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DSU50 stereo sensor unit
Mounts on the bass-drum hoop and combines stereo microphone capture with a kick-trigger pickup.

Independent shopping perspective
Yamaha’s EAD50 is a drum-miking and trigger system centered on the DSU50 stereo sensor unit and SWX100 sound engine. The DSU50 mounts at the bass-drum hoop to capture the kit in stereo while providing a kick-trigger signal for layering electronic or sampled sounds. Start with that streamlined capture, then expand through five XLR mic inputs, up to 10 triggers, and multiple balanced outputs. LED rotary faders, Kit Modifier knobs, Live Set recall, USB audio, Bluetooth, and SD-card playback make it adaptable for rehearsals, recording, stage routing, and sharing performances.


Strong match
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Mounts on the bass-drum hoop and combines stereo microphone capture with a kick-trigger pickup.
Detail 02
Supports up to 10 triggers when the ports are split.
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Provides separate balanced output connections for routing.
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Recalls kits, tempos, and audio files with one touch.
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Provides stored preset and user-kit locations.
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Works with the listed iOS/Android and DTX-Touch apps.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The EAD50 has five XLR microphone inputs in addition to the DSU50 stereo sensor unit.
Yes. It provides an 8-input/10-output USB audio interface.
Yes. The DSU50’s dedicated kick-trigger output sends trigger signals to the EAD50 for layered sampled or electronic sounds.
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