Roland

Roland CY-5 10-Inch Electric Drum Cymbal Pad

Enhance Your Drum Kit with Realistic Cymbal Response The Roland CY-5 Cymbal Pad delivers drummer-friendly triggering with its 10-inch playing zone and natural swing movement. Offering separate bow and edge triggering, it's perfect as an additional cymbal, like a splash, on V-Drum kits. Specific...

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Overview

Enhance Your Drum Kit with Realistic Cymbal Response

The Roland CY-5 Cymbal Pad delivers drummer-friendly triggering with its 10-inch playing zone and natural swing movement. Offering separate bow and edge triggering, it's perfect as an additional cymbal, like a splash, on V-Drum kits.

Specifications:

  • Brand: Roland
  • Model: CY-5
  • Type: Electric Drum Cymbal Pad
  • Size: 10-Inch
  • Color: Black
  • Features: Bow and edge triggering, swing movement
  • Compatibility: V-Drum kits

Specifications

Size
10-Inch
Product Type
Electric Drum Cymbal Pad
Brand
Roland

Frequently Asked Questions

No, the Roland CY-5 is an electric drum cymbal pad and requires connection to an electronic drum module to produce sound.
The Roland CY-5 electric drum cymbal pad features a 10-inch playing surface.
While designed for Roland systems, the compatibility with other drum modules can vary, and it is recommended to check the specific module's input requirements.
The product description specifies the cymbal pad itself; mounting hardware is typically sold separately to allow for flexible setup options.
Yes, as an electronic pad, it produces minimal acoustic noise, making it suitable for quiet practice when connected to a module with headphone output.
The Roland CY-5 is generally a single-zone pad, meaning it triggers one sound across its surface, often a crash or ride cymbal sound.