Hand-hammered Heavy stage-quality Brass Finger Cymbals Set of 4 (Variations: 2 1/4" & 3") (2 1/4" (34 gr each))

I LOVE these - great price & incredibly soothing & relaxing

Using these in a show and the sound is crystal clear. They look great too. Only issue is the elastic finger loops are a bit too small, but we're hoping they'll stretch over time - so we don't have to replace them.

The items had a nice heft and a vintage, aged look which I was looking for.

10/10

The first set I purchased were great for the $. The second and third sets were not even close. They sounded dead and seemed lighter in the hand but I did not confirm that.

These look like brass poured. The patterns are a bit worn and it comes not polished. Noise is decent. Elastic strap is good. Not that loud, but I guess it would be good for a belly dancer.

I was impressed how heavy and solid they are. They look really nice, like a vintage touch to it. And the sound is really good. Again, I was surprised how loud they actually are. But that's great since you can always play them more gentle in case. I got the 3" ones.

They look pretty, but beyond that, don’t even bother. They are heavy duty brass as advertised, but they’re not shaped right to produce any kind of tune. Anybody who’s worth their weight in gold when it comes to making finger cymbals should know that they should never at any point having engraving on them. It totally interferes with their ability to produce a tone, plus they’re shaped wrong. I wouldn’t even put these on a tambourine. Go for Zildjian or Andoer instead. They’re inexpensive and they sound good. But personally, if you want the best sound, go for more well-known brands like Zildjian, Soren, or Sabian.