
Roland
Roland PCS-10-TRA Electronic Drum Trigger Cable 10ft
★★★★★
Roland's 10-foot TRS trigger cable delivers reliable, noise-free connections between V-Pads and drum modules.
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Overview
Key Features
High-quality electronic percussion trigger cable with ¼-inch TRS connectors
Compatible with Roland percussion triggers, sound modules, and percussion pads with analog trigger connectivity
Flexible and durable PVC outer jacket
Oxygen-free copper wire and shielding
Available in three lengths: 5 ft./1.5 m (PCS-5-TRA), 10 ft./3 m (PCS-10-TRA), and 15 ft./4.5m (PCS-15-TRA)
Specifications
Type
Electronic Percussion Trigger Cable
Length
10 ft. / 3 m
Connector Type
¼-inch TRS
Material
Oxygen-Free Copper
Jacket
Flexible PVC
Color
Black
Brand
Roland
Model
PCS-10-TRA
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Oxygen-free copper conductors and shielding minimize signal interference and crosstalk
- Flexible PVC jacket makes routing through drum hardware and cable looms easy
- TRS connectors support dual-zone triggering for head and rim sensitivity
- 10-foot length suits most electronic drum kit configurations without excess slack
👎 Cons
- Only available in a single 10-foot length, which may be too long or too short for certain setups
- Black color can make it difficult to distinguish from other cables in a dense drum rig
- No right-angle connector option, which would help with tight pad-mounting clearances
Frequently Asked Questions
What connectors does the Roland PCS-10-TRA use?
It uses standard ¼-inch TRS (tip-ring-sleeve) connectors on both ends, designed specifically for electronic percussion trigger signals.
Is this cable compatible with non-Roland electronic drum modules?
It is designed for Roland percussion triggers and sound modules, but the standard ¼-inch TRS connectors make it compatible with other electronic percussion systems that use analog trigger connectivity.
What makes this cable different from a standard instrument cable?
The PCS-10-TRA is a TRS (stereo/balanced) cable rather than a TS (mono) cable, which is required for dual-zone trigger pads that send separate signals for head and rim strikes. It also uses oxygen-free copper conductors optimized for trigger signal integrity.
Is the 10-foot length sufficient for most drum kit setups?
Yes, 10 feet provides enough reach for most standard electronic drum configurations, allowing flexible pad placement without excess cable slack.