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Sabian Quiet Tone at Drum Center of Portsmouth
Sabian Quiet Tone cymbals are the perfect solution for drummers who want to practice without disturbing their neighbors or roommates. These cymbals are designed to produce a soft and muted sound, making them ideal for low-volume practice sessions or acoustic gigs. The Sabian Quiet Tone cymbals are made from a special alloy that provides a unique sound quality while reducing the volume of the cymbal. The alloy is combined with a special process that reduces the amount of energy produced by the cymbal, resulting in a low-volume, high-quality sound. One of the unique features of the Sabian Quiet Tone cymbals is their reduced sustain. The cymbals have a quick decay, which means that the sound of the cymbal disappears quickly after it is hit. This allows drummers to play with a more natural feel, without having to worry about the cymbal's sound carrying too far. Sabian Quiet Tone cymbals are available in a variety of sizes, including hi-hats, crashes, and ride cymbals. They are perfect for practicing at home, in the studio, or for use in intimate settings where volume is an issue. In addition to their practical uses, the Sabian Quiet Tone cymbals also have a unique and interesting sound quality. They produce a slightly darker sound than traditional cymbals, which can add a new dimension to a drummer's playing style. Overall, Sabian Quiet Tone cymbals are an excellent choice for drummers who want to practice quietly or play in low-volume settings. They offer a unique sound quality and a reduced volume, making them perfect for practicing at home, in the studio, or for small acoustic gigs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Sabian Quiet Tone FAQs
What are Quiet Tone practice cymbals?
Quiet Tone cymbals are Sabian's low-volume practice cymbals — perforated to reduce volume by approximately 80% while preserving the real-cymbal playing feel.
Who needs Quiet Tone cymbals?
Drummers practicing at home, in shared spaces, late at night, or in apartments where standard cymbal volume isn't an option.
How does the feel compare to standard cymbals?
The feel is close to standard cymbals — same diameter, similar stick response. The main differences are dramatically reduced volume and somewhat different tonal character due to the perforations.
Can Quiet Tone cymbals be used at gigs?
Quiet Tone cymbals are designed for practice. For stage gigs you'd want full-projection cymbals.
Does DCP carry the full Quiet Tone lineup?
Yes — we stock Quiet Tone hi-hats, crashes, rides, and combo packs.