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What do you play? Rock? Jazz? Country? Are you starting out on drums, or do you play regularly? Do you record? Play live? Enough questions; here's the answer to your drum kit dilemmas: Roland's V-Drums V-Compact TD-4K2! This full electronic kit doesn't just give you awesome playing feel (dig the super-responsive mesh-head snare) and a wide array of drum sounds. No, the V-Drums V-Compact D-4S kit is also compact enough for smaller spaces, such as apartments and tight rehearsal areas. Plus, it's loaded with gobs of great features!
- The most compact and affordable V-Drums, featuring a mesh-head snare (PDX-8) and a cloth-head Kick Pad (KD-9)
- Authentic percussion instruments onboard the TD-4 sound module
- Dual-trigger cymbal pad for crash and ride (CY-8)The TD-4K2 components are packaged in two boxes as follows - Box 1 (TD-4K2)
- 1 TD-4 Percussion Sound Module with multi-pin cable harness and module mount
- 1 PDX-8 Mesh Pads
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Roland V-Drums V-Compact TD-4K2 Reviews
| 9 of 9 people found the following review helpful  Best Electronic Drums Under $1000, By Ecadad (California,USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Roland V-Drums V-Compact TD-4K2 I had to get rid of my acoustic drums for many reasons (mainly being to loud for my neighbors, and difficulty recording).I record alot of music, so I need to be able to record drums on a regular basis. My garage didn't sound good on recordings, and setting up mics every day was a huge pain. I decided to get some E-Drums instead. I was between the Alesis DM7, The Alesis DM10, and these rolend drums. The DM7 felt extremely fragiel and sounded poorly, so they were out. The DM10 was good, but the Roland was better. They sound decent, and are extremely easy to record. I would definatly recomend. 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful  Get it, By This review is from: Roland V-Drums V-Compact TD-4K2 Overall, this is a great electronic kit. I'll break down this review into parts to make it easier to digest... it's a long one.THE FRAME: Feels very solid and well-built. One complaint: the brain must be positioned in the center of this kit, and the toms obstruct the view of the screen and knobs. THE BRAIN: In short, very nice. Easy to use as far as selecting and modifying a kit-- it's simple to adjust tuning and muffling, etc. I constructed a kit modeled roughly after the Mitch Mitchell (from The Jimi Hendrix Experience) sound in just a few minutes. However, as far as I'm aware you can't simply create a new kit: you have to modify one of the 25 presets, meaning whichever one you modify can no longer be used. Audio input is great for practicing with an iPod. I haven't used the recording feature or Coach Mode so can't comment on those. THE SOUNDS: Lots of fairly realistic, high-quality sounds (and of course some fun noise effects and... Read more 4 of 4 people found the following review helpful Fantastic low-to-mid level electronic kit, This review is from: Roland V-Drums V-Compact TD-4K2 I have started drumming recently. My interest in drumming was piqued with Rock Band 3's Pro-mode and I initially bought a very beat-up set of electronic drums. They did great for the game, but the sound quality the drums generated was pretty bad and the sound of actually playing the drums was horrible. After starting drum lessons and demonstrating both to myself and my wife that I was going to stick with it, we upgraded to this set. The difference is amazing.First, the quality of the materials is first rate. I am confident that this set will stand up to years of "rockin' out". Second, the difference both in output sound and the sound of playing the set itself is much, much better. The snare has both a middle and a rim trigger, the cymbals have dual triggers and can be "choked", the pads have great rebound and an overall good feel. Each pad can be configured for muffling, sensitivity, MIDI output value, different sounds within different sets - the list goes on. The high hat... Read more |
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