Roland

Roland is a Japanese company created in Osaka in 1972 by Ikutaro Kakehashi. They produced high-quality and innovative rhythm machines, quickly followed by synthesizers and digital pianos, which made them one of the market leaders for electronic musical instruments within no time. Kakehashi subsequently created the subsidiary Boss in 1973, which focuses on the bass and guitar aspects of digital music. Roland’s philosophy is that music is an integral aspect of life, considered an almost magical part that brings us more humanity. It’s clearly important for Roland that they can guarantee the best quality. Furthermore, their slogan is ‘We Design The Future Together.’ Although they acknowledge their part in music history, they want to predominantly focus on the future. With this slogan they constantly remind themselves that ambition and innovation are vital and that they’ll prioritise their promise of constant quality development and an increase of quality with every new product.

The V-Drums 7 Series

As a result of this promise, Roland has developed the V-Drums 7 Series. With this series, they have elevated their popular digital drum kits to an even higher level. The kits in the series contain a new and improved sound module, even more sensitive pads, and more authentic sounds. You can also connect your smartphone to the V71 module wirelessly, so you’ll have easy access to the Roland Cloud Connect with which you can alter your sounds and kits easily. This also means that you’ll always have access to the constantly growing Roland library, including new instrument expansions and new kits. The library already contains very realistic recordings of the best drum kits across the world, so the V71 can produce insanely authentic and detailed sounds. These amazing drum kits were also recorded with a 32-bit/192 kHz resolution in the best studios around the world. You can, of course, add your own sounds to your library. Additionally, you can easily record your playing by connecting the module to your DAW with a MIDI cable. The series contains two TD-type drum kits, like the original Roland digital drum kits, a VAD version, which looks and feels like an acoustic set, and the V71 module is also available separately if you want to use it with your own set.

The TD713

The TD713 is the most affordable kit from the series, but this doesn’t mean it’s less quality than the others. The set contains the newest and best pads. The PD-14SX snare pad contains improved snare technology, which makes the sound more detailed, a snare throw-off handle, and a snare tension knob. Moreover, the set includes an expressive and compact kick pad, four tom pads, two V-Cymbals, a very popular digital hi-hat, a ride pad, and a sturdy frame.

Keep in mind that the kit itself isn’t ready to play. The stand for the hi-hat, cymbals, and pads, the kick pedal, snare stand, drum mat, and stool are sold separately.

Roland

Roland is a Japanese company created in Osaka in 1972 by Ikutaro Kakehashi. They produced high-quality and innovative rhythm machines, quickly followed by synthesizers and digital pianos, which made them one of the market leaders for electronic musical instruments within no time. Kakehashi subsequently created the subsidiary Boss in 1973, which focuses on the bass and guitar aspects of digital music. Roland’s philosophy is that music is an integral aspect of life, considered an almost magical part that brings us more humanity. It’s clearly important for Roland that they can guarantee the best quality. Furthermore, their slogan is ‘We Design The Future Together.’ Although they acknowledge their part in music history, they want to predominantly focus on the future. With this slogan they constantly remind themselves that ambition and innovation are vital and that they’ll prioritise their promise of constant quality development and an increase of quality with every new product.

The V-Drums 7 Series

As a result of this promise, Roland has developed the V-Drums 7 Series. With this series, they have elevated their popular digital drum kits to an even higher level. The kits in the series contain a new and improved sound module, even more sensitive pads, and more authentic sounds. You can also connect your smartphone to the V71 module wirelessly, so you’ll have easy access to the Roland Cloud Connect with which you can alter your sounds and kits easily. This also means that you’ll always have access to the constantly growing Roland library, including new instrument expansions and new kits. The library already contains very realistic recordings of the best drum kits across the world, so the V71 can produce insanely authentic and detailed sounds. These amazing drum kits were also recorded with a 32-bit/192 kHz resolution in the best studios around the world. You can, of course, add your own sounds to your library. Additionally, you can easily record your playing by connecting the module to your DAW with a MIDI cable. The series contains two TD-type drum kits, like the original Roland digital drum kits, a VAD version, which looks and feels like an acoustic set, and the V71 module is also available separately if you want to use it with your own set.

