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product_id: 33142514
title: "Low-noise Kick Trigger Pedal"
brand: "roland"
price: "HK$3277"
currency: HKD
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 9
url: https://www.desertcart.hk/products/33142514-low-noise-kick-trigger-pedal
store_origin: HK
region: Hong Kong
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# compact footprint patent-pending link mech 85% noise reduction Low-noise Kick Trigger Pedal

**Brand:** roland
**Price:** HK$3277
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎵 Quiet power underfoot — practice harder, later, and smarter.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Low-noise Kick Trigger Pedal by roland
- **How much does it cost?** HK$3277 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hk](https://www.desertcart.hk/products/33142514-low-noise-kick-trigger-pedal)

## Best For

- roland enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted roland brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** Heavy-duty metal construction ensures durability that outlasts your longest gigs and practice marathons.
- • **Precision Feel:** Patent-pending beaterless link mechanism delivers authentic pedal response with 25% more impact sensitivity.
- • **Space-Savvy Design:** Compact and lightweight (1.52 lbs) with a small footprint, ideal for home studios and tight practice spaces.
- • **Ultra-Quiet Mastery:** Experience 85% less noise than traditional kick pedals—perfect for late-night sessions without disturbing neighbors.
- • **Seamless Compatibility:** Works flawlessly with major electronic drum kits like Yamaha DTX6K3-X, enhancing your setup’s versatility.

## Overview

The Roland KT-9 Low-noise Kick Trigger Pedal revolutionizes home drum practice with its beaterless design and patent-pending link mechanism, reducing noise by 85% compared to traditional pedals. Compact and durable, it weighs just 1.52 pounds and fits perfectly in small spaces. Engineered for authentic pedal feel and compatibility with top electronic drum kits, it’s the ultimate choice for serious drummers seeking silent precision and lasting performance.

## Description

Product Description Practicing drums at home can feel like an uphill battle. You’ve got an electronic kit. You’re using headphones. But still there’s a problem: the sound of the kick pedal mechanism each time you depress it, and the audible thud of the beater as it strikes the kick pad. Roland’s new KT-9 Kick Trigger Pedal is the answer. Designed for ultra-quiet home practice, the KT-9 features a beaterless design and a patent-pending link mechanism, resulting in a dramatic reduction in noise when played, without compromising the pedal’s feel or the playability. With the KT-9 under your foot, you can go as hard as you like, as late as you want. From the Manufacturer Practicing drums at home can feel like an uphill battle. You’ve got an electronic kit. You’re using headphones. But still there’s a problem: the sound of the kick pedal mechanism each time you depress it, and the audible thud of the beater as it strikes the kick pad. Roland’s new KT-9 Kick Trigger Pedal is the answer. Designed for ultra-quiet home practice, the KT-9 features a beaterless design and a patent-pending link mechanism, resulting in a dramatic reduction in noise when played, without compromising the pedal’s feel or the playability. With the KT-9 under your foot, you can go as hard as you like, as late as you want.

Review: Excellent trigger pedal, works with Yamaha DTX6K3-X electronic drum set - I have tried both traditional beater trigger pedals as well as one of Yamaha's beaterless trigger pedals. The beater triggers worked with the K90 pad however they did not replicate the bass drum sounds as accurately when compared to using the electronic trigger pedals. Maybe it is in the conversion of the mechanical trigger to an electronic sound, not sure. The Yamaha trigger pedal did not provide as much tactile feedback and rebound as it uses a spring mechanism. The Roland trigger pedal was very close to the feel of a beater trigger pedal and more accurately reproduced the bass drum sound. In my opinion, paying the significantly higher cost for the Roland was well it. I am extremely satisfied with the Roland trigger pedal. I am not sure why it is so difficult to find out what trigger pedals are compatible with the various electronic drum sets that are available. It would be nice if the manufacturers provide more in-depth info on compatibility with electronic drum sets other than their own. This trigger pedal is compatible with the Yamaha DTX6K3-X electronic drum set. I ended up using the audio cable from a Yamaha trigger pedal as I experienced a bit of cymbal sound on top of the bass drum sound when using the cable that came with the Roland trigger pedal. No clue as to why the different cable influenced the sound.
Review: Surprisingly heavy-duty, solid pedal. About as loud as two people having a conversation - I was surprised when I unboxed the pedal. The pedal is about twice as heavy as I expected. Like many, I initially felt it was overpriced, but I now understand why. The majority of the pedal is made out of heavy, solid metal. This thing feels twice as durable as my real kick pedals, which have lasted +15 years without issue. The main reason I got this pedal, like most people, is for the quiet playing. It is indeed quiet. I thankfully have had no issue with squeaking as I saw one reviewer complained. I would feel comfortable using this pedal in an upper story apartment complex without worrying about neighbors' complaints (I've been there and experienced that). I unscientifically measured the sound level with a dB meter on my phone as I played just the pedal alone. I held my phone's microphone by my head to simulate what the drummer hears. The pedal registered between 53-68 dBA, which would make it quieter than a shower or dishwasher, and about as loud as two people having a conversation in a living room - perfectly reasonable for an apartment. When I received the pedal, I immediately adjusted the spring and beater to their maximum "heavy" setting, and I'm quite pleased with the feel (those max adjustments feel the closest to a real pedal to me). It has a similar feel to real pedals, the only subjective difference to me being the actual impact. The impact feels about 25% more responsive than a real beater. I think that makes sense, since a beater hitting a real drum head experiences a bit of 'give' as the drum head bows inward toward the drum's interior against the force of the beater. Obviously this doesn't happen with this pedal. But the other aspects of the action feel the same as a real pedal. I'm very pleased, and when budget allows, I'll be getting a second pedal to daisy-chain and complete my setup with double-pedal functionality.

