Ideal for use with EF Note's drum kits or any other electronic drum setup, this 12" Snare Pad sports a compact, lightweight, and durable monocoque FRP halfshell with a stylish black oak finish. With multiple sensors and a three-zone layout (head, rim, and side rim), you can engage in realistic and natural playing that captures every nuance of your performance.

The double-layered mesh head is durable and delivers an organic bounce/response for accurate playing. The drum features two 1/4" TRS outputs, one for the head/rim zones and one for the side-rim zone.

For Electronic Drum Sets    12 x 4" Dimensions    FRP Monocoque Half Shell    3-Zone Setup: Head, Rim, and Side Rim    Multiple Sensors    Double-Layered Mesh Head    Two 1/4" TRS Outputs    Side Rim for Realistic Playing

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Warning to anyone buying! There's a really strong chemical/factory smell after opening the door, how can I remove this? Can it take damage any camera electronics?

A: When using the Ruggard Electronic Dry Cabinet (120L), it would be a good idea to air the cabinet out by keeping the door open a bit for a few hours so when you open the cabinet it will no longer smell as much. But the odor is not going to damage any camera electronics.

Q: 2. Can this unit be used in an outdoor (covered) environment?

A: I live near the Atlantic Ocean where any metal object left exposed to outdoor air will rust. Considering the cost of the unit you are purchasing, I would keep it in a temperature controlled area inside.

Q: 3. Is there a way to calibrate the humidity and/or temperature settings on the display? I have used a digital thermometer humidity gauge and an alcohol thermometer to check both: the humidity setting appears to be -5% off (35% instead of 40%, the recommended setting for lenses) and the temp is +3 F off. Too much of a +/- error for my taste.

A: I did not see any calibration instructions in the manual. The temperature in my house is 76 degrees on my thermostat and a digital thermometer. The display on my cabinet says 78 degrees and I have the AC vent closed to that room so I would expect a 2 degree difference. I have my cabinet set at 35% humidity. I live in Minnesota so it's not like our weather is wet like in Florida or dry as in Arizona. However, over the last week we had dewpoints in the high 70's and temps in the 94+ range so it's been tropical to say the least. I use my cabinet for humidity control and for storage as a clean room and only take out the gear I need rather than keeping everything in my bag. If you are sure your testing devices are accurate you can simply make the conversion and set the cabinet accordingly. The price is right for this cabinet.

Q: 4. Is there a temperature control? If so, what is the temperature range?

A: There is no temperature control in this cabinet.

Q: 5. Are the interior dimensions listed for length,width, and height?

A: The Interior Dimensions are listed as follows 17.7 x 12.9 x 21.1" / 45 x 32.9 x 53.5 cm

Q: 6. Does it keep out odor from outside environment? like smoke?

A: I have mine outside smells, but so far inside I smell the smell of the first day.

Q: 7. Can the 50L fit a canon 70-200mm?

A: Yes, the Ruggard EDC-50L Electronic Dry Cabinet (Black, 50L) will fit a Canon 70-200. A 70-200 lens is usually 8 inches long and the 50L is 11 inches wide so it will fit.

Q: 8. I live in a city where humidity is around 75%. I have set the dehumidifier to 35% but it never gets to that percentage. It always stops around 39% and it can take up to 4/5 hours to get from 45 to 39%. And sometimes the humidity percentage goes up on its own. Is that normal?

A: Yes, it is normal for the Ruggard EDC-50L Electronic Dry Cabinet (50L) and pretty much all Dry Cabinets to take that long to lower the humidity it. And with the humidity outside at around 75% that is normal to not to get as low you as that and 39% is actually very good for one of these.

Q: 9. Can this be used to "bake" analog tapes that the surface of the tapes become sticky and then gum-up the tapes heads and the tape won't play. It's usually done at 130 degrees for a few hours. ?

A: Unfortunately, the EDC-80L hasn't been tested for this specific use. The results may vary.

Q: 10. Kirk of B&H responded that air filters should be changed every 3 years. Where can I buy a replacement air filter?

A: The Ruggard EDC-80L-WO Electronic Dry Cabinet (Weathered Oak, 80L) does not have filters that need to be replaced; It uses electronic dehumidifiers that remove humidity by electricity.