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Roland RT-30H Acoustic Drum Trigger
Original price was: ₦130,110.00.₦112,800.00Current price is: ₦112,800.00.
- Advanced head-based trigger device for playing electronic sources from acoustic drums
- Compatible with Roland’s TM-2 Trigger Module, TD-series V-Drums sound modules, and SPD-series percussion pads
- Installs on nearly any metal drum hoop, including the latest inward-curved hoop styles
- The newly developed self-guided mount makes installation quick and easy
- 10 mm lower in profile than previous designs for increased playing comfort
- Durable fiberglass-reinforced ABS body and secure mounting mechanism for dependable operation
- Side-mounted trigger output jack for improved cable management
- TRS connection cable included
The Roland RT-30H is an acoustic drum trigger designed to capture the sound of an acoustic drum head for use with electronic drum modules. The trigger is easily mounted onto the drum head and can be adjusted to fit a variety of drum sizes. With its advanced trigger technology, the RT-30H delivers accurate and precise triggering, ensuring that every hit is captured with clarity and consistency.
The RT-30H can be used with a variety of acoustic drum types including snares, toms, and bass drums, and can also be used with electronic drum pads. It features a sturdy construction and is built to withstand the rigors of live performances and studio recording sessions.
One of the key features of the RT-30H is its ability to reduce false triggering, thanks to its innovative dual-trigger system. This allows for more accurate sensing of the drum head vibration, ensuring that only genuine hits are registered.
With its compact size and easy-to-install design, the RT-30H is a great choice for drummers looking to add electronic sounds to their acoustic setup. It is compatible with a wide range of Roland electronic drum modules and can be used to trigger a variety of sounds and samples.
Overall, the Roland RT-30H is a versatile and reliable drum trigger that provides accurate and consistent triggering, making it a great choice for drummers looking to expand their sonic palette.
