Roland TD-3KW

So after a trip to Guitar Center on a Thursday evening, myself and a buddy of mine start looking into some electronic drums. One of the first ones we messed with where the Roland TD 3kw. At first glance all the electric drums looked the same to me. But I think the thing that made Rolands TD 3kw stand out a little more was how real it actually felt to play them. You really had the sensation of playing a real set. Ofcourse without the loud sound of drumming. I actually plan on getting he Roland TD 3kw for my son when he gets a little older but by that time they will have so many other upgrades to this one it will be called something else.

So my friend purchased the set for his home studio and he has been using it daily and I get the chance to use it too. I love how you can just put headphones on and jam out without making hardly any noise at all. Plust the own board part where you can load your kits on.

The price of it wasn’t too expensive to me because I was so use to seeing the prices of the high end real sets that this was like a breathe of fresh air , the Roland TD 3kw was the first electronic drum set that I have used on more than 1 occasion and im happy to get the chance to use it when I can. I can say its pretty tough too, I have seen it get knocked over several times with it being in a small space with a lot of other non musical stuff going around it gets hit and stuff spilled on it but it keeps working perfectly fine. This will be perfect for someone who needs drums in there room and can make a lot of noise. that’s why I want my son to have these.

I have acquired over the 3 months TD3KW APRS a lengthy Pluch forums, searching the Internet. I also test a TD6K. I am just thrilled with my purchase. When my wife saw an electronic drum in the room, I would rather say that c'tait not win. By folding his arms and disassemble lments 3 (crash, snare, Charlie goes into my closet neither seen nor known in 3 minutes. 30 drum sounds for 1000 euros. The brand had the good go t choose them well and avoid wasting patches with sounds ridiculous we never use. I play on a small neck headphones Philips has an excellent record low (18 euros a trick ). So I play every night in my apartment until 11am without Dranger person. The rhythm is really good coach, we finally wanted to work in mtronome, each function is INTERESTED. We regret any sound too low charl foot and the absence of its corresponding to kick on Mrs. Charles. The snare drum skin makes less noise than the rubber pads. cymbals (crash sounds 2 ride and 3-bell sounds, ride and crash ride) multiply the possibilities. I did not try on an amp but I anticipate that we will finally be able to play in a group with a drum sound Finally, the height (that said I am dja buying cymbals used). scnique No electronic drumkit? In any case, the ratio quality price is poustouflant in my case .

- How long have you use it?
A week.
I acquired my Premire acoustic drums 19 years ago and for reasons of neighborhood (apartment) I pass the electronic (APRS some time impractical).
In dballage, say anything, just a well thought t ... except the manual is in English. ncessaire is to go to the site and roland Tlcharger franais the manual (you have to have the Nseries TD3 Module (sub module) to do so).

- What is the particular feature you like best and least?

as:
* Designed all well, except for a dtail: to put the module on the middle bar (on the toms, you must disassemble part of the rack.
* Some sounds are nice: toms and GC.
* Module TD3 easily tweak and program
* Prsence catch the twelve o'clock

Minimum:
other sounds are less friendly: snare and hi-hat means (I think). In fact it's not for Charley to pass empty subtleties of the game
The output volume a bit too limited (whether through headphones or amp). Ay tend to have the breath as you push ds background

- Have you tried many other models before acqurir?
In Electronic: no

- How do you report qualitprix?
Trs quality good value for money. I do not regret this purchase

- With the exprience, you do again this choice? ...
yes no hsitation

Bought three days ago and since then used the same time
what I like most is the feeling of being able to play the drums at home without risking to end the post every time you step on a pad. The sounds are of good quality are but I advise those who are just tinkerers and worn on the computer music plug it in for MIDI and to use it in a sequencer with a plug in for the drumkit, the results are amazing and super interesting settings. What I like least is probably the rigidity of the cymbals.
Before making my choice, yes indeed I have tried many different brands and other batteries, after all depends on the budget, but a small model coupled with a good pc and software, and you will not have to be reserved for 'endless studio sessions for your recording sessions. In the long run it's just a thousand times cheaper.
The value for money is great but as I said, I think it makes sense by adding other tools behind.
Yes I would definitely do it again this election. Although I am not drummer I see more and more there are drums and Roland will probably do even great efforts to make this a truly indispensable tool