## Features

- Compact design, easy setup and small footprint for home practice
- Low-noise operation for late-night practice (85% less noise in your practice space and 63% less to rooms below, compared to Roland KD-9 beater-equipped kick pedal)
- Use alongside other noise-reducing Roland products, including NE-10 Noise Eater Isolation Boards and NE-1 Isolation Feet, for quietest-ever performance

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01EVR11AA |
| Best Sellers Rank | #10,311 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #20 in Bass Drum Pedals |
| Body Material | Metal/Plastic |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (448) |
| Date First Available | April 27, 2016 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 1.52 pounds |
| Item model number | KT-9 |
| Material Type | Metal, Rubber, Silicone |
| Product Dimensions | 14.38 x 5.5 x 6.25 inches |

## Images

![Low-noise Kick Trigger Pedal - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61HxVAeUDVL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent trigger pedal, works with Yamaha DTX6K3-X electronic drum set
*by L***A on August 16, 2022*

I have tried both traditional beater trigger pedals as well as one of Yamaha's beaterless trigger pedals. The beater triggers worked with the K90 pad however they did not replicate the bass drum sounds as accurately when compared to using the electronic trigger pedals. Maybe it is in the conversion of the mechanical trigger to an electronic sound, not sure. The Yamaha trigger pedal did not provide as much tactile feedback and rebound as it uses a spring mechanism. The Roland trigger pedal was very close to the feel of a beater trigger pedal and more accurately reproduced the bass drum sound. In my opinion, paying the significantly higher cost for the Roland was well it. I am extremely satisfied with the Roland trigger pedal. I am not sure why it is so difficult to find out what trigger pedals are compatible with the various electronic drum sets that are available. It would be nice if the manufacturers provide more in-depth info on compatibility with electronic drum sets other than their own. This trigger pedal is compatible with the Yamaha DTX6K3-X electronic drum set. I ended up using the audio cable from a Yamaha trigger pedal as I experienced a bit of cymbal sound on top of the bass drum sound when using the cable that came with the Roland trigger pedal. No clue as to why the different cable influenced the sound.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Surprisingly heavy-duty, solid pedal. About as loud as two people having a conversation
*by E***Y on August 16, 2020*

I was surprised when I unboxed the pedal. The pedal is about twice as heavy as I expected. Like many, I initially felt it was overpriced, but I now understand why. The majority of the pedal is made out of heavy, solid metal. This thing feels twice as durable as my real kick pedals, which have lasted +15 years without issue. The main reason I got this pedal, like most people, is for the quiet playing. It is indeed quiet. I thankfully have had no issue with squeaking as I saw one reviewer complained. I would feel comfortable using this pedal in an upper story apartment complex without worrying about neighbors' complaints (I've been there and experienced that). I unscientifically measured the sound level with a dB meter on my phone as I played just the pedal alone. I held my phone's microphone by my head to simulate what the drummer hears. The pedal registered between 53-68 dBA, which would make it quieter than a shower or dishwasher, and about as loud as two people having a conversation in a living room - perfectly reasonable for an apartment. When I received the pedal, I immediately adjusted the spring and beater to their maximum "heavy" setting, and I'm quite pleased with the feel (those max adjustments feel the closest to a real pedal to me). It has a similar feel to real pedals, the only subjective difference to me being the actual impact. The impact feels about 25% more responsive than a real beater. I think that makes sense, since a beater hitting a real drum head experiences a bit of 'give' as the drum head bows inward toward the drum's interior against the force of the beater. Obviously this doesn't happen with this pedal. But the other aspects of the action feel the same as a real pedal. I'm very pleased, and when budget allows, I'll be getting a second pedal to daisy-chain and complete my setup with double-pedal functionality.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The quietest bass drum pedal
*by D***R on October 3, 2023*

I own a Roland SPD-SX Pro that I use for practicing in my apartment. I am able to play even late at night with headphones or with my amplifier set to low volume. The KT-9 is excellent for drummers who live in apartments with neighbors who live above, below, and next door. The only adjustment you have to live with is that you lose the “slap back” feeling from your foot triggering the bass drum. If you have to have that “slap back” feel of hitting the bass drum, then I would recommend that you buy the Roland KT-10, which would give you that. The sacrifice is that the KT-10 will be noisy if you’re playing late at night and the neighbors might hear you and complain.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Roland KT-9 Beaterless Kick Trigger Pedal
- Roland PDS-20 Drum Pad Solid Stand Support Percussion Instruments (PDS-20), chrome
- Roland FD-9 Low Noise Hi-Hat Controller

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