Stewart, You're right about the TCs. They are Pintech's practice cymbals with the piezo attached as an afterthought. Should we keep our eyes open in the States for PCYs and if any emerge, tell you about them and arrange to get them for you in absentia? Also, we could alert Ed Morin at Drumbalaya that we're on the lookout for them. The price will probably be a bit higher than a private sale but still viable, no? Our vast network of e-drummers could go on the case. Ed --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "moosetication" <moosetication@y...> wrote: > --- "liberatusvirus" wrote: > > My opinion about them is negative. > > Ah. I was a bit concerned, because they look like triggers bolted > onto their old plastic practice cymbals. I shall deprioritise those > in my "investigate further" list. I'd live to have Visu-lites up at > the top of the list, but... > > I do like the Yamaha pies, actually, but they are remarkably rare > either second hand or new, especially in the UK. UK new prices are > appalling and have an eight-week lead time, and they only ever come > up on eBay as part of a set. Even on eBay US they are rare: I just > finally picked up a PCY80S (which is sitting in my company's NYC > office) for my third and final cymbal on the DTXpressII kit after > weeks of looking. > > > Sorry for the mixup. > > Not a problem. > > Stewart
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Re: Pintech TC series mono cymbal pads
2003-06-16 by liberatusvirus
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