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Roland TD-07KV Electronic Drum Kit
- R21,999
- Conveniently compact and ideal for drumming at home, the TD-07KV V-Drums kit delivers the superior expression and playability of high-end V-Drums in an affordable package. Roland’s original ultra-quiet,…
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Roland TD-17KV Electronic Drum Kit (Excluding Stand)
- R27,495
- The V-Drums TD-17 series lets your technique shine through, backed up with training tools to push you further. Combining a TD-50-class sound engine with newly developed pads results…
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Roland V-Drums Acoustic Design VAD503 Electronic Drum Set
- R89,995
- Streamlined Kit with Full-Size Wooden Shells When you need the glamour and presence of a full acoustic drum set on stage—but with the convenience and control of electronic…
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Alesis Nitro Mesh – Electronic Drum Kit
- R8,295
- The Alesis Nitro Mesh is a complete 8-piece electronic drum kit centered around next-generation Alesis Mesh head drum technology.
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Roland MDS – Compact Stand for TD-17 Series Electronic Drums
- R3,990
- This is the most space-efficient drum stand from Roland. In addition to its stylish and compact footprint, the MDS-4KVX features a metal center-horizontal joint bar for improved stability…
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Roland MDS-STD Drum Stand for TD-25K and TD25KV Drum Kits
- R5,565
- Roland MDS-STD Standard V-Drums Stand is specially designed for TD-25K and TD-25KV Electronic Drum Kits.
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Roland PDX-100 lightweight 10″ mesh head V-Pad
- R3,145
- The PDX-100 is a lightweight 10" mesh head V-Pad for V-Drums. It has an advanced dual-trigger sensor, a metal rim hoop, a tensionable head, and a compact casing.…
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Roland PDX-6 Small 6-Inch V-pad
- R2,795
- The PDX-6 is the smallest of the Roland V-Pads. Originally designed as a tom pad for the TD-4KX, it provides dual triggering from its 6.5" mesh head and…
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Roland TD-17KV Electronic Drum Kit (including MDS Compact Stand)
- R28,695
- New bundle including TD-17KV and drum rack/stand! The V-Drums TD-17 series lets your technique shine through, backed up with training tools to push you further. Combining a TD-50-class…
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Roland V-Drums Acoustic Design VAD306 Electronic Drum Set
- R56,995
- Space-Saving Kit with Shallow-Depth Shells and TD-17 Module The VAD306 is a unique V-Drums Acoustic Design kit, purposefully compact while maintaining the distinctive acoustic aesthetic of the series.…
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Electronic drums have taken the world by storm ever since their creation and introduction into the instrument market in the late 1970’s. However, those older electric drums lacked the dynamics, sound and feel of acoustic drums.
Fast forward to recent times, and manufacturers such as Roland and Alesis have completely revolutionized the electric drum scene by providing us with products that can now compete as a real replacement for the acoustic drum kit.
The electronic kits have multiple advantages for both live and studio applications that make them next to impossible to ignore as an option for your next kit purchase.
The advantages of Electric kits include:
1) With electronics drums, you are able to achieve different sounds in seconds from one kit. Furthermore, you can edit and create your own drum sounds to suit your needs. If that isn’t enough, electric drums can also be used in conjunction with DAW recording software to obtain even more sound possibilities. You can assign different sounds to different drums and can flick between sounds on the fly.
2) Practice Whenever you want. One of the biggest motivations for drummers to go the electronic route is the ability to be able to practice without disturbing the peace of your neighbours.
3) Recording: Using an electronic drumkit to record drums is an absolute breeze and furthermore, you’re able to record drums at any time of day or night with little noise.
Hybrid drumming is also fast becoming a popular set up choice for many drummers. This includes combining traditional acoustic drums with electric elements. For example, adding a trigger to your kick drum. We can see some of the top drummers and bands in the world are moving towards transforming their drum set up from traditional acoustic, to that of one that includes electronic gear and components.
Electric drum sample pads and modules, such as the Roland SPD-SX are also quickly becoming pieces of gear that drummers are opting to add to their setup.