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Roland KT-10 Low-Noise Kick Trigger Pedal

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$320.52

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  • All-in-one kick trigger pedal with low-noise operation
  • Innovative reverse-action trigger mechanism provides authentic playing feel in a compact design
  • Extremely quiet performance, great for not disturbing others when playing V-Drums at home
  • Produces approximately 75 percent less noise in the playing room than a Roland KD-9 Kick Pad triggered with a standard beater (based on Roland test data)
  • Small footprint and low-profile body, ideal for use in a hybrid acoustic/electronic drum or percussion kit
  • Solid construction, smooth performance, and attractive appearance
  • Adjustable spring and moveable weights allow for customization of playing response
  • Works with all Roland percussion products equipped with 1/4-inch trigger inputs, including the TM-2 Trigger Module, V-Drums sound modules, SPD-series percussion pads, and the HandSonic HPD-20
  • Mix In jack for easy expansion with a second KT-10


Product Description

Featuring innovative new technology from Roland, the KT-10 provides authentic feel and playability in a low-noise kick trigger pedal for V-Drums sound modules and other electronic percussion instruments. The all-in-one design offers fast, fluid response and a unique reverse-action trigger mechanism that makes the pedal not only compact in size, but also far quieter in operation than a kick pad played with a standard pedal and beater. With its small footprint, the KT-10 is ideal for use alongside an acoustic kick pedal in a hybrid drum set, and it also works great for expanding the capabilities of an SPD-series percussion pad or the HandSonic HPD-20. Of course, the KT-10’s pro feel, noise-reducing features, and portable convenience make it perfect for use with any V-Drums kit as well.

From the Manufacturer

Featuring innovative new technology from Roland, the KT-10 provides authentic feel and playability in a low-noise kick trigger pedal for V-Drums sound modules and other electronic percussion instruments. The all-in-one design offers fast, fluid response and a unique reverse-action trigger mechanism that makes the pedal not only compact in size, but also far quieter in operation than a kick pad played with a standard pedal and beater. With its small footprint, the KT-10 is ideal for use alongside an acoustic kick pedal in a hybrid drum set, and it also works great for expanding the capabilities of an SPD-series percussion pad or the HandSonic HPD-20. Of course, the KT-10’s pro feel, noise-reducing features, and portable convenience make it perfect for use with any V-Drums kit as well.


