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Roland CY12RC V-Cymbal Ride/Crash (12 in.) reviews Pianos and Keyboards > Drums > Cymbal Trigger Pads reviews > Roland Cymbal Trigger Pads reviews > Roland CY12RC V-Cymbal Ride/Crash (12 in.) reviews |
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Product Reviews for Roland CY12RC V-Cymbal Ride/Crash (12 in.) Feature: It comes with a mount for your boom that let's it swing in and out when you play it, but keeps the choke edge pointed towards you. Value: Pretty stiff, but worth it. I like my Roland cymbals better than Hart or Pintech gear. Desirability: If you use Roland gear, you need one of these. Get the 15" if you can afford it. I'm going to upgrade to one as soon as I can, but I will keep this one for a crash. Sound: It's good. Pretty broad range of sensitivity. You have to hit the bell pretty hard to get it to trigger. Support: Never used them. No problems with my Roland gear yet. Overall: It's a pretty heavy piece which I think makes it feel much more like an accoustic cymbal. Your ride is one of the most used pieces on your kit, so get a good one. Bookmark this page to buy Roland CY12RC V-Cymbal Ride/Crash (12 in.) later Alesis Cymbal Trigger Pads reviews Roland Cymbal Trigger Pads reviews |
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