The TD716

The TD716 is a level higher than the already amazing TD713. The set contains the newest and best pads. The PD-14SX snare pad contains improved snare technology, which makes the sound more detailed, a snare throw-off handle, and a snare tension knob. Moreover, the set includes an expressive and compact kick pad, four tom pads, two V-Cymbals, a very popular digital hi-hat, a ride pad, and the sturdy frame. The toms have new sensor systems that make the response of the pads even better and more streamlined. The kit includes the KD-18-BK kick pad, which looks like an acoustic kick and has a smart sensor.

Keep in mind that the kit itself isn’t ready to play. The stand for the hi-hat, cymbals, and pads, the kick pedal, snare stand, drum mat, and stool are sold separately.

Roland

Roland is a Japanese company created in Osaka in 1972 by Ikutaro Kakehashi. They produced high-quality and innovative rhythm machines, quickly followed by synthesizers and digital pianos, which made them one of the market leaders for electronic musical instruments within no time. Kakehashi subsequently created the subsidiary Boss in 1973, which focuses on the bass and guitar aspects of digital music. Roland’s philosophy is that music is an integral aspect of life, considered an almost magical part that brings us more humanity. It’s clearly important for Roland that they can guarantee the best quality. Furthermore, their slogan is ‘We Design The Future Together.’ Although they acknowledge their part in music history, they want to predominantly focus on the future. With this slogan they constantly remind themselves that ambition and innovation are vital and that they’ll prioritise their promise of constant quality development and an increase of quality with every new product.

The V-Drums 7 Series

As a result of this promise, Roland has developed the V-Drums 7 Series. With this series, they have elevated their popular digital drum kits to an even higher level. The kits in the series contain a new and improved sound module, even more sensitive pads, and more authentic sounds. You can also connect your smartphone to the V71 module wirelessly, so you’ll have easy access to the Roland Cloud Connect with which you can alter your sounds and kits easily. This also means that you’ll always have access to the constantly growing Roland library, including new instrument expansions and new kits. The library already contains very realistic recordings of the best drum kits across the world, so the V71 can produce insanely authentic and detailed sounds. These amazing drum kits were also recorded with a 32-bit/192 kHz resolution in the best studios around the world. You can, of course, add your own sounds to your library. Additionally, you can easily record your playing by connecting the module to your DAW with a MIDI cable. The series contains two TD-type drum kits, like the original Roland digital drum kits, a VAD version, which looks and feels like an acoustic set, and the V71 module is also available separately if you want to use it with your own set.

The VAD716

The VAD716 is a digital drum kit with an acoustic design. This makes it easier to get into the ride vibe while playing. The set contains the newest and best pads. The PD-14SX snare pad contains improved snare technology, which makes the sound more detailed, a snare throw-off handle, and a snare tension knob. Moreover, the set includes an expressive and compact kick pad, two tom pads, two floor toms, two V-Cymbals, a very popular digital hi-hat, a ride pad, and the sturdy frame. The toms have new sensor systems that make the response of the pads even better and more streamlined. The kit includes the KD-22 kick pad, which has a completely wooden body and a high-quality sensor.

Keep in mind that the kit itself isn’t ready to play. The stand for the hi-hat, cymbals, and pads, the kick pedal, snare stand, drum mat, and stool are sold separately.

Roland

Roland is a Japanese company created in Osaka in 1972 by Ikutaro Kakehashi. They produced high-quality and innovative rhythm machines, quickly followed by synthesizers and digital pianos, which made them one of the market leaders for electronic musical instruments within no time. Kakehashi subsequently created the subsidiary Boss in 1973, which focuses on the bass and guitar aspects of digital music. Roland’s philosophy is that music is an integral aspect of life, considered an almost magical part that brings us more humanity. It’s clearly important for Roland that they can guarantee the best quality. Furthermore, their slogan is ‘We Design The Future Together.’ Although they acknowledge their part in music history, they want to predominantly focus on the future. With this slogan they constantly remind themselves that ambition and innovation are vital and that they’ll prioritise their promise of constant quality development and an increase of quality with every new product.

