WUHAN WUSP12 Splash 12-Inch

Have been looking for a explosive, quick responding cymbal with a short sustain for use with my cajon. This cymbal fits the bill. Hand crashing is possible, but I typivally use bamboo rods or nylon brushes as a ride. The 12" diamter makes it easy to pack on my padded cajpn case. I wasnt expecting much bcause of the low price, but was blown away by the sound quaity.

Sounds great a little darker than I expected, but I like it. Was delivered faster than expected.

The reviews are accurate - this cymbal sounds good! Easily in the company of higher priced brands. If you told me this was zildjan k or sabian ozone I would not be at all surprised. Form the price it’s astounding. So is this a bigger splash or a smaller crash? Take your pick. It occupies a unique niche. I bought this to stack with, but think it’s too good for that. Now I have to rethink things a bit, but I wouldn’t return it.

For forty dollars? A cymbal that has no harsh overtones? No. Never. Not possible. Even cymbals from well respected manufacturers that cost FIVE HUNDRED dollars have harsh overtones. I have personally gone through a friend's collection of dozens of cymbals, all brand name, Zildian, Paiste, etc. only to, after days of testing, find TWO that didn't suffer from some unpleasant overtones. I'm using my kit only in the studio. I have complete control but I do need the gear to cooperate! For recording, I need to be picky about everything. I only want the best. But, what did I have to lose? With the two nice Paiste cymbals I have, I had everything I need. I bought this Chinese wunderkind mystery cymbal based on nothing but curiosity, after reading all the reviews. One word. Unbelievable. This is one of the best sounding cymbals I've heard. Did I get lucky with what folks call inconsistent quality? Who cares? I'm no expert, but this cymbal is a KEEPER. I'm glad I dove in! Go WUHAN!

When it comes to drumming, I am simply a hobbyist, that's it. I have a basic beginner's kit and can't afford to drop much into it, but I like to make mild upgrades here and there. As such, I'm always looking for good value for the money. This is my second Wuhan cymbal (the first being their 18" crash/ride), and, while I don't have any other brands to compare to in person (I've listened to cymbals from various manufacturers online, but you can only tell so much without hearing them live), I must say that...again, considering value and quality for the money spent...I'm not sure I could be any more pleased. To my ear and for my purpose, this (along with the previously mentioned crash/ride) cymbal is quite nice and is a fine addition to an beginner's kit.

Good size with a lot of "meaty" sound for a 12" cymbal. Trashy, yet still a rich, full sound.

This adds a nice touch to my kit. It sounds better than the price would indicate. Will it last? I don't know. But after a few weeks of using it, it shows no signs of damage or warpage and I've hit it hard. It has good sustain. Very pleased.

Looks good, sounds good and is very reasonably priced. You can certainly buy much higher quality cymbals at much higher price points but you won't do any better for a 12 inch splash at this level. In fact, in comparison to the major brands, this cymbal should really be priced at least $30 higher. As far as the sound quality, it's more like a splash/ crash which is fine for me because l rely more on the 8 and 10 inchers for true splash effect. I'm not a professional and I don't currently record or play live very often but I would not hesitate to use this in live or recorded situations. This is my 3rd Wuhan (also have 10" traditional splash and 8" 457 splash) and I'd definitely consider another one in the future.

Nice sound that fits in with my zildjian A cymbals. Some small imperfections that may effect longevity but I've been hitting them with dynamic force and even the 6" is holding up well. I have been hitting it with a little bit less force but it seems very sturdy. I bought the 6",8",10",11"&12". I like them all, they sound like they belong with my zildjian A cymbals, they fit with my zildjian k 10"&12" as well. For the price I think they are quite good.

A very nice sounding splash - bright - punchy - explodes - low sustain // All the reviews I've read on these Wuhan cymbals are spot on - absolute BEST bang for your buck - definitely at the top of the list for cymbals at this price point!

I have purchased two Wuhan splash cymbals (10" & 12") and both are great for what I want in a splash. I have no issues with the cymbals at all. The quality and price is very good. I won't change my rating because of this, but both orders were over a week late arriving. I am a Prime Member. Wuhan cymbals are made in China, and I assumed they were coming direct from China to Canada. Amazon Canada says nothing about them coming from the USA, but that is where they came from. Having items shipped to Canada from the USA these days is atrocious! The tracking is useless, there are no reliable updates and the items show up late at any time without any notification. In future, if I have any indication that I am ordering an item that will be shipped from the USA, I will try to find another similar product that is shipped from anywhere else.