Roland TD-17KVX

So, yeah, all in all, a good solid entry into the line of electronic kits that Roland have available. Obviously they're always making improvements, al...

Just off the rack? Off the rack yeah and then CY 8 cymbals similar to TD 11 mm-hmm and it doesn't feature bluetooth ah so the TD 17 KV has PDX 8s arou...

TD-17 is better. Since it has the TD-50 sounds, while the TD-25 does only have the older TD-30 sounds. The sample layering feature, the SD card slot a...

They make the best hi-hats in the entire business. When you step back and take a look at the drum pads and the cymbals overall, it's a great package. ...

Hi guys,. i’ve found that roland td 17kvx (currently 1600€) and td 27k (2000€) might be the best options for me, since i’m looking for something very durable and something that can give me somewhat the feeling of an acoustic drum.

First, lets get over the fact that it does not come with a bass drum pedal. Roland deserves praise for not sticking us with a proprietary pedal. If you are spending this kind of money, you should be far enough along in your understanding to know why they didn't include a pedal. They do make more aff...

The TD-17KVX is a great kit, I personally own one, it is out of your price range though. The Alesis strike pro is also pretty good now I hear. It's just really nice to have a actual hi-hat stand to go with your kit, makes all the difference. I'd recommend taking a look at 65 drums youtube channel, he has lots of great videos on E-kits of all ranges.

The kit itself is fantastic but you need to ensure that you buy a high hat stand or you will not be able to use that piece. The pictures are misleading from what actually comes with the kit. No pedals are included. It's bad business to mislead customers.

Try to find some demo kits at music stores to try the feel. Roland and Yamaha are the ones with high quality, but they also make some entry level kits. Maybe Roland 17KVX and up.

Great to find out that there's a really good chance the 2nd crash will stop working due to a known flaw. This is a very frustrating design flaw that wasn't worth the stress.