Are you eager to broaden the sound horizons of your drum kit? The Yamaha DT50K is a top - notch electronic bass drum trigger that effortlessly fits into your existing acoustic setup. It offers a genuine playing feel with outstanding triggering precision, making it an ideal choice for drummers at all skill levels. Whether you're a newbie exploring electronic drums or a pro looking to elevate your live shows and studio recordings, the DT50K brings unmatched versatility and performance.
The DT50K's single - zone design can adapt to various bass drum hoops, giving you a comfortable and responsive playing experience. Its small size has little impact on your acoustic drum set, and the soft head contact material barely dampens the natural sound of your drum. Built with a sturdy die - cast metal body, it can endure the toughest drumming styles. The stylish chrome finish and Yamaha Absolute lug - style design add a touch of professional charm to your kit.
**Key Features**
- Single - zone bass drum trigger for a real - life playing feel
- Adapts to many bass drum hoops for high compatibility
- Durable solid metal die - cast body
- Chrome finish and Yamaha Absolute lug - style for a professional look
- Small size and soft material to minimize impact on acoustic drum sound
- Compatible with YAMAHA DTX900M, DTX700, DTX502 and DTXM12 modules
**Technical Specifications**
- **Body Material**: Metal Die - cast
- **Size/Weight**: Dimensions: Width 45 mm, Height 97 mm, Depth 86~95 mm; Weight: 340 g
- **Accessories**: Included Stereo phone cable x 1
- **Connectivity**: Output Standard mono phone (Head)
- **Design/Construction**: For Bass Drum, Single (Head) Pick Up
Using the Yamaha DT50K is quite straightforward. First, find a suitable bass drum hoop that the single - zone design can adapt to. Attach the trigger to the hoop, making sure it's secure. Then, use the included stereo phone cable to connect the trigger to your compatible YAMAHA module, like the DTX900M, DTX700, DTX502 or DTXM12. Once connected, you're ready to start drumming and enjoy the enhanced sound.
When it comes to precautions, avoid hitting the trigger too hard, as although it has a durable die - cast metal body, excessive force could still cause damage. Also, be gentle when connecting and disconnecting the cables to prevent any loose connections.
For maintenance, keep the trigger clean. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe away any dust or debris. If there are stubborn stains, use a mild cleaning solution on the cloth and then wipe it dry immediately. Store the trigger in a dry place when not in use to prevent rust and other damage.
