NEW Roland TD-17KVX2 E-Drum Set | Gear | Thomann
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- Опубликовано: 1 дек 2022
- Fred shows you all the cool features of the brand new Roland TD-17KVX2 E-Drum Set!
What's your must have feature on an e drum kit? Let us know in the comments!
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Just awesome!
I'm getting them!
I'm thinking about buying one of these. Here's my question. I currently have a Tama acoustic kit that has a felt beater. Is that ok to use on this kit? I know that felt shouldn't be used on a mesh but I can't find any info on what the kick drum is made of. Maybe I can turn my current beater and use the plastic side? Thank you
Beautiful presentation!
I have a question: I own a td 17 first version.
Is it possible to get the same sounds with upgrades?
Thank you
Yes, that should be possible if you update it to the latest version
I’m looking right now between this and the Roland td7kv2. Obviously this one is of higher quality but the more “compact” size of the td7 is what’s swinging me toward buying it. Is it possible to arrange this setup more compact so the “footnote” is much smaller than on this video?
looking at roland website specs, the td17kv2 is 3 inches wider than the td07kv. depth and height are identical.
Can the hi hats be mounted and not on a traditional stand?
The TD-17KV2 has a rack mounted hi-hat and one less cymbal compared to the TD-KVX2
"This kit is perfect for beginners"
The kit: 2000€
Less than that, and you’ll be buying rubbish that doesn’t perform well and doesn’t last. That’s not good for beginners.
@@kikodrums9239 what are you talking about? The TD17KVX2 doesnt perform well? Why? Thank you very much.
@@trexabyte9943 No, I mean kits less than the TD-17 won’t perform as well and won’t be durable. The TD-17 is a great beginner kit.
@@kikodrums9239 is there a kit you can recommend for more advanced drummers with tiny budget? haha😄 Maybe even a pro player with a buged near 2000€ Thank you very much!
@@kikodrums9239 It's more than just a beginners kit though. Advanced drummers can also use these very well.
It's just a very solid E-Drum.
How do I tune my mesh heads like this which interval do you use and how do you measure the tone you are going for? Or is it just by ear ?
Since they are mesh heads, you don't tune them for the tone, but more for the feel.
@@MichaelDionneDrummer sure but still they give you a Sound when hitting them and I could tune for that Sound couldn't I?
@@bleistik821 Sure, but it won't affect the sound coming from the module. It will only affect the acoustic sound of the pad
@@MichaelDionneDrummer yes but if I would, for whichever reason play my e-drum with the Module turned of, it would sound better.
Which brings me back to my question, how would I do that?
@@bleistik821 The same way as you would do with acoustic heads. Tighten or loosen the lugs to the desired pitch on each pad and make sure that each lug on the same pad has the same pitch.
I bought one of these but it didn’t come with a hi hat stand, and it said that the c 5 crash is to be used as a hi hat, is this normal?
You may have the td-17kv2 instead of the kvx2? the c5 cymbal is the hi hat for the KV2. The KVX2 should include two CY12C-T crash cymbals and the VH-10 hi hat.
If you have the c5 hi hat, you do not need a hi hat stand as it mounts onto the frame. If you have the VH-10 hi hat, you need to buy a hi hat stand separately, and there are many options.
If you ever want to upgrade kv2 to kvx2 down the road, you'll just need to buy a VH10 (or other compatible hi hat) + hi hat stand, and a second crash.
TD-17KV2 components:
Drum sound module: TD-17 x 1
Snare: PDX-12 x 1
Tom: PDX-8 x 3
Hi-Hat: CY-5 x 1
Hi-Hat control pedal: FD-9 x 1
Crash: CY-12C-T x 1
Ride: CY-14R-T x 1
Kick: KD-10 x 1
TD-17KVX2 components:
Drum sound module: TD-17 x 1
Snare: PDX-12 x 1
Tom: PDX-8 x 3
Hi-hat: VH-10 x 1
Crash: CY-12C-T x 2
Ride: CY-14R-T x 1
Kick: KD-10 x 1
@@rxw5520 thank you so much! I definitely have the 17KV2
It sounds so electronic. I want something more natural.
Alesis Strata comes with dedicated VST DRUM LIBRARY. Okay, It is 2024, and Roland is still playing around with people with these ridiculous samples.
FOR THIS TD17, you would need a laptop and some serious drum sample libraries.
Too much talking and presenting the Marketing facts, could be the Video from the roland Company to promote the kit..
Thanks for your feedback :) To us it's just important to give a general overview which includes the main facts. What would you have been interested in seeing or hearing instead?
Come on, it wasn't that bad.