Roland RT-30HR Dual Zone Acoustic Drum Trigger

The Roland RT-30HR Acoustic Drum Trigger is a high-quality trigger that provides exceptional trigger sensitivity, ultra-quick installation, and compatibility with the latest drum hardware. The streamlined RT-30 series sets a new standard for anyone wanting to explore hybrid drumming.

Ideal for use on snare drums, the RT-30HR supports independent head and rim triggering, allowing for playing two different sounds from the same drum. It also incorporates a newly developed self-guided mount that automatically sets the sensor in the optimum position against the drumhead, eliminating the need for fussy mechanical adjustment after mounting.

Expand Your Acoustic Drums with Triggers to Create a Modern Hybrid Setup. The RT-30 series of acoustic drum triggers brings more variety and versatility to your basic acoustic drum kit. Attaching a trigger to a standard drum allows you to play sounds from an external electronic device, such as a Roland TM-2 Trigger Module, simply by striking the head normally.

This hybrid approach allows you to creatively enhance your live performances in many ways, such as adding electronic sounds for playing current music styles or layering custom samples with acoustic drums to achieve the processed punch heard on studio recordings.

The RT-30HR is equipped with advanced dual-trigger technology, offering independent head and rim triggering for playing electronic sources from acoustic drums. It is compatible with Roland’s TM-2 Trigger Module, TD-series V-Drums sound modules, and SPD-series percussion pads. It can be installed on nearly any metal drum hoop, including the latest inward-curved hoop styles.

With a durable fibreglass-reinforced ABS body and a secure mounting mechanism, the RT-30HR ensures dependable operation. It is designed to be 10 mm lower in profile than previous designs, increasing playing comfort. The trigger also features a side-mounted trigger output jack for improved cable management, and a TRS connection cable is included.

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