Drum Pads & Triggers
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Stagg Billy Hyde Practice Pad
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£24.99
£29.99
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Evans RealFeel 2-Sided Practice Pad, 6 Inch
£29.99
£37.50
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Roland RT-30K Kick V-Drum Trigger
(1)
£79.00
£90.00
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Roland KT-10 Kick Drum Trigger Pedal
(3)
£199.00
£241.00
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Roland FD-8 Foot Controller
£96.00
£120.00
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Roland Electronic CY-5 Cymbal
(1)
£89.00
£107.00
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Roland RT-30HR Dual V-Drum Trigger
(1)
£69.00
£79.00
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Roland BT-1 Bar Trigger Pad
(2)
£109.00
£129.00
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Roland CY-8
£109.00
£129.00
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Roland VH-10 Hi Hat
(1)
£299.00
£341.00
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Roland TM-6PRO Trigger Module
£769.00
£959.00
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Roland PDX-100 10 inch Electronic Snare or Tom V-Pad Mesh Head
(3)
£185.00
£215.00
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Roland RT-30H Single V-Drum Trigger
(1)
£69.00
£79.00
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Yamaha EAD10 Electronic Acoustic Drum System
(1)
£599.00
£735.00
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Roland KD-10 Kick Drum Pad
(1)
£169.00
£207.00
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Roland CY-18DR V-Cymbal Digital Ride
£479.00
£596.00
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Roland PDX-8 8 inch Electronic Snare or Tom Mesh Head V-Pad
(2)
£169.00
£207.00
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Roland CY-16R-T V-Cymbal Ride
(1)
£319.00
£339.00
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Roland PDX-12 Mesh Drum Pad
£169.00
£207.00
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Roland KD-7 Kick Controller
(1)
£129.00
£163.00
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Roland PD-8 Pad
£79.00
£94.00
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Roland VH-13 V-Hi-Hat Black
£549.00
£676.00
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Roland VH-14D Digital V-Hi-Hat
£699.00
£864.00
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Roland PDA100L-BK Tom Pad
£219.00
£241.00
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Roland PDX-6 Mesh Head
£159.00
£194.00
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Alesis 10 Inch Dual Zone Drum Pad
£119.00
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Alesis Nitro Max Expansion Pack
£89.00
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Alesis 8 Inch Dual-Zone Drum Pad
£99.00
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Chord DP-2 Digital Drum Practice Pad
£34.99
£49.00
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Roland CY-14R-T V-Cymbal Ride
£299.00
£332.00
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Roland SPD-20 Pro White Digital Drum Pad
£399.00
£449.00
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About Drum Pads and Triggers
Drum Pads and Triggers allow you to expand and upgrade your electronic drum kit or percussion pad. Most modern electronic drum kits are fully upgradeable. They allow you to add additional drum pads or upgrade existing parts with larger or more expressive pads.
Our selection of pads and drum triggers are also compatible with electronic percussion instruments that feature a trigger input. Triggers are clip-on pickups that allow you to treat an acoustic drum as a drum pad. This is useful for electronically expanding the sound of your acoustic kit.
Why Should I Choose a Drum Pad or Trigger?
- Drum pads and triggers allow you to expand your electronic kit
- Trigger electronic sounds from your acoustic kit
- Upgrade to larger drum pads
Frequently Asked Questions about Drum Pads & Triggers
Question: How do drum triggers work?
Drum triggers work in the same fashion as drum pads. The trigger casing is clamped to a drum, with a a piezo pickup held against the drum skin. Each time the drum is struck, the piezo pickup detects it and sends a signal down the cable to your drum module, telling it to play a sound. This happens instantaneously, so fast drum fills and rudiments can be accurately triggered by the module.
Question: Why use drum triggers on my kick drum?
Some genres of music require fast, precise and consistent kick drum rhythms. This is frequently used in metal genres, where a short higher pitched 808 kick sound is used. The 808 kick sound cuts through the guitars in the mix and keeps an even timbre to the overall sound, even when fast double kicks are played, while the sound of the acoustic kick fills out the low end.
Question: How long do drum pads last?
Rubber drum pads should last a lifetime, they're very hardwearing. You can change the skin on a mesh drum pad, however, these do last much longer than acoustic drum skins as they're made from a composite blend of fabrics.