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Hello all,
I recently purchased my Jobeky drum-set, which will hopefully be here in my apartment in a month or so! So now comes the part where I need to buy cymbals.
VH-13 is first on my list, and buy it, I shall! Though, about my 2 (...or 3... or heck, 4) crashes and ride... that I'm a little open to.
I am leaning towards getting the CY14/15 cymbals, just because they seem to be the quietest e-cymbals out there. I do love the look of the E-Cymbal III, but as far and wide as I've searched, I can't find comparisons on the two. I had visulites before, but they gave me issues with my TD-20. That, and I didn't like the solid rubber edge they had. It kind of made it hard to get the second zone to trigger. (Still, Pintech was a great company to deal with. Great service and friendly.)
You know, come to think of it... If you aren't trying to find anything Roland on Edrumming... I mean ANYTHING, it's impossible to find info on Hart, Pintech, or any other company. I found out about Jobeky and Diamond by accident on here. Well, I found Drum-Tec... but those prices? Kit better wash my dishes too... still want one of them snares though... one day.
Sorry, I tend to ramble a bit when typing. Just a scattered brain up here. The question I wanted to ask was,
Are Rolands cymbals the quietest cymbals out there that have all the features the TD-30 can take advantage of (Choking, PS, dual zone)?
I recently purchased my Jobeky drum-set, which will hopefully be here in my apartment in a month or so! So now comes the part where I need to buy cymbals.
VH-13 is first on my list, and buy it, I shall! Though, about my 2 (...or 3... or heck, 4) crashes and ride... that I'm a little open to.
I am leaning towards getting the CY14/15 cymbals, just because they seem to be the quietest e-cymbals out there. I do love the look of the E-Cymbal III, but as far and wide as I've searched, I can't find comparisons on the two. I had visulites before, but they gave me issues with my TD-20. That, and I didn't like the solid rubber edge they had. It kind of made it hard to get the second zone to trigger. (Still, Pintech was a great company to deal with. Great service and friendly.)
You know, come to think of it... If you aren't trying to find anything Roland on Edrumming... I mean ANYTHING, it's impossible to find info on Hart, Pintech, or any other company. I found out about Jobeky and Diamond by accident on here. Well, I found Drum-Tec... but those prices? Kit better wash my dishes too... still want one of them snares though... one day.
Sorry, I tend to ramble a bit when typing. Just a scattered brain up here. The question I wanted to ask was,
Are Rolands cymbals the quietest cymbals out there that have all the features the TD-30 can take advantage of (Choking, PS, dual zone)?
Also Digital Drummer Magazine has quite the comparison guide for most of the cymbals on the market in their past issues. 
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