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Electric Guitars > Drums > Cymbal Trigger Pads > Pintech Cymbal Trigger Pads > Pintech TC14 Electronic Cymbal (14 in.) reviews |
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Product Reviews for Pintech TC14 Electronic Cymbal (14 in.) Feature: No accessories, just bad construction. But I guess you get what you pay for. Quality: But again, it's 29 bucks. I should have known. Desirability: It's worth every penny. Which is why it's so cheap. Sound: Poor. Small trigger area combined with flimsy fake-cymbal body makes for the trigger spinning away from you. Yick. Also, the weight of the cable tends to move the trigger out of position. Although when you hit it (and the trigger isn't somewhere weird), it sounds fine. Bookmark this page to buy later Clavia DDrum Cymbal Trigger Pads Pintech Cymbal Trigger Pads Roland Cymbal Trigger Pads |
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