Are these any good?

If you're looking for a trashy china sound.  I have never enjoyed the sound of any china type, but I always liked the Wuhan better than Sabian and Zildjian chinas I have owned or played.  The china cymbal isn't really a necessary component to the drumset, so you have to decide for yourself if that's what you want to add.

I agree on that.

But when the time comes, a Wuhan china is a great add.  I have two and they are the trashiest nastiest cymbals I've ever heard.  And they are inexpensive!  I've heard people say that they break easy, but I've not had any problems.  Then again, I'm not a hard hitter...

Post from the Tama forum:

Went back to what God intended and am using G1 over G1 now. It's
probably a surprise to many but just like the Evans sound diagram, G1's
are warmer than G2's -- they have less of that high pitch "smack" of a
stick on a clear G2 and of course when paired over a G1 w the reso and
batter tuned to the same pitch, there's just this nice "smoothness," and of
course great tone from single ply heads (for grins, tap an unmounted G2
and then a G1, there's so much more bottom in a G1).

And as threatened, I put a matching EQ4 clear on the kick reso. It adds a
little more depth than the stock head (the Evans EQ4 has a deeper sound
than the mystery reso head that comes on our Tamas). I think
like Fribrestar's kit, it would look a little nicer w/some logos etc, oh well,
but when the light is right, we see the bubinga goodness, yum.

And finally, I got sucked into the Wuhan vortex. Musician's Friend is/was
having a sale -- 18" china for $29. Wow. And I ordered a "western" style
splash from Wuhan as well. Wow that 18" China is loud, and of course
trashy sounding -- truly "chinese". I can see why many are fan of Wuhan
w/it's incredible price point, and the sound is definitely beyond the price
paid, considerably so. I like 'em. The splash has a lot of character, after all
these are effects type cymbals anyway. They work... and for cheap! I am
not a basher so I am not worried about splitting them...and if I do who
gives a cuuhrap at that price.

You're thinking of the omnitunes version (white, black,or natural) --the Starclassic Bubs have an outer ply of Maple so they can stain them about anything they want --in my case coral reef blue.

Sorry no sound files.

Got to the tama forum, look up CB Photo's posts --he has some nice recordings w/ the stock heads (clear G2 over G1)

I can't say I'm a big Wuhan fan, but I have a 12" China that I got from Guitar Center for like $10 a few years back. I only used it for a few months and the china sound doesn't really fit in with the rest of my kit so I don't use it at all anymore. I did sound good apart from my set though.
A drum ensemble that I play in also has a 12" that is pretty old. I would say well over a 1/4th of it is gone but we hit HARD. And actually I perfer the sound of the broken one more. The problem is the flying bits of metal every time you hit it.

i love wuhan's in general but they really vary from cymbal to cymbal; it's worth it to get down to GC (or wherever) to try out a handful. some can be really clunky; some can be divine.

the 12" splashes are my favorite recording hihats, ever.

Really?  I didn't think they made anything worth buying besides the China's..Too bad all the local shops only deal Sabian...I can't try anything out.