Drum Trigger Breakout Loom. DB25 to Jack Socket Tails. 1.2m

Certain electronic drum modules use a DB25 connector to connect the module to the drum triggers or pads, these usually plug in under module and secure in place with thumb screws, these then separate out to the pads they are plugging into.

We have created a flexible system that allows you to place the pads or triggers on your drum kit wherever you need them, making you feel comfortable, and if you use a hybrid set up and need the extra reach, this will give you that option. The concept is to have the trailing sockets positioned on the floor and you then plug your individual connecting cables into the correct sockets and then into the pads or triggers on your kit. The advantage of this is that you have much more flexibility over the positioning.

• This is an ultra-solid and reliable set up for the gigging electronic or hybrid drummer.
• Like your cymbals extra high? No problem we can help with that…
• Like to spread your floor toms out? We got you covered…
• Like to use a reverse open hand set up? This is for you…

Examples of modules that use DB25 connectors are…

• Alesis modules (DM6, DM8, Turbo, Nitro, Surge, Strata)
• Roland Modules (TD-9, TD-11, TD-15, TD-17, TD-25, TD-27)
• These are compatible with the Roland v51 module

The DB25 connects to 10 individual female ¼” jack sockets, via a 1.2m ‘Sommer Transfer' polyurethane cable.

We also have the connecting drum trigger cables available; Single Zone - Dual Zone

Channel Wiring Specs

All Chanels with 'TRS' will require a TRS Cable (Stereo) and All channels with 'TS' will require a TS Cable (Mono).

• High Hat - TRS
• High Hat Pedal - TS
• Crash - TRS
• Ride - TRS
• Kick - TS
• Snare - TRS
• Tom 1 - TRS
• Tom 2 - TRS
• Tom 3 - TRS
• Aux / Ride Bell - TS