Sabian Vault Cymbal Pack Reviews

On 2008-10-01, Whitey rated this Sabian Vault Cymbal Pack a 5...(12986)
History: Active, gigging drummer, in a hard rock and metal band. Playing for over 15 yrs.

Purchase: Bought them off musicians friend website. I think I paid around $650 or so.
Pros: Everything. Great sound, bright tones, and seems to get through our guitarist's playing pretty well. The hats sound fantastic, and I love the 18" crash.
Cons: Well,...I guess the price could've been lower, but I checked everywhere and Muscicians Friend was the lowest by far. To me the ride sounds a little dry, but that's a matter of opinion.
Quality: They're not the strongest and heaviest out there, but they're not made to be. If you know how to strike them they should last you. I've had mine for about 3-4 months and I don't see any issues as of yet, I have put some good hits on them and they're holding up fine.

Review Summary: I would definetely buy them if your thinking about it. But if your cracking cymbals every month, maybe you should stay away and go buy some manhole lids instead, you obviously have poor technique and don't know what your doing. These are some of the BEST cymbals out there, you won't be disappointed.

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