Roland Td-1K Entry Level Electronic 15 Different Drum Kits Covering All Genres, 15 In-Built Play Along Tracks, 10 Coach Modes for Learning, 40 Free Lessons From Melodics To Download ,Black

This drum kit is great - having a lot of fun playing along to songs (as a total amateur)! What I like in particular is that you can plug in your device to 'mix' songs with your drumming - I plug my phone in, find a song or tutorial on youtube & off I go. (You need your own (small/regular) jack to jack cable.)I use headphones for sound, but you can also plug into an amp, and with the rubber drum pads and stand alone kick/hi hat pedals there's no noise pollution for family or neighbours as there would be with an acoustic kit.Kit sounds are really good - I just use kit 1 as it sounds fine (playing loud songs and quieter ones). The drum pads are really sensitive to how hard you hit and where you hit, so the ride cymbal, for example, produces an authentic range of sounds. I'm impressed at the sound quality for what is the basic model.The kit was easy to put together. I put the ride on the lower crossbar as i felt it too high on the top - so there's some wiggle room with positioning drums. It feels sturdy & well made, and it fits neatly into a corner without being too small to be playable.The one issue is that mine seems to have come from Italy & has a two-pin plug not a three-pin UK plug - easily solved with a travel adaptor though.I'd thoroughly recommend this kit to any aspiring home drummer (or even for practice rooms/gigs) - it's a good piece of kit, a reasonable price for the Roland name, and brilliant fun!

I am really impressed. I am a lapsed drummer and have always played acoustic kits but this was a gift for my young son - and budding drummer - and I was keen to start with an electronic kit for reasons of noise control.The kit comes in a large box and takes 10-15 minutes to put together. The cables are all labelled and easy to follow the instructions, no technical knowledge required. Note: the photo of the kit generally show it without cables...it's not as neat and tidy when everything is plugged in.One fiddly bit is that the crash and ride cymbal need to be pushed surprisingly firmly onto the top of their respective stands until the shaft clicks through the rubber inner membrane in the centre of the cymbal - otherwise they fall off when played.The snare and toms are all the same construction - rubber surface which gives a reasonably fast response. They are not quite the same as real acoustic drums or the (more expensive) mesh head V-drums, however they are nicely responsive and you can get subtle rolls and grace notes easily.There are 15 kits pre-programmed and they sound great - as good as a top-of-the-range V Drum kit as far as I can tell. Enough variety to create different sounds and experimentation for a young/new drummer. Several distinct different kits (electronic, house, various acoustic types in different recording environments) and percussion sounds.Plus some clever tutor and metronome settings that need properly exploring for a full review - the demo songs are great fun to play along with - a great way to learn song structure, middle 8, etc.The cymbal sounds are excellent - giving various velocity and position of stick on H/H, Crash and Ride allowing for a huge variety of subtle sounds.For younger ears I would recommend getting a pair of volume-limiting headphones that control peak volume, the output of the sound module is quite loud.I would recommend this for anyone looking for a very high quality electronic kit that is fun to use and sophisticated enough to get a young drummer learning and loving to play. A later upgrade could then be for a mesh snare for even more snare control.

Good piece of kit when you eventually get it working. but you do need a whole host of extras not included. Ended up spending nearly £200 more on an amplifier (which didn't come with any cables so it took me ages until I bought the right one). All very well trying to entice people to buy a cheaper product but it needs to be fit for purpose. I wish I'd just bought a package with everything in it that a needed. This was a pain to get up and running properly.

Birthday present for our kid, who’s mad for drums. It’s easy to assemble - I let two 13 year olds work it out for themselves and they only needed help once. A nice touch is that all the nuts use a standard drum wrench fitting, making it easy to assemble without hunting through various size wrenches.The product works well. He plugs in his headphones and all I can hear from downstairs is the feint thumping of sticks on rubber pads, much more socially acceptable than a proper kit.The kit is good quality. It’s an entry-level kit, but Roland haven’t scrimped on the parts.Good fun, well made, quiet enough for a family household.

The media could not be loaded. Not played drums in 15 years and needed something to get back into it. I would have loved a real kit but simply didn't have the room and didn't want my neighbours complaining!! Ordered this and must say I am so impressed with the kit, quality is great as you'd expect from Rowland. Definitely worth getting Rowland for a little extra money than being disappointed with a cheaper make kit.Great entry level kit, does everything you need and is compact enough that it can be stored easily. The more you spend, the more features the kit will have so if you want a perfect electronic replica then you need to spend more and get a better model. If like me you're getting back into drumming and can't afford the room for a large kit or if you're just beginning then this is a great little kit. I hooked it up to a PA system and large speakers and played along to some tracks at my wedding and it sounded great!Great basic kit for the price, If you want an all singing all dancing version then get your wallet out and spend a bit more!I've added a vid but it doesn't do it justice really! Don't judge me too harshly, like I said, not played in 15 years!!

