1 Electronic Drum Trigger (T5ST)

I am rewriting my review because before I was trying to push the trigger down all the way with too much pressure on the head and it wasn't working right. That isn't how these work. You only have to attach it to the top of the rim, do not push it down on the rim. If you attach it this way it works absolutely flawlessly, even with an older TD-6 drum module. Highly recommend this trigger. Not only does it work great, it looks rad too.

these thing are ok , but would never perform with . trigger sensors gave out after a couple of sessions. the screw is attached to plastic nub that holds the trigger in place that wears out and leaves the trigger useless and floating .

This cool little gadget even recognizes that I'm playing on a Pearl steel piccalo snare drum but the cons are I would recommend if you can turn the volume all the way down on just your rim shots on your module too do so there very loud.

This was a great buy was having oroblems with my trigger while using superior drummer 3 snare was playing center and sidestick at same time setup was easy and it worked great didn’t have to change any settings at all so happy

These good looking triggers have, in my opinion, a serious flaw: they grip poorly on the rim of the drum and you have to really scrunch them down to get a good fit. The instructions advise that the contact between drum head and trigger be light, but I found that impossible on my Canopus acoustic set fixed with mesh heads. That being said the triggers work well on the toms, less so on my 20" kick (I substituted an old reliable ddrum trigger), and okay on the snare once I did a lot of fiddling on my 2 Box module. Expected a better result with the module made by the same company, but really had to tweak it.

I had ddrum triggers before, this one it's much more accurate and subtle