Music Disc — Precipice
Music Disc — Precipice is a rare Aaron Cherof track found in standard Trial Chamber vaults and outputs comparator signal 13.
Description
Music Disc — Precipice plays Aaron Cherof’s track when inserted into a jukebox. A redstone comparator reading that jukebox outputs signal strength 13, which lets builders identify the disc or trigger a circuit tied to the track. Music Disc — Precipice works in both Java Edition and Bedrock Edition 1.21, making the disc a collectible reward for Trial Chamber exploration and a precise redstone input for music rooms, secret doors, or display systems.
Minecraft Guide
How to get Music Disc — Precipice in Minecraft
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Find a Trial Chamber
Explore underground until a Trial Chamber is located; standard vaults inside this structure can contain Music Disc — Precipice.
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Earn a Trial Key
Defeat the mobs released by a trial spawner and collect a Trial Key when the completed encounter awards one.
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Open standard vaults
Use Trial Keys on normal vaults and search additional chambers when needed, because Music Disc — Precipice is a rare reward.
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Play and read the disc
Insert Music Disc — Precipice into a jukebox; a connected comparator outputs redstone signal strength 13.
Music Disc — Precipice comes from standard vaults, not ominous vaults, and cannot be crafted.
Frequently asked questions
Where do you find Music Disc — Precipice?
Music Disc — Precipice is found rarely in standard vaults inside Trial Chambers. Ominous vaults use a different loot pool.
Can Music Disc — Precipice be crafted?
No. Music Disc — Precipice has no crafting recipe and must be obtained from standard Trial Chamber vaults.
What comparator signal does Precipice produce?
A jukebox playing Music Disc — Precipice produces comparator signal strength 13.
Who composed Music Disc — Precipice?
Aaron Cherof composed Precipice, and Minecraft added the disc in version 1.21 Tricky Trials.
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