The V-Drums 7 Series

As a result of this promise, Roland has developed the V-Drums 7 Series. With this series, they have elevated their popular digital drum kits to an even higher level. The kits in the series contain a new and improved sound module, even more sensitive pads, and more authentic sounds. You can also connect your smartphone to the V71 module wirelessly, so you’ll have easy access to the Roland Cloud Connect with which you can alter your sounds and kits easily. This also means that you’ll always have access to the constantly growing Roland library, including new instrument expansions and new kits. The library already contains very realistic recordings of the best drum kits across the world, so the V71 can produce insanely authentic and detailed sounds. These amazing drum kits were also recorded with a 32-bit/192 kHz resolution in the best studios around the world. You can, of course, add your own sounds to your library. Additionally, you can easily record your playing by connecting the module to your DAW with a MIDI cable. The series contains two TD-type drum kits, like the original Roland digital drum kits, a VAD version, which looks and feels like an acoustic set, and the V71 module is also available separately if you want to use it with your own set.

The VAD716

The VAD716 is a digital drum kit with an acoustic design. This makes it easier to get into the ride vibe while playing. The set contains the newest and best pads. The PD-14SX snare pad contains improved snare technology, which makes the sound more detailed, a snare throw-off handle, and a snare tension knob. Moreover, the set includes an expressive and compact kick pad, two tom pads, two floor toms, two V-Cymbals, a very popular digital hi-hat, a ride pad, and the sturdy frame. The toms have new sensor systems that make the response of the pads even better and more streamlined. The kit includes the KD-22 kick pad, which has a completely wooden body and a high-quality sensor.

Keep in mind that the kit itself isn’t ready to play. The stand for the hi-hat, cymbals, and pads, the kick pedal, snare stand, drum mat, and stool are sold separately.

Roland

Roland is a Japanese company created in Osaka in 1972 by Ikutaro Kakehashi. They produced high-quality and innovative rhythm machines, quickly followed by synthesizers and digital pianos, which made them one of the market leaders for electronic musical instruments within no time. Kakehashi subsequently created the subsidiary Boss in 1973, which focuses on the bass and guitar aspects of digital music. Roland’s philosophy is that music is an integral aspect of life, considered an almost magical part that brings us more humanity. It’s clearly important for Roland that they can guarantee the best quality. Furthermore, their slogan is ‘We Design The Future Together.’ Although they acknowledge their part in music history, they want to predominantly focus on the future. With this slogan they constantly remind themselves that ambition and innovation are vital and that they’ll prioritise their promise of constant quality development and an increase of quality with every new product.

The V-Drums 7 Series

As a result of this promise, Roland has developed the V-Drums 7 Series. With this series, they have elevated their popular digital drum kits to an even higher level. The kits in the series contain a new and improved sound module, even more sensitive pads, and more authentic sounds. You can also connect your smartphone to the V71 module wirelessly, so you’ll have easy access to the Roland Cloud Connect with which you can alter your sounds and kits easily. This also means that you’ll always have access to the constantly growing Roland library, including new instrument expansions and new kits. The library already contains very realistic recordings of the best drum kits across the world, so the V71 can produce insanely authentic and detailed sounds. These amazing drum kits were also recorded with a 32-bit/192 kHz resolution in the best studios around the world. You can, of course, add your own sounds to your library. Additionally, you can easily record your playing by connecting the module to your DAW with a MIDI cable. The series contains two TD-type drum kits, like the original Roland digital drum kits, a VAD version, which looks and feels like an acoustic set, and the V71 module is also available separately if you want to use it with your own set.

The VAD716

The VAD716 is a digital drum kit with an acoustic design. This makes it easier to get into the ride vibe while playing. The set contains the newest and best pads. The PD-14SX snare pad contains improved snare technology, which makes the sound more detailed, a snare throw-off handle, and a snare tension knob. Moreover, the set includes an expressive and compact kick pad, two tom pads, two floor toms, two V-Cymbals, a very popular digital hi-hat, a ride pad, and the sturdy frame. The toms have new sensor systems that make the response of the pads even better and more streamlined. The kit includes the KD-22 kick pad, which has a completely wooden body and a high-quality sensor.

Keep in mind that the kit itself isn’t ready to play. The stand for the hi-hat, cymbals, and pads, the kick pedal, snare stand, drum mat, and stool are sold separately.

