Sabian Quiet Tone Practice Cymbal Set-13, 14, 18 From Sabian

Sabian's solution for drummers who want quiet practice cymbals without having to sacrifice feel and tone!

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The Quiet Tone series of practice cymbals are Sabian's foray into the world of low-volume cymbals. These cymbals might be the most true-feeling practice cymbals currently available on the market. The response is almost identical to a traditional cymbal, and the tone is clear, glassy, and quiet.

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Manufacturer's Description from Sabian

Created specifically for practice sessions, Quiet Tone Practice cymbals are designed to respond and feel like traditional cymbals – right down to their clearly defined bell – so drummers won’t have to change the way they play. Drummers will appreciate their greatly reduced sonic footprint at practice sessions, drum lessons or any time they need quiet cymbals.

About Manufacturer

SABIAN was founded in 1981 when Robert Zildjian - one of the world's great names in cymbal making came to the conclusion that drummers needed a better choice of cymbals. Unsatisfied with the quality, the sound and the very relevance of the cymbals being manufactured at the time, he opened SABIAN in the small eastern Canadian village of Meductic, New Brunswick.

Since that time the SABIAN Vault has become a global center for cymbal and sound innovation. And that same SABIAN innovation has resulted in an unprecedented level of choice from the most diverse offering of cymbal design ever available. As a result, modern drummers and percussionists can choose from models that range from vintage to modern, from dark to bright, from traditional to downright eclectic.