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Roland VAD – Uncannily Acoustic In Every Way

Roland, with their V-Drums lineup, have been unrivalled leaders in the world of electronic drums for decades. Iconic sample libraries, unmatched responsiveness, and premium build quality has effectively set them apart from any competition in the high-end electronic percussion space.

From the TD-1, all the way to the flagship TD-50 series, when you purchase a Roland drum kit, there is no room for questioning quality. They do it right, every time.

Recently Roland released the latest iteration of their V-Drums lineup; the V-Drums Acoustic Design – or VAD.

They have blended the physical presence and experience of an acoustic drum kit with their digital percussion technology. Full size cymbals, premium wood shells, beautiful wraps, and chrome hardware the feeling is uncannily acoustic in every way.

Let’s take a look at the VAD lineup!

The VAD506

The flagship V-Drums Acoustic Design experience! Complete with a full width and diameter 5-piece wooden shell pack, a TD-27 Drum Module, and a full complement of cymbals which a 12″ V-Hi-Hat, 14″ and 16″ crashes (both with thin profiles and textured finishes), and an 18″ ride, for superior playability and natural appearance on stage.

The Snare and Ride are fully digital, connected to the TD-27 module via USB cables, they work together with the sound engine to deliver the most natural expression, allowing your drumming skills to be heard in incredible detail.

The VAD503

The 503 is simply a streamlined version of the VAD506, with a 4-piece shell pack, and a smaller complement of cymbals, including 12″ V-Hi-Hat, 14″ crash (with thin profile and textured finish), and an 18″ ride.

The VAD306

The space-saving option, with shallow-depth shells and a TD-17 module.

The VAD306 maintains the acoustic aesthetic of the series while being purposefully compact by way of cut down shallow shells. Adding to the simplicity is the switch from the TD-27 module to the TD-17 module. This retains Roland’s legendary electronic percussion technology in a simplified form.