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drums by Roland (TD20 BK expanded) /hardware by Tama/sticks by Ludwig/Zildjan/Vic's etc../amp by Warfdale/coffee by Carla -
the cy 5 is actually much smaller than the cy 8, not at all the same size...I use the 5 for the hihat, and cow bell, and it works well. i have 8's as crash and as ride, and I dont like it as the ride, its too hard, drowns out the drum sound - works fine as a crash. the 5 doesnt seem to bother me as much as a hi hat, but i am upgrading to a cy 12 r/c for my ride, as it is (supposedly) a bit softer and quieter...
and greetings!TD9+6v with Diamond Electronic pads, and cowbell.
ATH-50m headphones, VEX packs
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The CY-5 is not a circle, so it takes less space. The CY-5 also comes with two mounts: the standard rotation stopper and a l-rod mount for use as a hi-hat.Comment
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well, the 5 is almost a circle. its not a triangle or a square or even very oval....TD9+6v with Diamond Electronic pads, and cowbell.
ATH-50m headphones, VEX packs
not to mention keyboards, guitars, basses, and catsComment
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I had to measure and sure enough, the CY-5 is 245 mm round. The offset mount fooled me into thinking it wasn't circular. So it is 9 3/4" inches, but still 6" from mount to rim.Comment
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