1 / 3Roland TM-6 PRO Acoustic Drum Trigger Module
by Badie Studio & S-alnasr Branch
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QAR 4,100
Price from the seller's website · checked 27 Oct 2026. For bulk prices, ask the seller for a quote.
Description
The TM-6 Pro Drum Trigger Module from Roland features 500 one-shot sampled sounds, 268 V-Drums sounds, and 80 ready-to-use drum kits for live stage, theater, and recording applications. Drummers can be presented with unknown material with moments to spare or asked to replicate the drum sound from a studio recording; when you add the Roland TM-6 Pro to your favorite acoustic drum kit, the trigger module gives you instant and reliable access to a vast library of drum sounds, on any stage you play.
Original trigger samples can be imported from an SD card. Six trigger inputs are available, and with the optional Y-cable, you can connect up to 12 triggers or pads, while a layer function is available to customize sounds. Built with three sound modify knobs for intuitive control of volume, pitch, decay, or other effects including MFX and Transient, the drum trigger module's high-speed trigger response faithfully follows your drumming,
LED indicators shows the status of the triggers, even with the lights down, and the TM-6 Pro Drum Trigger Module works as a trigger to MIDI converter with audio interface. An AC adapter is also included.
Drum Sound Module with 80 Drum Kits, 500 One-shot Samples, SD Card Input, and Support for Up to 12 Triggers/Pads
Built specifically for the hybrid drummer
Lightning-fast trigger response
Stacks beautifully with acoustic mics
500 onboard 1-shot samples: synth kicks, vintage drums, hand percussion, and more
268 sounds from Roland's V-Drums library
80 ready-to-play drum kits
6 trigger inputs — supports up to 12 triggers or pads
3 Sound Modify knobs adjust attack, volume, pitch, effects, and more on the fly
Import samples and backing tracks via SD card
LED indicators display which pads are being hit and which samples triggered
Doubles as a MIDI interface for triggering virtual instruments in the computer — requires "Y" cable, not included