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Cympad MODERATOR - CYMBAL TUNER SERIES

CYMPAD Moderator cymbal pads provide the consistency and dependability of CYMPAD’s advanced cellular foam material while reducing cymbal volume and unwanted overtones, controlling sustain and increasing articulation. Available in a choice of 6 sizes, Moderators offer a full range of options for incremental tone control of cymbals in rehearsal, recording and performance and are highly recommended for practice rooms and teaching studios, as well.
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Cympad Moderators – Fine-Tune Your Cymbal Sound

  • Control Your Cymbal Sound

  • Reduce Volume, Refine Tone

  • Reduce Unwanted Overtones

  • Achieve Perfect Cymbal Balance

Start with the amount of control your cymbal needs. Moderators sit beneath the cymbal bell and come in six diameters from 50 to 100 mm. Larger pads provide more dampening, so compare the response and sustain at your normal playing level and use the lightest control that suits the music. For a broader comparison of quiet-practice and performance options, read how to reduce cymbal volume.

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FAQs

Feel free to reach out at info@cympad.com if you have any more questions.
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What benefits do CYMPAD Moderator cymbal pads provide?

CYMPAD Moderator cymbal pads reduce cymbal volume and unwanted overtones, control sustain, and increase articulation.

Where are CYMPAD Moderator cymbal pads particularly recommended for use?

CYMPAD Moderator cymbal pads are highly recommended for practice rooms, teaching studios, rehearsals, recording sessions, and performances.

Where should I place a Cympad Moderator?

Place the Moderator beneath the cymbal bell. Choose its diameter for the level of volume, sustain and overtone control you want, and check the product information for your setup.

Will Moderators make my cymbals silent?

Moderators provide graduated sound control on acoustic cymbals. They change volume and decay but do not make a kit silent. For substantially quieter practice, compare cymbal mutes and low-volume cymbals in the guide above.