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Roland TD-9Item ID: TD9V-Tour Sound Module with USB, LCD Backlit Display, Quick Record/Play, Scope Mode, and Real Audio Songs and Patterns Special Order, But We Can Get It FastBecause of our great relationship with Roland, we can get this item as fast as or faster than anyone else. Please note that special orders are non-returnable and non-cancelable - Order online or call your Sweetwater Sales Engineer for information.Note: While most of the items we sell ship for free, this item does not qualify for free shipping due to special circumstances. Get more value at Sweetwater
From Our Research Team:This V-Drum Module is a Real Performer!The Roland TD-9 V-Drum sound module turns your V-Drums into incredibly powerful performance and rehearsal tools. The TD-9 is loaded with hundreds of new sounds, real audio songs and patterns, and it includes practical functions such as Scope Mode and Quick Record/Play functions for rehearsal and playback. A USB port lets you play along to streaming audio files, too. Its display is large and easy to read, and large buttons and controls make on-the-fly kit changes and edits a snap. Practice and play like a pro with the Roland TD-9.Roland TD-9 V-Drum sound module at a Glance:
Powerful sound module The TD-9 sound module is the anchor of Roland’s new Mid-line V-Drums kits. With hundreds of new sounds, real-audio songs and patterns onboard, plus new practice function of Scope and Quick Rec/Play built-in even with V-Hi-Hat (VH-11) full compatibility and 3-way ride triggering available, and a Scope Mode skill builder built-in, the TD-9 raises the bar significantly in its price range. Friendly interface Outfitted with a large, backlit display with accompanying oversized buttons and controls, the TD-9’s friendly and icon-based interface makes editing sounds and customizing kits, fast and fun. Drummers can play along with real-audio backing songs to build their own musical experience base. USB You can use the TD-9's USB port to play along to streaming audio files (WAV) of your choice. “Quick Record” and “Quick Play” features allow drummers to immediately record and play back solo drum parts, or drum parts performed with the backing songs. Roland TD-9 V-Drum Sound Module Features:
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Reviewsvery Good
by Matt from
Idk what y'all talking about... this is a reallly good module.. the sounds are amazing. Maybe you guys don't know how to tune the sounds.. i found, the sounds really awesome..
April 24, 2011 Music Background: Big bang for your buck
by Jerry Harwell from Traverse City Mi
You can't get a better sounding kit anywhere for less than $2,500! We purchased the td-9 SX for our church and everyone is amazed with the sounds. It is also very portable. you don't need to take i... read more [+]t apart to fit it in the back of a mini-van! close [-]
April 22, 2009 Music Background: Praise Band Drummer Very Nice
by Malcolm Lewis from Cordele, Georgia USA
I recently puchased the TD-9. I have not had the time to explore all the features. By nature of my job I am away a lot. However, within minutes I had the kit set up. Then a very brief glance at the ow... read more [+]ners manual showed me how to adjust the sounds for each module. This is the first electronic set I have owned, but not the first set I've played. Just like accoustic drums, this set up offers very good quality sounds. Or you can get funky, or even alien. There are hundreds of possibilitys listed in the book or you can just use the function keys and dial them up. There is also User kits that you build. It's fun and easy. The little time that I had so far brought up two concerns. The hi-hat volume and the headphone volume. Of course that can be easily fixed by adjusting other levels. Or maybe I just need a better monitor. close [-]
October 23, 2011 Music Background: Life Long Blues Man TD-9
by Gwen from Osage Beach, Mo
I have both the TD-6V and the older TD-8 V drum modules and found the TD-9 to be seriously lacking in comparison. My church purchased the unit, along with a Roland V drum kit, and I was excited to be ... read more [+]able to hear what the TD-9 offered. After several worship practices and live performances, I came away very dissapointed. The TD-9 has an "electronic" edgyness that makes it sound unrealistic,harsh and lacking depth. My ears soon grew tired of the TD-9 and longed for lush sounds of the TD-8 and TD-6. The TD-9 also has a considerable lack of "really usable" drumkits, as opposed to the other two modules. I consider myself blessed to have both the TD-6 and TD-8,either one blows the TD-9 away. In my opinion, Roland needs to go back to the drawing board on this module! close [-]
August 13, 2009 Music Background: Pro Musician agree with Gwen
by Sam Ash from Spokane
This is a review of the TD-9, not so much the TD-9sx which is the kit. I had a TD-12s before getting a TD-9sx. Why? I sold the TD-12 like a fool and later decided that was a mistake and needed to get ... read more [+]the drums back. I went with the lower priced TD-9SX and really regretted it. The sounds are so unsatisfying to my ears. Though the TD-12 was not what I would consider "real" at least it came close. The TD-9 is not even close. The centerpiece of a drum kit is the snare. The TD-9 snare sounds are crap imho. Maybe your ears will not mind the lack of authenticity of the snare sounds, but I would highly recommend saving up to get the TD-12 or TD-20. I'm hoping they come out with something entirely new in the next couple of years that will take e-drums to the next level, like a TD-3000 or whatever. Then I might consider paying another couple grand for a v-drums set. close [-]
November 22, 2010 Music Background: Professional Noodler Also popular
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