Cymbal Pack with Drum Pads - Quiet 11pc Practice Set

Our review of this 11pc cymbal and drum pad pack finds it best suited to drummers who need a low-volume practice option without losing feel. The set delivers a clear reason to buy: it dramatically reduces stage and rehearsal noise while preserving rebound and response. For apartment practice, late-night sessions, or tight studios, the combination of low volume alloy cymbals and full-size drum silencer pads provides a realistic playing experience that still respects neighbors and bandmates.

Key Features

• All-in-one kit: Eleven pieces include a full 5-piece low volume cymbal set, five drum silencer pads and a bass drum mute pad so a complete drum setup can be damped immediately.
• Low volume cymbals: Includes 14' hi hat, 16' crash, 18' crash and 20' ride made of high grade alloy steel to cut clash and clang while still producing clear notes.
• Practice pad coverage: Drum silencer pads sized for 10', 12', 13' toms, a 14' snare pad and a 16' floor tom pad give realistic surface area for sticks and rudiments.
• Bass drum mute: The bass drum pad works with single and double bass kick pedals so players can practice foot technique quietly.
• Portable cymbal bag: A padded cymbal bag with handles makes it simple to carry the cymbals and accessories to rehearsals or studio sessions.

Who It's For

This kit is ideal for hobbyists, students and gigging drummers who need to practice quietly at home or in small spaces. The reduced volume cymbals and silencer pads let a player work on grooves, timing and dynamics without disturbing household members or neighbors, while keeping a familiar rebound.

Players looking for full concert volume or acoustic projection for live performance should look elsewhere, as this pack is specifically designed to lower output. Also, those seeking professional-grade concert cymbal tone will prefer traditional cymbals over the alloy low-volume set.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Quieter than regular cymbals while retaining clear, usable tone for practice.
• Complete set covers cymbals and drum head dampening for an all-in-one practice solution.
• Good rebound and response give a realistic feel when working on chops and rudiments.
• Includes a practical cymbal bag that improves portability and storage.

Cons

• Not intended to match the full projection or acoustic nuance of traditional concert cymbals for live shows.
• The reduced volume focus means some players may find tonal complexity less rich than higher-end cymbal lines.

Specifications

Our Verdict

For drummers who need a practical, quiet practice solution, this cymbal pack with drum pads is a strong value. It silences volume without sacrificing rebound, covers all common drum sizes and adds portability with a cymbal bag. It is an excellent choice for practice, rehearsal and home use, though not a replacement for performance-grade cymbals when maximum acoustic tone matters.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do the cymbals still feel like real cymbals?
Yes. They are alloy steel and designed to retain rebound and a clear note while reducing overall volume.

Can the bass drum mute handle double pedal use?
Yes. The bass mute pad is compatible with both single and double bass drum pedals.

Is this kit suitable for apartment practice?
Absolutely. The combined low volume cymbals and silencer pads make it ideal for practicing in small spaces without disturbing others.