Roland TD-07DMK Electronic V-Drums Kit

Bought these for mt daughter. Couldn't help but give it a go myself. Not a drummer, so very much a beginner. They seem pretty good. Simple set up. Bought an amp to connect it to. Good selection of drum sounds. It was recommended to me by my daughters drum coach, for a good beginner/intermediate kit, that won't take up a massive amount of space. Seems good value and quality.

Exceptional Roland quality, premium mesh heads, and great customization. I play the drums and bought this kit primarily for daily practice. I wanted something quiet enough for regular home use but high-quality enough to feel like a real instrument. ​The Good (Pros): ​Authentic Stick Rebound: The double-ply mesh heads on these pads are fantastic. They offer a very realistic, natural rebound that is much closer to an acoustic head than rubber pads, making practice feel highly authentic. ​Excellent Sample Quality: The pre-installed drum kits sound brilliant right out of the box. Roland's sample quality is famously good, and it really shows here. ​On-Board Customization: A massive plus is the ability to easily tweak and change the pre-sampled sounds directly on the module, letting you dial in the exact tone you want for different genres. ​Premium Build Quality: It has that obvious Roland premium feel. The rack is sturdy, and everything feels robust and built to last. ​The Bad (Cons): ​Hi-Hat Pedal Feel: Honestly, at this price point, it is incredibly difficult to find fault with the kit. If I had to nitpick, the hi-hat control pedal could have a bit more tactile "feel" or resistance to it, but it still performs perfectly fine for daily practice. ​Real-World Performance: I put this kit through its paces daily. The mesh heads do a great job of keeping physical noise to a minimum, and the Bluetooth connectivity makes it incredibly easy to stream backing tracks from my phone directly into my headphones while I play. ​Bottom Line: If you want an electronic kit that actually feels like a drum kit rather than a toy, this is it. It offers incredible value, professional sounds, and that legendary Roland durability. Highly recommended for anyone needing a reliable, high-quality daily practice kit.

I’m in love. Play it every day for like 4 hours, from the day I’ve bought it. No issues so far apart from one of the screws coming out the floor Tom - very fixable though, just drum key it back in which comes with the kit. Amazing tones, amazing dynamics, 8/10 quality, would pay every penny for it, great value for money. The size is nice and is big enough for it to feel like a real kit, but not too big to take up the space ofa a real kit. The mesh heads are absolutely gorgeous, they have amazing rebound and great feel. Not quite as good as a real kit, but it’s what you would expect. Roland cooked with this one 9/10

As described. Does the job for a beginner/intermediate. Needs its own little corner space. Relatively straightforward to put up and arrange. Drum pads feel great, and cymbals are slightly better than average.

I've been really impressed with this drumkit so far: 1. Very easy to set up; the height/angles of most items are adjustable 2. Solid build quality 3. Using it has been great so far - lots of instrument settings and able to program as well (note I haven't had the chance to edit/program the sounds). Why I bought this one: - more flexible than other drumkits (midrange Roland model but has a lot of aspects from the top of the range kits) - able to add in an additional cymbal if needed - the cymbals have different zones, so able to play different sounds depending on where you hit it - quiet... it really doesn't make that much noise when playing - top build quality; stand is really stable. Things to be aware of: - as with some other drumkits, it does not come with a bass drum pedal - you'll also need to get a seat ("drum throne") - also need to get headphones or a speaker. Overall I've been really happy with this and would highly recommend it!

good value, and going strong. our Gd8 drummer loves it, and we can bear him playing at home

Very disappointed, be aware that the package doesn’t include a kick pedal

This is the best thing I’ve ever bought. The quality is amazing. You can bash them drums all night long and you wouldn’t be disturbing anyone with the lovely mesh heads. I’m over the moon with these drums they are so responsive. And the great thing is you can Bluetooth to you tube and play to drum less tracks. It was easy to put together. It’s strong and durable. Everyone should have one of these in there house.

Muy buena!!!

Imballaggio perfetto!Tutti i pezzi elencati presenti.Montaggio semplice.Strumento fantastico per quanto riguarda il ritorno dei suoni!

Harika bir ürün td02 versiyonuyla karşılaştırınca kesinlikle aradaki fiyat farkını hak ediyor. Kurulumu kolay ayrıca internet üzerinden kurulum için de videolar bulunuyor. Dahili Bluetooth kusursuz ve gecikmesiz çalışıyor aynı zamanda doğru kablo ve kayıt programı ile bilgisayarımdan kayıt almayı da denedim ve temiz kayıt alabildim. Kesinlikle öneririm.

Great product and the lowest price in the market was found in amazon.

J'ai joué à peu près 60h à ce stade en tant que débuttant. - Le son est excellent au casque, c'est très satisfaisant de jouer même en temps que débutant : le son est "beau". - Très compact même si en réalité on gagne surtout de la place sur la grosse caisse par rapport à un set accoustique. - Je joue avec des amis en studio sur de l'accoustique et la transition n'est absolument pas un problème - J'ai fixé une double pédable sur le pad de grosse caisse : ça marche nickel, je peux faire des drills de metal - le hithat numérique fonctionne incroyablement bien, on peut moduler l'ouverture et le faire "claquer" en le fermant d'un coup - le volume sonore est contenu C'est donc un bon set d'entrainement. Je dirais même que ça sonne "plus pur" sur cette batterie électronique que sur l'accoustique du studio. Evidemment l'accoustique sonne plus "chaud". Donc je dirais que pour s'entrainer c'est très bien. En revanche pour une scène live le son risque d'être un peu trop pur. Ca fera le taf mais il faut en tenir compte. Les limites : - les cymbales fonctionnent bien mais on entend le bruit de la frappe sur le caoutchouc a travers le casque quand on met le son pas trop fort et qu'on joue doucement. J'ai pas le casque le plus isolant du monde mais quand même. J'imagine que ca sera comme ça pour tous les sets electroniques. - les toms sont relativement petits. La caisse claire est de la bonne taille mais pour les toms il faut être précis. C'est un bon exercice mais ça complique un peu le jeu - Le "hardware" (le cadre) est assez bas. Je fais près de 2m et c'est difficile de monter suffisament le matériel pour être à l'aise. C'est aussi comme ça au studio avec l'accoustique. Au final je me suis adapté mais on gagnerait a avoir quelques cm de plus - c'est un kit discret mais pas inaudible. Avec un jeu léger la plupart des percussions ne passeront pas une porte fermée mais la pédale de grosse caisse fait vibrer le sol : on entend donc taper du pied. Faut pas espérer jouer au milieu de la nuit ou a proximité de gens très sensibles au bruit. Il existe des accessoires pour atténuer ce problème. En tant que jeune parent en maison il n'y a aucun soucis en journée, mais j'ai une sensibilité de parent (cad que je tolère bien le bruit) Au final je suis très content de l'achat : je prends du plaisir à m'entrainer tout seul et je peux transposer sans difficulté ce que j'ai appris sur un set en studio.