This electronic drum module offers a rich and customizable sound experience, ideal for musicians in the studio, on stage, or during rehearsals. Its color touchscreen makes navigating between the 15 preset kits and 20 user kits easy, allowing for quick sound adaptation to any style. With 167 high-definition multi-layer sounds, it guarantees realistic and dynamic rendering. Advanced equalization and compression options optimize the sound for precise control in professional or amateur settings.
| Screen | Color touchscreen |
|---|---|
| Preset Kits | 15 |
| User Kits | 20 |
| Multi-layer sounds | 167 high-definition |
| Equalization | 3-band |
| Compressor | Yes |
| Master EQ | Yes |
| Number of connectable pads | Up to 15 |
| Digital and analog outputs | 12 |
| Unbalanced jack outputs | 2 x 6.3 mm |
| Headphone output | 6.3 mm jack |
| Monitoring outputs | 2 x XLR-Combo |
| Unbalanced inputs | 2 x 6.3 mm jack |
| Bluetooth MIDI and Audio | Yes |
| USB MIDI | Input/output |
| MIDI Din output | Yes |
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