Roland

Roland is a Japanese company created in Osaka in 1972 by Ikutaro Kakehashi. They produced high-quality and innovative rhythm machines, quickly followed by synthesizers and digital pianos, which made them one of the market leaders for electronic musical instruments within no time. Kakehashi subsequently created the subsidiary Boss in 1973, which focuses on the bass and guitar aspects of digital music. Roland’s philosophy is that music is an integral aspect of life, considered an almost magical part that brings us more humanity. It’s clearly important for Roland that they can guarantee the best quality. Furthermore, their slogan is ‘We Design The Future Together.’ Although they acknowledge their part in music history, they want to predominantly focus on the future. With this slogan they constantly remind themselves that ambition and innovation are vital and that they’ll prioritise their promise of constant quality development and an increase of quality with every new product.

The V-Drums 7 Series

As a result of this promise, Roland has developed the V-Drums 7 Series. With this series, they have elevated their popular digital drum kits to an even higher level. The kits in the series contain a new and improved sound module, even more sensitive pads, and more authentic sounds. You can also connect your smartphone to the V71 module wirelessly, so you’ll have easy access to the Roland Cloud Connect with which you can alter your sounds and kits easily. This also means that you’ll always have access to the constantly growing Roland library, including new instrument expansions and new kits. The library already contains very realistic recordings of the best drum kits across the world, so the V71 can produce insanely authentic and detailed sounds. These amazing drum kits were also recorded with a 32-bit/192 kHz resolution in the best studios around the world. You can, of course, add your own sounds to your library. Additionally, you can easily record your playing by connecting the module to your DAW with a MIDI cable. The series contains two TD-type drum kits, like the original Roland digital drum kits, a VAD version, which looks and feels like an acoustic set, and the V71 module is also available separately if you want to use it with your own set.

The VAD716

The VAD716 is a digital drum kit with an acoustic design. This makes it easier to get into the ride vibe while playing. The set contains the newest and best pads. The PD-14SX snare pad contains improved snare technology, which makes the sound more detailed, a snare throw-off handle, and a snare tension knob. Moreover, the set includes an expressive and compact kick pad, two tom pads, two floor toms, two V-Cymbals, a very popular digital hi-hat, a ride pad, and the sturdy frame. The toms have new sensor systems that make the response of the pads even better and more streamlined. The kit includes the KD-22 kick pad, which has a completely wooden body and a high-quality sensor.

Keep in mind that the kit itself isn’t ready to play. The stand for the hi-hat, cymbals, and pads, the kick pedal, snare stand, drum mat, and stool are sold separately.

Roland

Roland is a Japanese company created in Osaka in 1972 by Ikutaro Kakehashi. They produced high-quality and innovative rhythm machines, quickly followed by synthesizers and digital pianos, which made them one of the market leaders for electronic musical instruments within no time. Kakehashi subsequently created the subsidiary Boss in 1973, which focuses on the bass and guitar aspects of digital music. Roland’s philosophy is that music is an integral aspect of life, considered an almost magical part that brings us more humanity. It’s clearly important for Roland that they can guarantee the best quality. Furthermore, their slogan is ‘We Design The Future Together.’ Although they acknowledge their part in music history, they want to predominantly focus on the future. With this slogan they constantly remind themselves that ambition and innovation are vital and that they’ll prioritise their promise of constant quality development and an increase of quality with every new product.

The V-Drums 7 Series

As a result of this promise, Roland has developed the V-Drums 7 Series. With this series, they have elevated their popular digital drum kits to an even higher level. The kits in the series contain a new and improved sound module, even more sensitive pads, and more authentic sounds. You can also connect your smartphone to the V71 module wirelessly, so you’ll have easy access to the Roland Cloud Connect with which you can alter your sounds and kits easily. This also means that you’ll always have access to the constantly growing Roland library, including new instrument expansions and new kits. The library already contains very realistic recordings of the best drum kits across the world, so the V71 can produce insanely authentic and detailed sounds. These amazing drum kits were also recorded with a 32-bit/192 kHz resolution in the best studios around the world. You can, of course, add your own sounds to your library. Additionally, you can easily record your playing by connecting the module to your DAW with a MIDI cable. The series contains two TD-type drum kits, like the original Roland digital drum kits, a VAD version, which looks and feels like an acoustic set, and the V71 module is also available separately if you want to use it with your own set.

