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Roland CY-12R/C-C 12" V-Cymbal Electronic Drum Pad

Enhance Your Electronic Drumming with the Roland CY-12R/C V-Cymbal Bring realistic cymbal feel to your electronic drum kit with the Roland CY-12R/C V-Cymbal. This 12-inch dual-zone electronic cymbal pad provides the natural response and dynamics of an acoustic cymbal, making it perfect for ride,...

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Overview

Enhance Your Electronic Drumming with the Roland CY-12R/C V-Cymbal

Bring realistic cymbal feel to your electronic drum kit with the Roland CY-12R/C V-Cymbal. This 12-inch dual-zone electronic cymbal pad provides the natural response and dynamics of an acoustic cymbal, making it perfect for ride, crash, or splash applications.

Key Features:

  • Size: 12"
  • Type: Dual Zone Electronic Cymbal Pad
  • Action: Circular cymbal swings and bounces like a real cymbal
  • Choke: Grab the edge of the cymbal to choke
  • Material: Bronze

Key Features

12" circular cymbal swings and bounces with inertia just like a cymbal

Grab the edge of the cymbal to choke

Specifications

Model
CY-12R/C-C
Size
12"
Type
V-Cymbal Electronic Drum Pad
Features
Swings and bounces with inertia, Edge grab for choking

Frequently Asked Questions

The Roland CY-12R/C-C is a 12-inch circular V-Cymbal electronic drum pad.
This V-Cymbal is designed to swing and bounce with inertia, providing a realistic feel similar to an acoustic cymbal.
Yes, you can grab the edge of the cymbal to choke the sound, offering dynamic control.
This product is a single 12" V-Cymbal electronic drum pad, designed as a component for an electronic drum kit.
The description highlights swinging, bouncing, and choking, but does not specifically mention multiple zones for different sound triggers.