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Your cart is empty.Zildjian’ s one-of-a-kind L80 Low Volume cymbals are up to 80% quieter than traditional cymbals without losing the authentic Zildjian feel. They are ideal for practice spaces, drum lesson, low volume gigs or anywhere you can’t play loud. Building on the incredible success of the cymbal sets, the L80 Low Volume cymbals are available in a 20” Ride and a 10” Splash as well as a 8” Crash Ride and 16” Crash. Not only are these designed to seamlessly integrate into an existing L80 cymbal set, they can be used as stackers or even HiHat components to create new and cool effects.
CLEMENSI GIANPIERO
Reviewed in Italy on March 1, 2024
ottimo piatto da suonare in casa. Condizioni dell'oggetto venduto ottime
Dejan
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2022
nice idea Zildjian, but a but more tech needs to go into R&D, in my humble oppinion IM better off hitting mty slash at lowe volume and at leasot it still rings out crash liike, these "things"" are not cymbals ha ha, this crqash I'm returning . However I might keep thje hi hats, they are ok for wokring on hi hat exercises, but even they don't soudn liek real hi hats, I get a better soudj out of my Zildjian A;s form the 70s muted w a foam pad. The l;ow volume thing is a marketing gimmivck sadly, i fyou wanna play quiet get an electreonic kit or muffle yours
Alain Tremblay
Reviewed in Canada on September 11, 2020
J'adore. Conforme aux attentes
Skills! Money!!
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2020
Greatest practice cymbals eva!!!Playing these cymbals does not change the wayOne plays or feels wish these were created 40 plus years ago I cannot say enough good things about these cymbals May God bless the person or peopleBehind this invention Awesome!Awesome!!Awesome!!!
J. R.
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2020
I replaced a cymbal muting method with the L80s in order to have a better quality sound. While the L80s don't have the same sound quality as my "regular" Zildjians, they do provide the lower volume I needed while still providing a fairly realistic (and more pleasurable) approach to practicing. The L80s combined with mesh heads, I have a way practice with very low volume on my acoustic kit with sound quality more realistic and easier to listen to than mutes on cymbals and drums.If you have a limited budget, the cost may be a "con" - but other than that I have no problems to report after a few moths of use.
crosstrainer
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2020
These have great feel -- hard to tell you're not on standard cymbals. Not as bright as models from UFO, but less loud. Best use-case: dialing back the volume of your acoustic kit with no compromise to feel or play-ability. For an e-drummer, these will give you the feel, but blast your volume, relatively speaking.
Mighan Smith
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2019
The low volume is quite good just a little louder than expected but that’s okay
F & K Brotzner
Reviewed in Canada on June 16, 2019
Perfect for my purpose playing without acoustic ring at quieter volume. I have a small basement to jam. My band appreciates it no hearing protection required anymore.
EDOG!
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2019
These are excellent for any drummer of all ages. The perfect practice cymbals!!!
tomo
Reviewed in Japan on September 21, 2018
音量が予想以上に小さく、家で練習できる最高のシンバル！
J. M. O.
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2018
Volume cut significantly, and another quality Zildjian product. I use these while practicing on an electronic drum kit and even with headphones, I can hear them, but not disturb my wife and dogs! Similar feel and weight to the real thing.
Everett
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2018
First off, I have to say that this is a great product, which I will elaborate on further in this review. However, I'm not able to use it as I hoped I would be able to. I own a set of Zildjian Gen16 acoustic-electric cymbals, and I intended to use this L80 cymbal as an add-on to my Gen16's.I purchased the L80 16" crash because it was $40 less than the Gen16 of the same size. It's also significant to note that, prior to making my purchase, I called the Zildjian Company directly to ask if L80 cymbals would perform the same as Gen16 cymbals, and I was told they would. I beg to differ.The design of the L80 cymbals is very similar to the Gen16 cymbals, but definitely not the same. Both cymbals have hundreds of tiny holes to reduce volume compared to traditional cymbals. But the L80 is a bit lighter in weight. Also, when played acoustically, the L80 cymbal is not as bright or crisp sounding as the Gen16. None of that would bother me. The problem is, the L80 cymbal- when fitted with the Zildjian Direct Source Pickup and connected to the Gen16 module - does not produce the same quality of amplified sound as the Gen16 cymbal. I'm not saying the L80 doesn't work at all in this capacity. It does. Just not nearly as well.That being said, the L80 cymbal is a fantastic product when used as designed. It sounds like a real cymbal (because it is - it's a Zildjian!). It feels like a real cymbal when you strike it. And it is definitely much quieter than a traditional cymbal. I can see using L80's for practice, and even for performance when lower stage volume is important. Also, in spite of its appearance, the L80 cymbals are not as delicate as one might think. I play in a classic rock/country cover band and sometimes I hit my cymbals pretty hard. I've seen no signs of bending or cracking after months of use. (yes, I'm still using the L-80 with my Gen16's, and saving for another Gen16).Bottom line, if you're looking for an acoustic cymbal that is much quieter than traditional cymbals, I recommend the Zildjian L80 line of cymbals without reservation. If you need another acoustic-electric cymbal for your Gen16 setup, spend the extra $$ and buy a Gen16 cymbal.I hope this review is helpful. Happy drumming!
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