Karol Wysocki
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2025
Great pedal for home, low noise and great response.
penta
Reviewed in Japan on August 30, 2024
これはとても静かです。が、踏み心地はビーターありのキックペダルとは全然違います。しかし、慣れればそんな違和感もなくなりこれ以上の静粛性は望めないと思うくらいの静かさです。KT-9がきちんと踏めれば通常のキックペダルがとても楽に感じます。いろんな意味でよく考えて開発されてますね。
j_bass87
Reviewed in Italy on June 30, 2024
Il pedale si presenta costruito con materiali di primissima qualità, molto robusti. Ha la molla regolabile in base al tocco e delle viti per la tenuta al tappeto. Il banco suoni è molto vario e perfetto per ampliare l esperienza da batterista. Acquisto consigliato
Eduardo G.
Reviewed in Mexico on June 26, 2024
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Trash
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2024
Functions as it should. Solid construction. No slip. No complaints.
D. Sterling
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2024
I have a small home studio and my drum kit was taking up too much room. I paired this with my SPD-SX and used GGD's 'Modern & Massive' and now I don't need my drum kit anymore. Feel of the pedal is great and noise is low. I can finally drum at night without waking up the house. Heavy duty, durable, everything I wanted. A little expensive, but the build quality is worth it.
Mr. Christopher R. Holmes
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 15, 2024
This is a well made bass pedal which works well with my roland spd-30 electric drum kit
Scott Gardner
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2023
I love my Roland TD-27KV2 V Drums. However, the KD-10 kick that came with it isn't stable and creeps around even with the spurs extended on the RDH-100 kick pedal. I initially bought a KT-10 to use for my left pedal, and loved it so much that I decided to buy another one to replace the RDH-100 and KD-10. The action and feel are very realistic, and they're much quieter than a beater hitting a pad. The build quality is exceptional, and the smaller footprint allows me to set them up more ergonomically. The instructions indicate that it's possible to connect the two pedals for a double-pedal setup, but they also state that the output level is reduced in that configuration. So I just connect the right trigger to the kick input, and the left trigger to the AUX1. Works perfectly!
Aaron Krauser
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2023
Very responsive and more balanced than cheap beater pedals. Can be played very fast. If you’re getting it as a silent solution, it is quieter than beaters but is still pads smacking together so not quiet by any means though an improvement for your neighbors.
ladykisa
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2022
I have tried both traditional beater trigger pedals as well as one of Yamaha's beaterless trigger pedals. The beater triggers worked with the K90 pad however they did not replicate the bass drum sounds as accurately when compared to using the electronic trigger pedals. Maybe it is in the conversion of the mechanical trigger to an electronic sound, not sure. The Yamaha trigger pedal did not provide as much tactile feedback and rebound as it uses a spring mechanism. The Roland trigger pedal was very close to the feel of a beater trigger pedal and more accurately reproduced the bass drum sound. In my opinion, paying the significantly higher cost for the Roland was well it. I am extremely satisfied with the Roland trigger pedal.I am not sure why it is so difficult to find out what trigger pedals are compatible with the various electronic drum sets that are available. It would be nice if the manufacturers provide more in-depth info on compatibility with electronic drum sets other than their own. This trigger pedal is compatible with the Yamaha DTX6K3-X electronic drum set. I ended up using the audio cable from a Yamaha trigger pedal as I experienced a bit of cymbal sound on top of the bass drum sound when using the cable that came with the Roland trigger pedal. No clue as to why the different cable influenced the sound.
Emily
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2020
I was surprised when I unboxed the pedal.The pedal is about twice as heavy as I expected. Like many, I initially felt it was overpriced, but I now understand why. The majority of the pedal is made out of heavy, solid metal. This thing feels twice as durable as my real kick pedals, which have lasted +15 years without issue.The main reason I got this pedal, like most people, is for the quiet playing. It is indeed quiet. I thankfully have had no issue with squeaking as I saw one reviewer complained. I would feel comfortable using this pedal in an upper story apartment complex without worrying about neighbors' complaints (I've been there and experienced that). I unscientifically measured the sound level with a dB meter on my phone as I played just the pedal alone. I held my phone's microphone by my head to simulate what the drummer hears. The pedal registered between 53-68 dBA, which would make it quieter than a shower or dishwasher, and about as loud as two people having a conversation in a living room - perfectly reasonable for an apartment.When I received the pedal, I immediately adjusted the spring and beater to their maximum "heavy" setting, and I'm quite pleased with the feel (those max adjustments feel the closest to a real pedal to me). It has a similar feel to real pedals, the only subjective difference to me being the actual impact. The impact feels about 25% more responsive than a real beater. I think that makes sense, since a beater hitting a real drum head experiences a bit of 'give' as the drum head bows inward toward the drum's interior against the force of the beater. Obviously this doesn't happen with this pedal. But the other aspects of the action feel the same as a real pedal.I'm very pleased, and when budget allows, I'll be getting a second pedal to daisy-chain and complete my setup with double-pedal functionality.
Steve
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2020
Very solid and durable. Its a little pricey, but made very well and you get what you pay for. I actually have 2 of these and using them for double bass with my Roland Octopad. I was using a roland kick tower and a double bass pedal before, but these are way more solid (kick tower tends to shake a little when playing double bass with a double bass pedal attached), and the feel is closer to a real kick drum and pedal. Its also plug and play, which eliminates the need to set up a kick tower and double bass pedal - fast set up time...its all in one so get it in position, and I'm ready to go. I use the octopad live at alot of gigs, especially the smaller places, but have only used these pedals at 1 full 3 set show so far without any issues. I am 100% satisfied with this product and what it can do.
keltium
Reviewed in Spain on December 16, 2019
La verdad es que es un pedal muy logrado, el rebote es muy similar al de un pedal convencional con maza, eso sí mucho más silencioso para poder utilizarlo en un piso molestando mucho menos a los vecinos
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