On Trigger - Snare/Tom drum trigger with mesh head.

On Trigger - Snare/Tom drum trigger with mesh head.
Comparison of classic el.pad with On-Trigger Snare/Tom trigger.
www.on-trigger.com
1. Elimination of crosstalk from other sound sources
2. Integrated and removable muffling system for drum head
3. Very sensitive
4. Exchangeable sensor, as well as on On-Trigger Gen 3
5. Steel and aluminum durable construction
6. Small dimensions
7. Can be used as additional and adjustable muffling for Snare or Toms

[@user-uf1oz9bu4d]

thanks for the video, it seems to be very interesting, I've been looking for a Sanre trigger that satisfies me for a long time. I have some questions: is it a dual zone? meaning, can I also have the sound on the rim to have the RIM SHOT and CROSS STICK effect?
can it be installed on a 14" snare? or do you think it would be better to reduce the size for better performance? thanks for your help

[@OnTrigger]

Yes, it is a trigger with two sensors, a drumhead and a rim. Yes, there is a 14 inch snare in the video. The trigger has built-in damping, so it eliminates excessive diaphragm pulls and multiple triggers. It simply helps the drum module a bit. The mesh in the video is multi-layered. Also look at the: ua-cam.com/video/ftd2d_13Lkc/v-deo.html

[@user-uf1oz9bu4d]

thanks for your reply, you are very kind, but by dual zone I mean a skin sensor and a rim sensor, in your video I see skin sensors only, but I don't see the rim sensor. I asked you this question because I've been looking for a good snare with sensor, that allows me to play on the skin but also with the cross stick and rimshot@@OnTrigger

[@OnTrigger]

@@user-uf1oz9bu4d sorry, I had a mistake there, yes drumhead and rim.

[@user-uf1oz9bu4d]

sorry, I don't want to be boring, I would like you to explain to me where the sensors are placed, I can't see it from the video. Thanks in advance for your patience and response
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