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Simmons MC18 E-Kit 18" Metal Cymbal

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Take your E-DRUMS to the next level with these accessories | Simmons MC Cymbals and Kick Pad

Announcing: The All New Simmons Expansion Kit - MC13, MC16, MC18 Cymbals and KP180 Bass Drum

Testing out the new Simmons MC13, MC16, and MC18 cymbals!
Description



Features
- Full-sized 18" electronic cymbal pad
- Metal surface looks and feels like an acoustic cymbal
- Three-zone triggering for bell, bow and edge zones, plus a choke sensor*
- Single- or dual-cable connection for compatibility with nearly any brandās drum module
- Rubber padded surface for silent practice or recording sessions
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and Lead, which is known to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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Reviewed by 5 customers
Great response and feel
submitted6 months ago
byRick
fromScottsdale, AZ
A solid upgrade for the Simmons kit. After a few weeks I am still impressed with these cymbals' feel and sensitivity.
These Cymbals feel so good and have great response!
submitted7 months ago
byGlenn
fromThousand Oaks, CA
I have been playing these for a couple weeks now. I have adapted them to my Roland kit and the feel, response and dynamics are so much closer to a real cymbal feel, it is amazing. The sensitivity stands out as well
Great upgrade
submitted9 months ago
byWalter
fromLos Angeles
I have been using electronic drums for many years, I am very familiar with Simmons since the first drums were available. When I first saw the Simmons MC 13" 16" and 18" cymbals i was very intrigued by the design, and look. After using them I found they felt great also. The 3 zone, and choke features gave me new options to try. I use my drums to not only trigger sounds ,but also loops and have used them to trigger video. The added zones were a real benefit for me in one spot at a minimal cost. Very highly recommend these cymbals as an addition to any Electronic set.
Great value
submitted9 months ago
byDylan
fromVermont
I decided to buy a Tama Club Jam kit to convert to an electric setup using mesh heads and Roland triggers. For cymbals, I am using two of these MC16 cymbals as crashes and the MC18 as a ride. They are terrific. The 18" ride 3-zone setup is great, and everything is easily tweakable within my TD-17 module. You can't beat these for value. 10/10!
Definitely recommend! Would purchase multiples.
submitted10 months ago
byJared
fromLos Angeles, CA
I use this cymbal as a ride with the 13" and 16" as crashes on a Roland TD17KVX setup utilizing a Pearl Mimic brain. I'm a pro user, and I must say these play and feel like a dream! Stick feel is on point especially as a ride, plug and play with Pearl Mimic. Real size feels great!
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submitted2 months ago
asked byStephen H
fromundisclosed
Will the three zones work with the titan 50 module?
Yes, the Simmons MC18 E-Kit 18" Metal Cymbal is compatible with the Simmons Titan 50 module. However, to utilize all three zonesābell, bow, and edgeāyou need to ensure that your Titan 50 module has the appropriate hardware and firmware suppor. Firmware Requirement: The Titan 50 module must have the 20240223 firmware update or later. This update adds support for a 3-zone ride cymbal, allowing you to assign different sounds to each zone. Hardware Consideration: The 3-zone functionality is available only on Titan 50 modules with the updated hardware that supports this feature. Modules manufactured before this update may not support all three zones, even with the firmware update. Connection: Use a TRS (stereo) cable to connect the MC18 cymbal to the module. This ensures that the module can receive separate signals from each zone.submitted3 months ago
asked byMumma
fromAustralia
Are they compatible with a Roland KV07
Yes, the Simmons MC18 E-Kit 18" Metal Cymbal is compatible with Roland drum modules, including those used in the Roland VAD716 V-Drums Acoustic Design Electronic Drum Kit.submitted9 months ago
asked byCraig
fromundisclosed
I just got the alesis crimson 3. Will these cymbals and kick work with this kit? I know it says most kits and alesis is popular so just curious?
Yes, it will.