John Wilson
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Ventura, California, USA
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Posted 26 Jun 2011 3:50 pm |
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$Sold outside of the Forum - b0b, please close
Thanks all for looking. J.
Excellent cond. Roland TD-3 V-Compact Series Electronic kit.
Extras:
mesh PD-80R snare
Drum throne
Upgraded Sonor kick pedal
Manual (on CD) and xtra sheet
Download the manual here:
http://www.roland.com/products/en/_support/om.cfm?PRODUCT=TD-3
These kits go for $450-$700 on eBay, and the sub $500 ones are usually beat up.
The Roland TD-3 Kit is the fastest and most affordable way to get into a real V-Drums set. This expandable kit includes Roland's TD-3 Percussion Sound Module with high-quality sounds and unbelievable expressiveness, new dual-trigger pads and cymbals, plus an upright kick trigger, onboard rhythm training exercises and more--giving you natural playing feel at a great price point. The back of the TD-3 features nine trigger inputs, making it possible to add more pads. There's always room to expand and upgrade the affordable V-Compact Series. Roland's most affordable V-Drums set based on new TD-3 Percussion Sound Module, plus new pads, cymbals, kick trigger and hi-hat controller.
TD-3 includes 114 new and high-quality sounds, 32 drum kits and onboard Ambience and compression effects, Enhanced Rhythm Coach function with helpful rhythm training exercises plus Phrase Preview function makes auditioning and selecting drum kits easy.
Set contains, (3) PD-8 rubber pads, and Roland's mesh PD-80R snare. Supports separate head/rim triggering on snare and bow/edge triggering on hi-hat, (2) CY-8 dual-trigger Cymbal Pads with "swinging" motion including cymbal "chokes", (1) KD-8 Kick Trigger Pad with vertical design for natural feel and reduced tremble (double bass pedal compatible) and (1) FD-8 Hi-Hat Controller allows smooth hi-hat sounds from open to closed. Everything you need to start gigging, recording or practicing!
John
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