シンプルでかっこいい！リビングに置いても圧迫感なしです。思っていたより響かず、気軽にいつでも練習できます。

コンパクトで手足のコンビネーションの練習にはイイと思いますよ

En el rango de precios, es la más completa y mejor sonido que he podido probar.Otro factor importante de la elección es por el tamaño, necesitaba una compacta, aunque el diseño de la HD1 me gustaba más.

音質、Quality等はどなた方のレビューを参考にするべし当方は組み立てと取説の中身の内容にレビューさせてもらった。まず各パーツの締め付けに使う肝心なロックキーが見当たらない、結局無視して組み立てたが骨組みを完成したところで重さに耐えられず曲がってしまったのでロックキーを探す、もしかして入っていないのでは？Made in Chinaの刻印がチラつく！結局入っていたのは各コードをまとめるクリップホルダの小さな部品の中にぽつんと入っていました。これじゃ即見つからないわ！それも一番底の端の部分、BRDなど普通なら取説か、上部の箱の横などに保証者一緒に添付してあるよね。これはわからなかったですよ！それと解説書、ほーここまで簡素になっているとは時代の流れってもんですかね、分厚い取説と言っても国別対応語なのでたったの数ページのみ、これで把握できるならいいけどお子さんやお父さんらがこれ見て完成させるには難しいと思います。各パーツのコードの取り付けがどこにも記載されてなくよく見ると７ページの1/4程度の図説で、すでに装着されている状態の図でこれでわかるの？って感じ、またタム（1KV1は別パーツも1Kはスネア共通です）、シンバル（クラッシュ、HH,ライド）は全共通で解説書にはタムの箇所には4つ、シンバルは3枚(HHは2枚でなく1枚で組み立てます）しか記載されておらず不親切です。他のパーツHHペダル、キックペダルの配線等も完成済の図のみ、その他ある方も言っておられましたが各音量の差があると思います、初期設定ではシンバルは高め、スネアは低めに当方は感じました。これを調整するには14ページで微調整が必要です。音量の調整だと全体ですので無意味です。物はいいと思いますので組み立てる際の参考にしてください。

Es extremadamente básica, como dije en el título... Los presets que trae si bien los hay infinitamente peores, suenan lo justo (a nivel calidad). Yo la uso por USB con el EzDrummer, así que cero problema en ese sentido. Lo que si son bastante reguleros son los pedales. Funcionan bien y cumplen con su trabajo, pero si quieres avanzar un poco con el bombo, desde luego coger un pad va a ser casi obligatorio (+10 por la compatibilidad, eso si... Yo le metí el Millenium MPS-850 para el doble pedal y cero problema). Así que creo que sigue siendo una buena opción para alguien que quiera empezar, es bastantate silenciosa, los pedales, ya dije que no son ninguna maravilla, pero funcionan como tienen que funcionar y se tocan más o menos como se tienen que tocar. Los platos se pueden agarrar y mutear, lo cual está muy bien en una batería de gama de entrada y los pads después de más de una mes de uso intensivo (muy intensivo) están como nuevos, de hecho los primeros dias la estaba tocando con mucho cuidado y ahora ya desmadro a saco y la golpeo como un animal. Lo siguiente que le quiero meter es el pad de caja, porque este no tiene borde y te limita a sólo entonación y no puedes jugar con los rimshots o tocar intros de balada (también hay que decir que nadie en la historia de la historia debería tocar ninguna intro de ninguna balada... pero eso es opinión personal). Aún así la sensibilidad es más que suficiente. Gestionarle los cables es un horror... un metro más les venía de perlas para poderlos dirigir bien pegaditos al soporte. A pesar de lo finita que pueda parecer, es muy estable y si vienes de la acústica se puede hacer un poco pequeña al principio, pero la verdad es que te acostumbras muy rápido y las manos ya te van al sitio. Hay opciones que hacen prácticamente lo mismo por menos dinero, pero escogí Roland por la durabilidad, de aquí a 6 años me iba a olvidar de escribir la reseña... Así que viendo lo que hay, me voy a fiar de lo dura que parece... y tú te vas a tener que fiar de mi... así que crucemos los dedos. Pero ya digo que a grandes rasgos los materiales parecen duraderos y que van a aguantar bien el desgaste.