Lemon Electronic Cymbal (15" Ride/Crash)

Excellent!!! Works excellent with My TD17. Seems to be a well made product but time will tell that being said the $ to quality is hard to fathom. Very responsive and clean/crisp. Left the TD settings to the CY12 set up works very well there. A bit of tweaking in the EQ department but that's 1/2 the fun. Shipping was insane fast. I would recommend this if looking to replace/upgrade! Believe me if it where junk I would be the first to......!

This Ride Cymbal is good for the price. Not amazing overall, but for roughly 150$ CAD, this will get you by. The only real issue with this cymbal is that the bell trigger isn't very good. You really have to crank on it to register a bell hit. Otherwise it would be amazing for the money. It doesn't feel the most natural or anything but when you consider the price of alternatives it's a good grab.

This thing is so rugged. I imagine it will last just as long as my ruined symbols. The rubber is thick and you can tell it’s good strong quality. It is a little hard to the hit. If you’re used to something softer your arm will have to adjust to hitting a harder surface and it’s a little louder. Other than that, my only complaint is you really have to smack the bell to get it to switch over to that as the sound being triggered but this is a great symbol for the money.

This e cymbal is such a good deal at the price for features value that it is. It's hard to find a 3 zone cymbal for less than a couple hundred most of the time, let alone one that feels this nice under the sticks. So when I saw this one for this price I jumped at the opportunity, and couldn't be more pleased! I Definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a cymbal add on for their compatible e-drums set. I'm using this on a donner BackBeat, as the 3rd cymbal (not including high hats)

I bought four Lemon cymbals about a month ago. One 18' ride, two 15" crash/rides and a 9" splash. I did a lot of research and saw a lot of very good reviews. I can verify that these are just as good as my Roland CY -15R and CY-14 cymbals. The rubber is a bit harder, and they are a bit thicker. Because of this they are a bit louder than the Roland cymbals. The triggering on the Lemon cymbals is just as good as the Roland's. You can't beat these cymbals for the money. Time will tell how durable they are, but if they last even 5 years they will be well worth the money! Update I have had these cymbals for two months now and still believe they are a great value for the money. I recently bought a Roland TD-50X drum module with the digital hi hat, ride and snare. The digital ride is amazing and much better than the Lemon, but it cost nearly 4 times more. The only issue I have with the Lemon ride is the bell is small and it has a hot spot right in the center of the bell, straight down from the logo. I turned the ride a bit to the left to move the hot spot to the right and away from where I am hitting the bell. Basically, the Lemon logo sits left of center as I tend to hit the left side of the bell. If you hit the right side of the bell then reverse the logo to the right and that should help with the hot spot. I moved the 18" Lemon to the left side of my kit and use it as a two zone crash/ride. The Lemon cymbals are a bit hotter (more sensitive) than the Roland's so I have turned the sensitivity down in my module. Great cymbals for the money and they blend well with the Roland cymbals!