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Toca Pro Line Cowbell Black Copper, Low Rut
Inc. Sales TaxInc. Sales Tax$44.99When your rhythm needs a foundation that feels as heavy as it sounds, the Toca Pro Line Low Rut Cowbell delivers. Positioned toward the lower end of the Pro Line spectrum, the TPC-2BC is engineered... -
Toca Pro Line Cowbell Black Copper, Hybrid
Inc. Sales TaxInc. Sales Tax$49.99Can't decide between a high-pitched accent bell and a deep, low-end roar? The Toca Pro Line Hybrid Cowbell is the answer. Specifically engineered to bridge the gap between tonal extremes, the TPC-3BC... -
Toca Pro Line Cowbell Black Copper, Groove
Inc. Sales TaxInc. Sales Tax$54.99Don’t let the size fool you—the Toca Pro Line Groove Cowbell is engineered for the pockets and patterns that define modern rhythm. While it shares the TPC-4BC model number with the "Bongo" variation...
Description
When the stage volume climbs and you need an accent that cuts through like a laser, the Toca Pro Line TPC-1BC is your go-to instrument. As the highest-pitched entry in the acclaimed Pro Line series, this bell is designed to provide maximum "crack" and high-end frequency projection. It’s the perfect sonic signature for bright Latin cascades, quick funk syncopations, and modern pop accents that need to be heard over a wall of sound.
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The "High-Pitch" Advantage: Tuned to a brilliant, high-frequency register, the TPC-1BC delivers a sharp, articulate "ping" that sits perfectly above the midrange of your drums and cymbals.
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Innovative Tight Grip Mount: Small bells are often the hardest to position in a crowded setup. Toca’s proprietary pivotable mount solves this by allowing 360-degree rotation and extreme tilting. Once you find your "sweet spot," it locks down with a death-grip on 3/8" or 1/2" rods.
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Hand-Hammered Complexity: Despite its high pitch, this bell never sounds "tinny." The hand-hammered premium steel body adds a layer of harmonic richness, ensuring every strike is musical, crisp, and full of character.
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Sophisticated Black Copper Finish: The stunning Black Copper plating isn't just for show—it helps focus the bell's resonance, drying out unwanted ring and leaving you with a clean, professional "chick" sound that engineers love in the studio.