Uploaded April 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
For adventurous players, PowerPly mesh heads are the first step in creating a ‘hybrid’ drum kit (that is, a kit that combines the look and vibe of acoustic drums with the sonic possibilities of digital). As you’ll learn from this video tutorial, it’s a simple case of unscrewing the rim of your acoustic shells, fitting the PowerPly heads, replacing the rim – then fitting Roland RT-30 acoustic drum triggers onto the shells and hooking up to a sound module.
Learn more about the Roiland PowerPly MH-2 Mesh Heads:
roland.co.uk/products/mh2_series
View the Roland RT-30 Acoustic Drum Trigger range:
roland.co.uk/search/?q=rt-30
Find out about the Roland TM-2 Trigger Module: roland.co.uk/products/tm-2
For adventurous players, PowerPly mesh heads are the first step in creating a ‘hybrid’ drum kit (that is, a kit that combines the look and vibe of acoustic drums with the sonic possibilities of digital). As you’ll learn from this video tutorial, it’s a simple case of unscrewing the rim of your acoustic shells, fitting the PowerPly heads, replacing the rim – then fitting Roland RT-30 acoustic drum triggers onto the shells and hooking up to a sound module.
Learn more about the Roiland PowerPly MH-2 Mesh Heads:
roland.co.uk/products/mh2_series
View the Roland RT-30 Acoustic Drum Trigger range:
roland.co.uk/search/?q=rt-30
Find out about the Roland TM-2 Trigger Module: roland.co.uk/products/tm-2
