The Roland HC-2 is a hand clapper featuring velocity-sensitivity effects and reverberation. It allows users to control sound volume based on the strength of the tap on the pad. The device can also be controlled by external signals, such as trigger signals from a sequencer or CV data from a Roland CMU-800.
| Power | 9V dry battery or optional power pack (PSA-120/220/240, AC Adaptor) |
|---|---|
| Consumption | 11 mA (9V DC) |
| Controls | SENS, DRY, HALL |
| Input level | More than 150 mV |
| Output level | 1 Vp-p |
| Output Load Impedance | More than 10 K ohm |
| Dimensions | 94(W) x 64(H) x 136(D) mm |
| Weight | 460 g/1 Ib. |
The HC-2 requires one 9-volt battery.
Power is turned on by plugging into the OUTPUT Jack.
The HC-2 requires a quick-attack trigger of over 150 mV when controlled by an external signal.