Lume 14" Hi-Hats
Crisp "chick" with a papery wash when half-open. Tight under sticks.
- Pitch
- 60
- Sustain
- 45
- Bright
- 58
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Crisp "chick" with a papery wash when half-open. Tight under sticks.
Bigger air, fatter chick. Still articulate under brushes.
Quick attack, woody body. Sits in the mix without crowding it.
Vocal mids, organic decay. A workhorse crash with a soul.
Fast attack, organic decay. Sits behind the snare rather than over it.
Defined ping with a controlled wash. Mics love it.
Crashable and singing — equally at home as a ride or a swelling crash.
A dry, woody stick definition that opens into a wide, smoky wash.
Light, fast, musical. A whisper that still cuts.
Bright accent with a warm centre. Quick to decay.
Compact dark chick. Low-volume friendly, recorded-loves-it.
Heavy bottom, lathed top — a fat, dry chick that still ducks under vocals.
Short, gritty bloom. A small, dirty accent that lands and gets out.
Short, dirty, and surprising. Cuts without overstaying.
Lower-pitched body, fast collapse. The dark side of a crash, mic-ready.
Pure stick definition over a low, papery body. Microphone-loves-it dry.
Old-bronze warmth, papery body, defined bell. Patina in audio form.
Wide, dark, slow to open. A ride that knows how to wait.
Tight dark accent. Stays low, hits fast, gone.
A short bell with a smoky tail. Punch without sparkle.
Bigger dark accent — almost a mini-china in disguise.
Small trash, big personality. The colour you reach for.
Sub-genre in a cymbal. Short, gritty, expressive.
A vault door of a chick. Survives the loudest room in the building.
Wider body, harder edge. Cuts through walls of distortion.
Glassy attack, long sustain. Engineered to never get buried.
Hits hard, projects far. A statement piece for big stages.
Explosive attack that sustains long enough to be felt, not just heard.
Cutting ping, defined bell. Anchors a kit at concert volume.
Glassy ping that holds up against double kick and high-gain guitar.
Bright cutting accent. Quick to hit, quick to clear.
A punch you can feel in the chest. Built for accents on big choruses.
Wide, scything edge. Built to anchor breakdowns and accents.
Light, airy chick. Half-open, they shimmer; closed, they whisper.
Floats up out of nothing. The lightest finger touch opens a full bloom.
Lighter touch, fuller bloom. Almost vocal in its decay.
Bigger bloom, longer breath. Worship-bright without being thin.
Light, washy, crashable. Lifts the room rather than driving it.
Lift on every stroke. Crashable, swelling, glassy ride character.
A pixie bell. Smallest voice in the kit, sometimes the most beautiful.
Quick light. A breath of brilliance for fast accents.
A bell of light. Quick, pretty, and instantly musical.
Wider light bloom. Shimmer on demand.