Pintech Percussion TC14 14″ Trigger Cymbal
The Pintech TC Series cymbals offer you one of the quietest playing surfaces with our world renowned triggering system. Available in single or dual zone, and a number of various sizes. These electronic cymbals are made of a virtually indestructible polymer that ensures that you will have a long lasting electronic cymbal that will last you for years. Pintech engineered these cymbals to be the perfect heavy-duty cymbal. The characteristics of these cymbals allows them to bend, but not break. The TC Series cymbals are guaranteed to never crack! Features: Quiet playing surface Great tracking Great dynamics Virtually indestructible Lightweight Trigger is customer replaceable Cymbals mount on standard acoustic cymbal hardware American Made by Pintech Backed by Pintech’s exclusive lifetime warranty and 100% AMERICAN MADE!
Product Features
- Quiet playing surface
- Great tracking
- Great dynamics
- Virtually indestructible
- Made in the USA!
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These are great cymbals, BUT These are great cymbals, BUT.. if you cannot control yourself and hit like an animal I’d pass on these. The trigger sensor is enclosed in a box just under the strike pad, and from my experience if you hit too hard it will crack the encasing.. This then causes faulty misses and registers.You can fix it by super gluing the cracks in the casing, but it’s really better to just not hit them hard. Contrary to what Travis barker may have taught you, it is entirely unnecessary to hit your…
Much better than Ion cymbals for Rock Band I got 3 of these to replace the ION Drum Rocker cymbals because they had become so loud over the years that all I could hear was plastic tapping unless I turned the Rock Band game’s volume up to drown it out.These are so much quieter, and I am 100% satisfied. I did have some problems getting the correct felt and sleeves that I had read you needed since I’m no drummer, just a Rock Band drummer. Be sure to get the short sleeves and short felts since you won’t be able to screw the…
Good cymbal at a great price. But don’t play *too* hard. I use this as the high-hat with my tricked-out Ion Drum Rocker. It’s a good, solid cymbal trigger.It’s quieter than the Ion cymbals (but then again, so is my garbage disposal). With the foam strike pad, it has a more solid “thunk” where the Ion cymbals are all klonks and thwacks.Being an awesome drummer in my own head, I tend to play it a little hard sometimes. When this one stopped working, I removed the pad and soldered the trigger wires back on. You can get…