Detail 01
Kick tower, not a pad
Stands upright and takes a normal beater strike, so your existing pedal technique carries over.

Independent shopping perspective
Yamaha kick tower that converts a bass drum pedal into a trigger for an electronic kit. For players who want a real pedal feel.


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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
Stands upright and takes a normal beater strike, so your existing pedal technique carries over.
Detail 02
Sends a signal to a drum module. It makes no sound on its own.
Detail 03
Built around Yamaha modules. Confirm the trigger input and cable type on your specific module.
Detail 04
Budget end of kick triggers, so expect a compact tower rather than a full-size mesh kick.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. The tower is the striking surface only. You mount any standard bass drum pedal to it, which is why it feels closer to an acoustic kit than a beaterless pedal.
It is designed for Yamaha electronic drums. Other modules may read it depending on trigger input type and cable, so check your module's input spec before buying.
Quieter than an acoustic bass drum, but the beater impact and pedal noise still travel through the floor. A drum mat or riser helps with downstairs neighbors.
The striking surface is compact, so double-beater spacing is tight. If you play double bass regularly, look at a wider kick pad or tower.