vibrant. The hi hat I found particularly fun and bright to play.
The china is the weak link and doesn't quite deliver the trashy effect i wanted but as a set for £150 you really can't complain. My only other criticism is the red finish appears to be coming off the inside of the hi hats as the top and bottom rub during play.