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JBshark
Published on 10/05/07 at 03:52
Hello,
I just read the advice below etj'ai exactly the same problem! I bought the TD3-KW in October 2006 (1 year ago ending for then) and I see a few months dgradation of the surface state (marking the surface becomes dull and "peel "much like the plastic peels pencil eraser) in my ride cymbal and more lgrement of charley. Embtant seen the price of the gear (80 cymbal for a plastic disc of the same whole), and especially for the short duration of use ... Besides it is not trs Aesthetics!
While I play trsrgulirement (3-4 times / week a little less than an hour) but I did not feel "buggers" at all! And trs jsuis rather careful so ...
I will also go to my dealer, it would seem normal to have a free replacement of the cymbal but I am skeptical trs: we will probably say: "It's normal wear and tear, or alter it re not the sound ... " what is true short term but what about in 2 years?? ... when the guarantee is over?
But if several people have encountered this default, then there is a chance that Roland is aware ProCD and quick replacement without batting an eyelid. So thank you to my attention (in my mailbox or on Audiofanzine this forum) if you also encounter this default, appearing on the gear rcent.
Otherwise, to conclude as the Previous post, the TD3 is great!
JB. M
I just read the advice below etj'ai exactly the same problem! I bought the TD3-KW in October 2006 (1 year ago ending for then) and I see a few months dgradation of the surface state (marking the surface becomes dull and "peel "much like the plastic peels pencil eraser) in my ride cymbal and more lgrement of charley. Embtant seen the price of the gear (80 cymbal for a plastic disc of the same whole), and especially for the short duration of use ... Besides it is not trs Aesthetics!
While I play trsrgulirement (3-4 times / week a little less than an hour) but I did not feel "buggers" at all! And trs jsuis rather careful so ...
I will also go to my dealer, it would seem normal to have a free replacement of the cymbal but I am skeptical trs: we will probably say: "It's normal wear and tear, or alter it re not the sound ... " what is true short term but what about in 2 years?? ... when the guarantee is over?
But if several people have encountered this default, then there is a chance that Roland is aware ProCD and quick replacement without batting an eyelid. So thank you to my attention (in my mailbox or on Audiofanzine this forum) if you also encounter this default, appearing on the gear rcent.
Otherwise, to conclude as the Previous post, the TD3 is great!
JB. M