The VAD716

The VAD716 is a digital drum kit with an acoustic design. This makes it easier to get into the ride vibe while playing. The set contains the newest and best pads. The PD-14SX snare pad contains improved snare technology, which makes the sound more detailed, a snare throw-off handle, and a snare tension knob. Moreover, the set includes an expressive and compact kick pad, two tom pads, two floor toms, two V-Cymbals, a very popular digital hi-hat, a ride pad, and the sturdy frame. The toms have new sensor systems that make the response of the pads even better and more streamlined. The kit includes the KD-22 kick pad, which has a completely wooden body and a high-quality sensor.

Keep in mind that the kit itself isn’t ready to play. The stand for the hi-hat, cymbals, and pads, the kick pedal, snare stand, drum mat, and stool are sold separately.

Roland

Roland is a Japanese company created in Osaka in 1972 by Ikutaro Kakehashi. They produced high-quality and innovative rhythm machines, quickly followed by synthesizers and digital pianos, which made them one of the market leaders for electronic musical instruments within no time. Kakehashi subsequently created the subsidiary Boss in 1973, which focuses on the bass and guitar aspects of digital music. Roland’s philosophy is that music is an integral aspect of life, considered an almost magical part that brings us more humanity. It’s clearly important for Roland that they can guarantee the best quality. Furthermore, their slogan is ‘We Design The Future Together.’ Although they acknowledge their part in music history, they want to predominantly focus on the future. With this slogan they constantly remind themselves that ambition and innovation are vital and that they’ll prioritise their promise of constant quality development and an increase of quality with every new product.

The V-Drums 7 Series

As a result of this promise, Roland has developed the V-Drums 7 Series. With this series, they have elevated their popular digital drum kits to an even higher level. The kits in the series contain a new and improved sound module, even more sensitive pads, and more authentic sounds. You can also connect your smartphone to the V71 module wirelessly, so you’ll have easy access to the Roland Cloud Connect with which you can alter your sounds and kits easily. This also means that you’ll always have access to the constantly growing Roland library, including new instrument expansions and new kits. The library already contains very realistic recordings of the best drum kits across the world, so the V71 can produce insanely authentic and detailed sounds. These amazing drum kits were also recorded with a 32-bit/192 kHz resolution in the best studios around the world. You can, of course, add your own sounds to your library. Additionally, you can easily record your playing by connecting the module to your DAW with a MIDI cable. The series contains two TD-type drum kits, like the original Roland digital drum kits, a VAD version, which looks and feels like an acoustic set, and the V71 module is also available separately if you want to use it with your own set.

The VQD106

Are you looking for a digital drum set that doesn’t produce external sounds? In that case, we can introduce you to the most silent drum kit in the world: the VQD106! An important advantage of digital drums is that you can play with headphones, which means you won’t produce the insane amount of noise an acoustic set makes. However, digital drums can produce some external sounds that can be bothersome for neighbours or housemates: hitting rubber pads with wooden sticks can produce a pretty loud sound, the metal stand can cause vibrations on the floor, and the pedals can cause extra droning sounds. Consequently, Roland has produced an extra quiet digital drum set after years of research, with a sound decrease of 75%. The pads of the VQD106 are made of sound-absorbing materials so you can hit it with vigour without it producing any extra sounds. Fortunately, this doesn’t decrease the quality of the drum kit, the pads are still very sensitive and have high-quality sensors so the digital sound will sound very authentic. Furthermore, the drum kit includes two pedal bases which will catch all the vibrations the pedals will cause and will prevent it from reaching the floor. The bases and the stand contain soft rubber feet which will prevent damage to your floor and any droning sounds.

Keep in mind: the kick pedal and the drum throne are not included and are sold separately.

Roland

Roland is a Japanese company created in Osaka in 1972 by Ikutaro Kakehashi. They produced high-quality and innovative rhythm machines, quickly followed by synthesizers and digital pianos, which made them one of the market leaders for electronic musical instruments within no time. Kakehashi subsequently created the subsidiary Boss in 1973, which focuses on the bass and guitar aspects of digital music. Roland’s philosophy is that music is an integral aspect of life, considered an almost magical part that brings us more humanity. It’s clearly important for Roland that they can guarantee the best quality. Furthermore, their slogan is ‘We Design The Future Together.’ Although they acknowledge their part in music history, they want to predominantly focus on the future. With this slogan they constantly remind themselves that ambition and innovation are vital and that they’ll prioritise their promise of constant quality development and an increase of quality with every new product.