The EAD10 electro-acoustic drum module instantly transforms in your acoustic drum kit a digital / electric hybrid with sample sounds and studio-quality digital effects. It allows you to play along with your favorite artists and you can record and share the audio directly to your social networks. The EAD10 increases every aspect of your drumming and makes your acoustic drum do more.

• 50 pre-determined and 200 user scenes transform your acoustic drum dynamically.
• Just hook the EAD10 sensor to the bass drum and you can choose drum sounds in general.
• With the free iOS application you can practice, take, edit, and upload videos of your drumming performances.

Record Your Battery
Learn how you can make high quality audio recordings with the EAD10.

Practice with External Audio
Discover several ways to practice with your EAD10 using external audio from USB or AUX devices.

Adding Triggers and Pads
Link the EAD10 with triggers and pads to expand your creative possibilities!

Using pedals
Learn how to use the external foot pedals to control different parameters quickly with the EAD Battery Module.

Monitor Your Batteries + Go Live
Learn how the EAD10 can monitor your battery and how it can be used in live settings where you may need more sound.

Playing with Effects Scenes
Unleash your creativity with the selection of EAD10 effects on board including reverb, compression, distortion, delay, phaser, and more!

Evaluate
Easily evaluate your students' practice recordings or help yourself practice with the amazing audio and video of EAD10.

Easy Setup
Choose a song from your music library and the app's tempo detection allows you to add a click, change the tempo and select sections to repeat. It is the battery practice made perfect!

Sound and Extensibility
The EAD10 has 50 pre-determined and 200 user scenes that customize the sound of your drums and allow you to connect triggers and drum pads to increase your settings.

Music Videos Made Easy You can record, mix, edit and upload your original music videos directly from the free iOS application.

Size/Weight (Trigger Module)
Dimensions
Width: 260 mm (main unit), 76 mm (sensor unit)
Height: 63 mm (main unit), 88 mm (sensor unit)
Depth: 138 mm (main unit), 78 mm (sensor unit)

Weight
Weight: 654 g (main unit), 464 g (sensor unit)
Tone generator
Scenes: Preset: 50 User: 200
Reverb: 11
Effects: Mic: 21, Trigger: 10
Trigger Sounds
Tone generator: AWM2
Maximum polyphony: 64
Voices: 757

Recorder
Recording time
Internal memory: Approx. 1 min 30 sec
USB flash drive: Approx. 30 min/file

Recording Format
Record/playback: WAV (44.1 kHz, 16 bit, stereo)

Audio Files
Import limit: Up to 100
Playback sample format : 44.1 kHz
Wave memory: 32 MB
Maximum loadable sample size: 1 mono sample: 1.75 MB, 1 stereo sample: 3.5 MB
sample format : WAV (16 bit)
Click-track
Tempo: 30?300 BPM, tap tempo function
Time signatures: 1/4 to 16/4, 1/8 to 16/8, 1/16 to 16/16
Subdivisions: Accents, quarter notes, eighth notes, sixteenth notes, and eighth-note triplets

Functions
Functions: Trigger sensitivity adjustment, USB audio/MIDI, headphone EQ, metronome, auto power off

Connectors
Connectors: DC IN (12 V), PHONES (standard stereo phone), AUX IN (stereo mini), OUTPUT L/MONO, R (standard mono phone), USB TO DEVICE, USB TO HOST

Sensor Unit
For Trigger sensor: A (standard stereo phone)
For Mic sensor: B (standard stereo phone)

Trigger input
Stereo (L: trigger, R:trigger): 1 KICK/2 (also serves as A), 3 SNARE/4 (standard stereo phone)
Three-zone (L: trigger, R: rim switch): 5, 6 (standard stereo phone)
Foot Pedal: FOOT SW (standard stereo phone)

Sensor outputs
For Trigger sensor: A (standard phone)
For Mic sensor: B (standard stereo phone)

Sensor Types
Microphone: High SPL mic × 2
Trigger: Exclusive for bass drum × 1

Other
Included accessories: Owner’s manual, PA-150 (or an equivalent recommended by Yamaha), module holder, module holder wing bolts (× 2), connector cables (1 pair), cable bands (× 3), adhesive cushions (× 2)