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Description

The CY-16R-T V-Cymbal features a 40-percent thinner profile than previous generations, offering an organic and expressive playing experience with more even response, improved stick feel, and natural acoustic swinging motion. And with its elegant textured design, the CY-16R-T projects an authentic acoustic look on stage.

The CY-16R-T can be used as a ride cymbal (bow/edge) or crash cymbal (bow/bell). Three-way triggering is supported via two cables with advanced V-Drums modules, providing independent sounds on the edge, bow and bell. The cymbal can also be choked simply by grabbing the edge–just like a real acoustic cymbal.
Roland CY-16R-T V-Cymbal Ride 16 in.
Roland CY-16R-T V-Cymbal Ride 16 in.

Features

  • Thinner profile than previous generations
  • Multi-sensor system for independent edge, bow and bell sounds
  • Natural looks and playability with improved feel and swinging motion
  • Authentic stick response makes it easier to play cymbal swells and rides
  • Chokes supported by grabbing the cymbal edge
  • Compatible with all V-Drums modules

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  • Works great with my TD50. love the feel of this

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byDennis W.

    fromCR, IA

    Fantastic improvement. Feel like these reduce my fatigue during a gig.

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  • submitted2 years ago

    asked byLionel

    fromMn

    Does it come with anti spin attachment?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    No it doesn't.

  • submitted2 years ago

    asked bySteve

    fromPhiladelphia PA

    Will this cymbal work with the TD-17?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    Yes, the CY-16R-T will work with the TD-17

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byGaibriel

    fromundisclosed

    Would this work on a alesis turbo mesh as a 3 zone when hooked up to a vst for midi?

    Open Reply - Gear-Adviser
    No. It’s not a good idea to mix brands of e-drums.