Rhythm TechRT7422 Hat Trick G2 Double Nickel Jingles

The sound I'm looking. I use it U2 songs. This is the 2nd one I have had and love the sound.

It’s so-so. It’s not super loud and it doesn’t lock well to the high hat post. It slides down. I bought a second (different high hat tambourine and put it below this one with a spacer ring to keep this one from sliding down on top of the second one I purchased. The two work well together. Much louder and different tones when you strike them. By itself it’s really not very usable because it doesn’t lock well and isn’t very loud.

Sounds great and I have plenty of room to keep sticks on the hi hat without accidentally hitting the tambourine

I researched a lot when it came to buying this for my kit. I read some negative reviews and honestly I don't agree w any of them. The sound of the chick is bright and loud enough to cut through, especially when striking the hat trick itself. I'm a fan of the nickel because it seems brighter but that is a matter of opinion. Cannot say much about durability for the simple fact I have not had it very long. Overall I'm very happy with this purchase and would recommend buying it. It added a great sound to my hats..and just filled the sound out when playing the hat w my foot..and striking the rim just adds another option while playing. Can't beat the price...good deal.

I'm playing drums in a pop/rock band and the singer/guitarist wanted me to get one of these.It jingles when I operate the hat with my foot, hit it with a stick, or throw it across the room at the aforementioned bandmate.Doesn't work super well with drop lock clutches, eventually is slips down and toggles the lock, and is apparently painful to be hit with.

Easy to put on and take off hi hat in between songs.

You do have to press your hi-hat significantly harder than normal to get a nice, loud jingle - which can be moderately distracting. I am using a DW Hi-Hat stand which is smoother in feel - which may be contributing to this. I do wish there was more surface area between the bells so I could hit it with my sticks. I don't really like hitting it at all because it doesn't feel durable for that purpose. I orignally bought the version with only one row of bells but it broke the first time I whacked it --- so had to return and get this model. Aside from what I stated above - its a great product and has a nice sound.

Great sound and quick release make the G2 a great addition to a kit. This is my first venture into using a tambourine with my kit in all these years. It is light and small enough that you could leave attached to the hi-hat while playing the hi-hat only, but releases and is removed in seconds if desired. Also, has a very nice rubber coating for stick play that sounds great. Like how the jingles hang freely instead of incased within the tambourine itself. Adds to a more crisp sound. Very much worth the price. Would like to a future version to add more jingles to hear the effect