Tag: e-cymbal

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Simmons adds full-size kick, cymbals

Simmons kits to date have been characterised by their compact pads and cymbals, but the company is making a bold move with the imminent release of some full-size metal cymbals and an 18” wood shell electronic bass drum. The KP180 has been designed to give e-drummers an acoustic bass drum experience while accommodating the space limitations of most drum racks. One notable feature is the ability to adjust the position of the internal trigger surface with minimal effort and limited tools. E-drum owners will also be interested in Simmons’ new line of cymbals. The MC13, MC16 and MC18 are unlike anything else currently on the market. They are based on low-volume metal cymbals but also include a built-in rubber mute […]

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GEWA launches new e-cymbal line

GEWA Music has added a new range of e-cymbals, the NEO series. The new range has been “meticulously designed to enhance the drumming experience, offering a suite of advanced features that promise to transform both practice sessions and live performances”, according to the company. The NEO cymbals feature an advanced noise reduction system, making them quieter than ever and perfect for playing in noise-sensitive environments, such as at home. The cymbals are equipped with “optimised triggering technology, providing a dynamic and responsive playing experience”. Constructed with durable, high-quality materials, the NEO series cymbals are built to withstand extensive use, ensuring long-lasting performance. Designed for an authentic playing feel, the NEO cymbals offer a smooth stick impact that closely mimics the […]

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It’s no Lemon

A new entrant in the low-cost cymbal market is making waves, so we checked out this latest offering. IF YOU’VE BEEN following any online e-drum group, you will have seen the intense interest in the Chinese Lemon brand of e-cymbals, especially the 16” three-zone ride. Many drummers have added these cymbals to their kits, some lamenting the lack of a bigger option – especially as the 16” turned out to be closer to 15 inches in reality. Well, the wait is over with Lemon now offering a nominal 18” three-zone cymbal. What’s in the box Lemon is sold directly by its manufacturer via the Alibaba platform. Some western buyers are nervous about dealing with the Asian Amazon-equivalent, so a secondary […]