- Is the TD716 worth it over the TD27KV2?
- The TD716 adds the V71 module, a larger DW-developed sound library and the full digital pad set. If you want the most expressive Roland kit and will use its editing depth, it is the stronger choice; the TD27KV2 covers most players for less.
- Does it work with double kick pedals?
- Yes. The KD-18-BK kick pad uses an 18-inch shell with a drum head sensor and accepts a standard double pedal.
- Can I add more pads and cymbals?
- Yes. The V71 module has spare trigger inputs for extra pads and cymbals, so the six-piece kit can grow.
- How loud is it in an apartment?
- The mesh heads and rubber cymbals are much quieter than acoustic drums, but the kick and pad impacts still travel through floors. A riser helps in shared buildings.
- What comes in the box?
- The kit includes the V71 module, PD-14DSX snare, VH-14D hi-hats, CY-18DR ride, PD-10X and PD-12X toms, two 16-inch V-Cymbals, the KD-18-BK kick pad, rack and cabling. Sticks, throne and pedals are not included.
- Can I record with it?
- Yes. The V71 sends MIDI and multi-track audio over USB to a computer, and it has analog outputs for an interface or PA.
- Where is the Roland TD716 V-Drums Electronic Drum Kit cheapest?
- At Musician's Friend, for $8,799.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Roland TD716 V-Drums Electronic Drum Kit?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Guitar Center, Musician's Friend.