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Electric Guitars > Drums > Cymbal Trigger Pads > Pintech Cymbal Trigger Pads > Pintech Zenbal Single Zone E-Cymbal (14 in.) reviews |
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Product Reviews for Pintech Zenbal Single Zone E-Cymbal (14 in.) Feature: The cymbal had a spring loaded cymbal attachment. It's not deep enough to securely fasten to my Yamamha cymbal stands. Quality: Appears to be constructed well. No blemishes or defects noted. Value: No. I expected better performance for the price, considering it costs over twice as much as the other pintech cymbals. Desirability: Didn't buy it for sex appeal. I bought it to have a great sounding, more realistic looking cymbal platform. Sound: Sound quality is fine if your hitting right over the pick-up. If not, the sound degrades rapidly and you hear more rubber pad than drum sound. Really disappointed. Support: I haven't dealt with them or see the need. The cymbals just don't seem to be as functional as their mesh snares and toms. Overall: I probably will order a Roland cymbal even though they cost more. Bookmark this page to buy later Clavia DDrum Cymbal Trigger Pads Pintech Cymbal Trigger Pads Roland Cymbal Trigger Pads |
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