verve

[drummer_14_92]

are verve hi hats any good at all, i just need ones that aren't dented or bent right now, music123 has a closeout for less than 30.00

[mofle]

They will probably be dented AND bent after sixteen minutes of playing.
Go for something a little more expensive like Sabian B8 or something

[kung_f00]

They will probably be dented AND bent after sixteen minutes of playing.
Go for something a little more expensive like Sabian B8 or something

agreed. Verve probably makes brass cymbals or even worse. Even if you got some low-end bronze cymbals like Zildjian ZBTs or Sabian B8s you'd be much better off, and they'd probably last you a year or two before you'd need an upgrade.

[AronMapex]

I ones had a verve hihat and it bent very mutch. They suck :(

[Class A Drummer]

I wouldnt ever touch them. My friend had them for about a week before they dented and warped. Also they sounded like crap :p

[drummer_14_92]

then where are some good sites for used cymbals that all cost beneath 60 or 70 dollars be cause i am that short on cash

[Class A Drummer]

Listen up. It will definitley be worth saving up another 50 bucks and actually getting a somewhat decent beginner cymbal. You really wont find anything good for under 70 bucks unless you find a miracle on ebay or at a yard sale or somthing. Really, just save up a little more, ask your uncle for some money or somthing. It will be worth it.

[drummer_14_92]

i hope it is, christmas shopping tore a hole in my dale earnhardt wallet

[The Ploughman]

Save your money. Buy some good ones. I have a set of 14" Paiste Signature Dark Crisp Hats and a 16" Fast Crash I would make you one heck of a deal on.

[d.c.drummer]

if you got bought some pot lids you would get a better sound.

there's are reason why they are $30 instead of $300.

p.s. they make good experimental cymbals for effects sounds and stuff. If i remember correctly, you can almost cut them w/ a pair of scissors.