There are two pre-configured sets available, which represent a slight saving over buying each individually. Set one consists ...

Bronze cymbals are graded according to the amount of tin used to create the bronze. A B8 bronze cymbal is less expensive than a B20 bronze cymbal, based on the percentage of tin it contains.

Bronze cymbals are graded according to the amount of tin used to create the bronze. A B8 bronze cymbal is less expensive than a B20 bronze cymbal, based on the percentage of tin it contains.

Bronze cymbals are graded according to the amount of tin used to create the bronze. A B8 bronze cymbal is less expensive than a B20 bronze cymbal, based on the percentage of tin it contains.

Bronze cymbals are graded according to the amount of tin used to create the bronze. A B8 bronze cymbal is less expensive than a B20 bronze cymbal, based on the percentage of tin it contains.

Bronze cymbals are graded according to the amount of tin used to create the bronze. A B8 bronze cymbal is less expensive than a B20 bronze cymbal, based on the percentage of tin it contains.

Bronze cymbals are graded according to the amount of tin used to create the bronze. A B8 bronze cymbal is less expensive than a B20 bronze cymbal, based on the percentage of tin it contains.

Bronze cymbals are graded according to the amount of tin used to create the bronze. A B8 bronze cymbal is less expensive than a B20 bronze cymbal, based on the percentage of tin it contains.

Bronze cymbals are graded according to the amount of tin used to create the bronze. A B8 bronze cymbal is less expensive than a B20 bronze cymbal, based on the percentage of tin it contains.

Bronze is pricier, but great if you want a clean, professional tone. Bronze cymbals are cast with a percentage of tin, and higher tin content is an indicator of higher-quality sound.

Bronze cymbals are graded according to the amount of tin used to create the bronze. A B8 bronze cymbal is less expensive than a B20 bronze cymbal, based on the percentage of tin it contains.

Bronze cymbals are graded according to the amount of tin used to create the bronze. A B8 bronze cymbal is less expensive than a B20 bronze cymbal, based on the percentage of tin it contains.