Roland Kt-9 Kick Trigger Pedal For Drummers

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Roland KT-9 Kick Trigger Pedal for Drummersis designed to provide a quiet solution to the dilemma of practicing drums at home: oftentimes even electronic kits are too loud for the thin walls of a densely populated apartment complex. Enter the KT-9, which offers a beaterless design and a patent-pending link mechanism, thus reducing the noise produced whilst playing upon the pedal. The KT-9 also boasts a realistic kick-pedal feel, an accurate module-response, and full compatibility with any V-Drum brain that sports 1/4" trigger inputs. This pedal features a toe-stopper to secure your foot position, to boot.

Designed to Trigger Electronic Kits Patent-Pending Link Mechanism Beaterless Design Built-In Toe Stopper Low-Noise Operation Compatible with V-Drum 1/4" Inputs

Parameters
Accessories	1x connection cable
Dimensions	5.5 x 14.4 x 6.3" / 139 x 365 x 158 mm
Weight	4.4 lb / 2 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	6.6 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	18.4 x 9.8 x 8.4"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi! Will this pedal work on an octapad like Roland SPD-30? Could you send it to Miami, FL? How long would it take? Thanks!

A: You may calculate your actual shipping options/order totals by adding the items you want to a shopping cart. It will then list the shipping options, descriptions, ETA's and fees to your location.

Q: 2. Does this work with the TD-30 Brain?

A: Yes, the Roland KD-10 Kick Pad can be used with the Roland TD-30.

Q: 3. What type of 32GB SDHC card should I get? Which class?

A: The Roland TM-2 will function well with any card Class 4 or above. Digital audio is a steady stream of data not requiring a fast read/write speed such as a camera.

Q: 4. Is this compatible with Alesis electronic drum sets?

A: This kick drum pedal trigger is made for Roland V-Drums, but can work as a trigger for Alesis electric drums.

Q: 5. What is the HS Tariff Code and Country of Origin for this KT-MIC?

A: The Dotworkz KT-MIC Outdoor Microphone Kit BH #DOKTMIC is made in the USA. Please contact the manufacturer directly for the HS tariff code: Dotworkz: Tel: 866-575.4689 or 619-639.9914 Website: http://www.dotworkz.com/

Q: 6. What is the weight limit?

A: The weight capacity for this keyboard bench is up to 360 lbs (163.29kg)

Q: 7. is the pictured photo with the black color the pedal the actual item im getting?

A: This is the black model: ROKPD70BKThis is the white model: ROKPD70WH

Q: 8. Can the FP30X be tuned to match another instrument? Friends have a Roland piano with that cabability.

A: Yes, the Roland FP-30X Portable Digital Piano can be tuned up or down to match another instrument.

Q: 9. What is the difference between this model and the fp-30?

A: Apart from a small difference in appearance, the main difference seems to be better speakers in the FP-30X, and it now has 56 sounds instead of the FP-30's 35.

Q: 10. would this work on a practice pad with a metal rim?

A: This unit has exceptional trigger sensitivity, so it should work with a practice pad, and connect to the metal rim.

John	16/09/2024
[6.6 lb] I have two of these actually and love using them with my Roland Octapad. I did try a much less expensive Yamaha but it did not remotely compare. These are pricey but I decided they are worth the money. A joy to play with. 5

BR Computer Guy	03/09/2024
[6.6 lb] I've used an S&S Industries kick trigger with my DW5000 since 1996. The KD-7 was very easy to attach to my DW Pedal, plays just like my S&S, has wonderful sensitivity and sounds great with my TD-5 brain. 5

rob	22/08/2024
[6.6 lb] Before buying the kd7 I bought the pintech ergokik and the kat percussion kick trigger. Both broke within a month. Not only has the kd7 lasted longer than both of those,the build quality is much better,and the triggering is much smoother and consistent. Don't waste time with the others. The Roland is a bit more money but definitely worth the extra expense. 5

Crazy Al	02/08/2024
[4.4 lb / 2 kg] The only Roland trigger pad that was developed in the early 90's and still being sold today - and for good reason. The rock solid design, the impeccable tracking, and feel just can't be beat - even 20 years later. Leave it to B&H to sell it at price point others can't even touch. 5

Rick Powell	11/05/2024
[6.6 lb] IT IS A VERY COMPACT, SOLID,RESPONSIVE TRIGGER' I AM VERY HAPPY WITH IT 5

the Sand Lion	04/04/2024
[6.6 lb] you're not going to win any style points by using this, and if you're in a room above someone (apartment complex, etc), the down-firing beater transmits directly into the floor, so you may want to avoid this. Beyond that, however, it works perfectly fine, and doesn't take up much space. This is my second KD7, the first of which stopped responding to soft hits after about 3 years of abuse (5+ days a week, 2-4 hours a day, on average). I imagine I could've gotten away cheaper w/ a piezo replacement, but I figured I'd order a new one and try to fix the old one eventually. Anyhow... works great. 5