r / 06 — The name
π × r.
Every cymbal is a circle. Trace one from edge to edge, over the top: that arc is π × r.
We named the brand after the shape we spend our days on. Say it “three-fourteen-R.” 314R is a brand of 314Retails LLC.
Electronic cymbals & snare
Silicone-topped electronic cymbals and a chrome multi-sensor snare. Quiet enough for 2 a.m. Even enough that you stop thinking about pads.
r / 01 — The line
Three cymbals and a snare, built on the same silicone-and-sensor platform, so every surface on your kit answers the same way.
r / 02 — Feel
A force sensor runs the full circumference of every 314R cymbal, so a choke works wherever your hand lands, not just at a marked spot. Let go and it rings again.
A softer, quieter surface than hard rubber, with a natural rebound under the stick.
Full-circle choke sensing, so grabbing the cymbal feels like grabbing a cymbal.
Velocity stays consistent across the surface. No hot spot where one hit suddenly jumps.
r / 03 — Zones
The 12″ is a dual-zone crash: bow and edge, with choke. The 15″ and 17″ are triple-zone: add a separate bell for ride patterns, or run them as a 2-zone crash.
Triple-zone needs a module input that supports a 3-zone ride (two jacks). On a single TRS cable it plays as a 2-zone crash with choke.
r = 7.5″
r / 04 — The snare
A 14″ mirror-chrome shell with a white mesh head and a black rim guard. Several sensors sit under the head and feed one output, so a stroke reads the same near the rim as it does in the middle. The base is lightweight black polymer, which keeps it easy to move between rooms.
r / 05 — Quiet
Silicone takes the clack out of practice. Put on headphones, play the fill you've been chasing all week, and nobody else in the apartment has to know.
r / 06 — The name
Every cymbal is a circle. Trace one from edge to edge, over the top: that arc is π × r.
We named the brand after the shape we spend our days on. Say it “three-fourteen-R.” 314R is a brand of 314Retails LLC.
r / 07 — Questions
Every 314R piece uses a standard ¼″ TRS output. The 12″ connects as a 2-zone cymbal with choke. The 15″ and 17″ connect as a 2-zone crash on one cable, or as a 3-zone ride on modules that support a 3-zone ride input.
No. The sensors combine into one output to give an even response across the head; they don't report position. What you get is the same velocity for the same stroke, wherever it lands.
A mirror-chrome shell and hoop, a white mesh head, a black rim guard, and a lightweight black polymer base.
Much quieter than an acoustic kit and quieter than hard rubber pads. You'll still hear the stick, so it's “apartment quiet,” not silent.