Customer Reviews

Pearl Primero Rock Cowbell w/PPS30 Mount

5 star:		(7)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(0)
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Good deep and dynamic tone. Ruggedly built; I doubt it will bend or break over time. Highly recommended.

Awesome cowbell with deep sound. Fits well into Pearl Vision set with flexible hardware. Keeps the sound by having a ripple to contact. It won't bend and change tone.

Thinking about purchasing the smaller Primero for the "classic" higher pitched cowbell sound. this one is distinct, a little lower, and fun to hear. Makes "Low Rider" sound a little less frantic. More like a "Dance the Night Away" sound ( that's Van Halen for the younger set.)

I bought this item for my brother. It was a present and I received it with plenty of time to wrap and give it to my brother. Thanks for the speedy service.

This is a great product for its price! Great sound and crisp accents make it a pleasure to use as a part of my kit!

This cowbell is one of the better ones on the market for the price.

It has a deep rich sound. Great sound for rock (as advertised / and others reviewed). It comes with the mount which is easy to install.

I'd definitely recommend. Great price and Great sound!

not quite as loud or as clear as the LP cowbells, but absolutely a great cowbell for the price, more than adequate and not nearly as ridiculously expensive as LP. throw in the free mount and it's a great instrument for the price.

Great just not that easy to mount i guess you need a stand for it. Otherwise it is excellent sound quality and is really large and has great features.

Thanks!

I admit, I bought this without knowing exactly how it sounds. I have been very happy with my purchase. It has a great tone for rock. The mounting hardware is nothing special but works well.

Sounds great and It mounted great since I purchased the little boom with it. You know the deal... Every song NEEDS more cowbell!!!

Good thing this is not for MY house. My nephew loved it. The box appeared to have been opened but all the parts seemed to be there. There was no literature within, but there may not have been... it's pretty self explanatory I guess as to how to attach it.