Roland has just announced two new V-Drums kits: the TD-1K and the TD-1KV.
Both were born from Roland's idea of combining price and quality, making either of them affordable for a wide audience without giving up the features of high-end instruments.
Both have the technical development needed to play any style of music; each offers a wide range of dynamic, natural tones, as well as pads designed to deliver the most authentic acoustic sounds.
Unlike what's already on the market, the new V-Drums cymbal models incorporate a hi-hat system, and the result is advanced expressiveness thanks to features such as crash and ride, with which we can create cutting-edge tones with a very professional, organic sound balance.
With all the tools it offers, the TD-1 sound module encourages learning and improvement during practice sessions.
In addition, its metronome is always ready as a time reference, and Coach mode guides the user through timing exercises and, at the end, evaluates the progress of their performances so they can perfect their musical skills.
As you can see, the TD-1 sound module is one of the easiest to use, even for beginners. With quick, intuitive access to all functions via the panel's LED display, you can start using it without any complications.
The buttons can even be pressed with drumsticks, which is very handy if the user is in the middle of a performance and needs to change parameters.
It also has several stereo output jacks for connecting to any external sound system, as well as headphones for practicing our instrument without disturbing anyone.
With all this, the TD-1 is worth a closer look, don't you think?
