Roland V-Drums TD-02KV Electronic Drums
Electronic Drums
Since 1972, Roland has been a pioneer in the development and manufacture of high-quality digital electronic instruments. Founded in Osaka, Japan, the company sells its products worldwide and operates several factories in Asia and North America. Roland offers a wide range of well-known products, such as pianos, keyboards, synthesizers, drum kits, amplifiers, and effects.
- BOSS Bluetooth MIDI and USB
- PDX-8 Mesh Drum Head
- Coach Functions
- Built-in Metronome
- Responsive and Customizable Play Surface
- Built-in Noise Reduction
- Sturdy, Adjustable 4-Leg Rack
- Ability to Play with a Headset
- Bench Sold Separately
The Roland TD-02KV electronic drum set is the top model in the TD-02 series. The TD-02 series consists of high-quality, compact kits. It offers premium sound, responsive and durable pads, and features Roland’s latest technologies. The TD-02KV drum set features a PDX-8 mesh-head snare pad that provides a natural rebound, allowing for cross-stick playing. It also includes three tom pads, three cymbal pads (hi-hat, crash, and ride), and a sturdy, extended rack that can be adjusted to fit the player’s height. The pads are responsive and mimic the feel of a traditional drum set, allowing you to apply the techniques and force required for this type of instrument. Designed for home use, the TD-02 series minimizes noise with a headphone output—perfect for when you don’t want to disturb your neighbors. The bass drum and hi-hat pedals feature built-in noise reduction. You can play along with your music directly connected to the drum set thanks to the dual MIDI Bluetooth adapter from BOSS. The TD-02KV also features Coach functions—a built-in instructor—that help you improve and refine your technique. The built-in control panel includes a metronome, as well as various sound options, rhythmic subdivisions, and settings to adjust the sensitivity of the pads to your preferences.
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TD-02KV
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