Millenium 16" B20 Crash

I've owned and tested many cymbals from the highest bronze end to the absolute bottom of the brass barrel. This cymbal is the pinnacle of achievement when it comes to a low price meeting quality. There is no other way to put it.

The class of this cymbal is on the thin side so it offers a very explosive attack with rich overtones but a slightly clangy decay which I'm guessing is due to the very basic processing these cymbals go through. I'm guessing these cymbals have no hand finishing whatsoever and only machining. The edge is left quite sharp so choking this cymbal can be hazardous to your hand. That is, be careful and don't cut yourself.

When it comes to the sound, this cymbal easily competes with cymbals four or five times the price. Especially when you're just practising. I'd still take these to a studio without a second thought if not only to A / B with more expensive cymbals. Can't say that about most other cheap cymbals.

I can also use this to cut some vegetables if I'm in a pinch. I'm not sure whether I want or need that from a cymbal but beggars can't be choosers in this price bracket.