New Video: Jobeky’s 4-Point Snare Trigger — A Serious Upgrade for Hybrid & Electronic Drummers
- ppstix
- 4 days ago
- 2 min read
Watch here: https://youtu.be/1kzks6-zT4U?si=SvZAazenwlMTBz-r
If you’re using electronic drums, running a hybrid setup, or exploring options for converting your acoustic kit into an electronic rig, this is a video you’ll want to check out. I’ve just released a full demo and review of the brand-new Jobeky 4-Point Snare Trigger, and it’s genuinely impressive.
Why this trigger matters
Snare sensitivity is one of the biggest pain points for drummers working with triggers. Too much chatter, not enough dynamic control, dead spots, or inconsistent rimshot detection — we’ve all been there.
The 4-Point Trigger aims to solve those issues by giving:
More consistent head response
Better positional accuracy
Solid rimshot triggering
Greater sensitivity across the whole drum
A natural feel that still works at low and high velocities
In the video, I walk through how it installs, how it behaves under different playing conditions, and how it compares to the older 3-point design.
Perfect for hybrid drummers
If you’re running a hybrid acoustic/electronic setup, this trigger gives you the reliability you need for live work.
More consistent triggering under stage volume
Strong response even when playing cross-stick, ghost notes or accents
Reliable rimshot detection (a massive deal for live players)
It’s one of the closest “acoustic-feeling” electronic snare responses I’ve used.
Great for full e-kit players too
Electronic drummers will appreciate the sensitivity and evenness across the batter head. If you’ve struggled with dead zones or hotspots on other triggers, you’ll hear the difference immediately in the demo.
It works beautifully with modules like the Roland TD-27 (which I use in the video), but the design supports a wide range of modules.
Thinking about converting an acoustic kit?
A high-quality snare trigger is the make-or-break part of an acoustic-to-electronic conversion. This new Jobeky model delivers:
More realistic expression
A natural feel that blends with mesh heads
Great durability for long-term use
If you’re planning a full conversion or just starting with the snare, this is a serious option to consider.
What you’ll see in the video
✅ Installation overview
✅ Sensitivity and dynamic tests
✅ Rimshot & ghost note response
✅ Comparison with typical single/dual triggers
✅ Honest thoughts on who it’s best for
Final thoughts
I’ve tested a lot of triggers over the years, and this one genuinely stands out. Whether you’re practising at home, gigging with a hybrid setup, or building a full electronic kit from an acoustic shell pack, the Jobeky 4-Point Trigger feels like a step forward.
If you give it a try — or if you use a different trigger and want it compared in a future video — drop a comment under the video and let me know.
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