Drum Modules

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Drum Modules & Electronic Acoustic Systems Whether you want to upgrade the brain of your existing electronic kit, add electronic triggering to your acoustic drums, or capture and enhance your acoustic sound for recording and live performance, this collection has the right solution. We stock the Yamaha DTX-PRO sound module, the Yamaha EAD electronic acoustic drum systems, and the Evans Hybrid Sensory Percussion system — with UK next day delivery available on all orders. Sound Modules The Yamaha DTX-PRO Module is the standalone sound module used across the Yamaha DTX6, DTX8, and DTX10 electronic drum kit series. If you're running an older electronic kit with a dated module, the DTX-PRO is a significant upgrade — bringing a wider library of kit voices, improved sound quality, Bluetooth connectivity, and advanced practice functions to any compatible pad setup. Yamaha EAD Electronic Acoustic Systems The Yamaha EAD range is designed for acoustic drummers who want electronic functionality without replacing their kit. A sensor and stereo microphone clip onto your bass drum hoop, capturing the full acoustic sound of your kit and adding electronic triggering, effects, and direct recording capability. Yamaha EAD10 — the original EAD system; captures your acoustic kit sound, adds effects and triggers, and connects directly to a smartphone or DAW for recording. Also available as a Trigger Bundle with additional pad triggers for expanded electronic control Yamaha EAD50 — the next generation EAD with improved sound capture, a more advanced effects engine, and enhanced connectivity; the definitive solution for acoustic drummers who want to bridge the gap between acoustic and electronic performance Evans Hybrid Sensory Percussion The Evans Hybrid Sensory Percussion System takes a different approach — sensors attach to your acoustic drum heads and detect strike position, velocity, and zone, allowing a single drum to trigger multiple sounds depending on where and how you hit it. I