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Black Swamp Percussion Di Sanza Triangle Trigger

Black Swamp Percussion Di Sanza Triangle Trigger
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Model: BLA-TRITRIG

Availability: Limited Quantity (7.00 Remaining)

$179.00

Rating: 4.50

2 Customer Reviews

The Black Swamp Percussion Di Sanza Triangle Trigger features a triangle mount that is adjustable both vertically and horizontally, fitting up to a 8" triangle for multiple performance applications. The beater mount holds 1/8", 3/16" and ...
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Black Swamp Percussion Di Sanza Triangle Trigger - Product Information

The Black Swamp Percussion Di Sanza Triangle Trigger features a triangle mount that is adjustable both vertically and horizontally, fitting up to a 8" triangle for multiple performance applications. The beater mount holds 1/8", 3/16" and 1/4" beater diameters simultaneously, with a rotating mount for increased versatility. 1/4'' Spectrum beater included.

The angled orientation of the triangle and beater mounts creates the most optimal performance position.

The Triangle Trigger can be mounted to any existing straight stand.

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Great product, but why is is so expensive

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This trigger has worked reliably for two years now for all of my multi-percussion needs. But is it really worth $150?? I'll let you decide. That being said, it's still my only serious choice for a triangle trigger.

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Posted By:

Jonathan Lucke

Rating:

4.00

Awesome engineering!

Comments:

This is a great product and after one rehearsal I know I will be using it constantly. One thing the product description leaves out is that the device mounts to a cymbal post (using the same mechanism as many cowbells), not to the tube of a cymbal stand. This requires removing the wing nut and pads, meaning you cannot have a cymbal on the stand. A good workaround is to buy a separate post mount with clamp (about $15). The hardware also comes with a triangle beater, so the only thing lacking was the description of how the frame mounts to the stand.

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Posted By:

Craig Yarger

Rating:

5.00
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