Intended as a replacement or drum kit upgrade, the KT-300M Drum Module from KAT is a percussion module designed to make practicing and learning drums a breeze. With 30 factory kits, 18 user kits, 20 practice tracks, and 270 individual sounds, you will never run out of inspiration, and a convenient recording feature and integrated coaching function makes it easy to learn drums quickly.

Capable of supporting up to 9 dual-zone trigger pads for a wide range of kit configurations, the KT-300M sports 1/4" line outputs and a headphone output, an aux in for jamming to your favorite tunes, and a USB port for MIDI functionality. You can control tempo with dedicated controls or a simple tap tempo function, and with an editable One-Knob feature, you can easily adjust built-in effects like overdrive, compression, reverb, and chorus.

Drum Module for KT-300 Kit    48 Kits: 30 Factory Kits, 18 User Kits    270 Unique Sounds    Supports up to 9 Dual-Zone Trigger Pads    Editable One-Knob Function    Overdrive, Compression, Reverb & Chorus    Configurable Tap Tempo Metronome    1/4" Line Output and Headphone Output    MIDI via USB    Record and Coach Functions

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hello, do you have the PocketWizard PowerMC2 using the Frequency version that is CE 433.42 - 434.42 MHz ? Because my PocketWizard TT1 and TT5 is adopting the Frequency CE 433.42 - 434.42 MHz ?

A: Unfortunately, we do not carry the CE frequency triggers. All of the Pocket Wizard transmitters and receivers we sell are made with frequencies for the USA market. We do not offer any Pocket Wizard (or related products) with the European frequency.

Q: 2. Can you program it on the OLED screen? Or is it only for viewing the status?

A: The screen only displays information.

Q: 3. Does the laser module allow the focus module to autofocus on selected targets? Or does the focus still need to be programmed separately?

A: The edelkrone Laser Module would enable the edelkrone focus used on a HeadPLUS and HeadPLUS PRO to instantly maintain focus automatically.

Q: 4. Can I use "edelkrone Pan Pro" with the "edelkrone Sony NP-F Battery Bracket" ?

A: Although the Edelkrone Pan PRO comes with a Canon LP-E6 battery plate. the Edelkrone Power Module for V-Mount (or Gold Mount), could be used for additional power options. This is what Edelkrone suggests. https://bhpho.to/38R68rz

Q: 5. Hi. I would like to use this module with my SEKONIC L-558 light meter to trigger a Phottix wireless trigger system. Do you think it will trigger my Phottix wireless trigger system? Or this module it will work only with Pocket Wizard triggering system?

A: No, that module is only for the Sekonic L-758, L-358 & C-500R Meters.And it is designed to work with RadioPopper Nano and jrX Receivers.It is not compatible with Pocketwizards or Phottix.Sekonic just came out with a meter that is compatible with the Phottix system, Sekonic LiteMaster Pro L-478DR-U-PX.

Q: 6. - How effective is it to capture lighting strikes from thunderstorms at evening/night? And at daytime?- It seems it doesn't come with any cable, right?What exact cables do I need to trigger: Canon 5D Mark 3, Canon 70D and Panasonic Lumix G7?- What is the maximum number of shots that this can take using intervalometer mode?Thank you!!

A: there is a light sensor in the main promodule unit. the other piece is the IR module for ustilizing a wide ir beam to trigger. the sensitivity is adjustable for both light and sound as well as a built in delay of shutter release. To connect to either of those cameras there are two options, hard wire connection of pro module to camera utilizing the HL capcord set. or if you purchase the HL -CAPTUR C you then have wireless connection. PLease see www.hahnel.ie for in depth PDF's of how to connect.

Q: 7. Whats the difference between Headone and Pan Pro?

A: The Pan Pro supports up to 30 lb the Headone only supports up to 15 lb. The Headone can be paired with a second Headone to make a pan and tilt head (see Edelkrone Two HeadONE Units with Tilt Kit B&H # ED82467TK) The Pan Po only works on the Pan axis.

Q: 8. I need to freeze action (mountain bikers) in daylight using the sun as backlight and the flash to fill the shadows. From what I have been reading, this will only work at full power, which isn't necessarily an issue, since I'll be out doors I can move the light further or closer to my subject. Is this the best solution for my canon 6D (I know it's not the best for sports but it's what I've got) and pcbuf einstein combo? Right now, it's the cheapest option, besides buying a mirrorless or one of those expensive profoto all in one dealys.

A: Good question, the Einstein will certainly freeze the action at full power under strobe only, but if your only using it to fill in shadows then I doubt it will work as the maximum sync speed is pretty much limited to 1/250th they say 1/400th but i've never had any luck with that. And if your just filling in the shadows you will get too much motion if the bike is at spped.

Q: 9. Has anyone managed to sync their Einstein strobes at greater than 1/250s using the PowerMC2 on the Einstein and MiniTT1 transmitter and AC3 Zone Controller on their Nikon D700 or D800 cameras? I can't figure out how to make the HyperSync work with this combination.

A: HyperSync results vary by camera and flash. For the Einstein, you need to set the flash to full power and it needs to be in color mode. If you have trouble with your specific setup, you can check the PocketWizard Wiki and/or contact PocketWizard directly for help. Both of those cameras should be able to sync over 1/250 in HyperSync with an Einstein.

Q: 10. whats the difference between the NC1io and the NC2io?

A: What the NewTek NC2 Studio I/O Module offers over the NewTek NC1 Studio I/O Module (1 RU) is 12G-SDI and 10 GbE and support for NDI 5.