Roland TD11K VS TD11KV
Vložit
- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- There's a $600 Price difference between the two kits. Which one is the better value? The TD11k or the TD11kv?
Links To Videos I Mentioned:
TD11 Kit Examples
• TD-11K V-Drums Perform...
• drum-tec presents: Pla...
How Music Store Can Give Free Stuff In Bundles:
(BEWARE: old videos are cringey)
• Are Drumset Bundles Wo...
Drumset Specs:
TD11k:
Kick: KD9 8.6 Inches 219mm
Snare: PDX8 10in 8in Playing Surface
Toms: PD-8A (no Rim Zone)
Crash: CY8
Ride: CY8
Hi-Hat: CY5 and FD-8 12in
Weight
21.5 kg
47 lbs. 7 oz.
TD11kv:
Kick: KD9
Snare: PDX8 10 Inches 8in Playing Surface
Toms: PDX-6 8in 6.5in Playing surface (dual zone)
Floor Tom: PDX8 10in 8in Playing Surface
Crash: CY12C 12 in
Ride: CY13R 13in
Hi-hat: CY5 and FD-8 12in
Weight
22 kg
48 lbs. 9 oz.
TD11 Module
50 Kits:
Instruments: 190
Tone Controls:
Tuning, Muffling, Snare Buzz, Strainer, Tone Color, Volume, Pan
Effects:
Ambience (10 types) 4-band equalizer
Ambiance Controls: Type, Character, Size, Wall, Shape
USB File types: WAV/MP3
Pads: 9 (actual number of pads you can plug in. With cable splitter, this number increases dramatically
As you can see, the only difference is the toms, crash, and ride pads. Only buy these drumsets used. They are overpriced at the moment, and you can save $500 if you look hard enough.
65 Drums Tshirt Store!
teespring.com/...
(If you buy through though these links, it helps the channel with a small commission through Amazon.)
My Favorite Edrum Headphones:
amzn.to/2sOWFHH
My Favorite Drum Throne:
amzn.to/2pOAmjD
Handy Way To Record Your Electronic Drums:
amzn.to/2oSArli
Here's a tutorial on how to use it ^
• How I Record My Electr...
Click This Link To Subscribe!
www.youtube.co...
Facebook: 65 Drums
Instagram: 65.Drums
Twitter: 65_Drums
I was hesitating between the roland TD11K and the yamaha DTX532k and finally I went for the yamaha drumset because it has a moving hi hat (more realistic feel), I found the roland snare too bouncy (like a trampoline), the yamaha snare seems more realistic to me, and I got a bundle on sam ash including the complete drumset + throne and kickpedal for 990 USD. Overall I am super satisfied with my purchase.
hi i am decided from same reason... yamaha has better price and offer you hihat stand plus real feel hihat including pcy135 cymbals what looks great morethan cy8 in roland td11..... but unfortunately my dtx502 module broke down with aux in connector and the sound of mp3 is mixed with like resonance and reverb so iam dissapointed... in this case but kit looks great for 949 Euro.
You can detune the hihat mesh head dumb dumb... And now TD11k is now going for 400 bucks used
I bought a TD11-KV 2 years ago. Returned it after 4 weeks. Felt like and sounded like a toy. I held off and bought a TD50-KV. Very happy now.
I got the TD11KV-SE, which has all the hardware of the TD25KV (bigger rack, VH-11, extra cymbal, PDX100 snare), and I find it's pretty bloody fantastic, really. It's takes some time in the settings, but I've been able to customise the sounds to get to something that sounds really good, and has been blowing people away at gigs with the sound quality
Thanx Justin! Just got my TD-11KV for $500 used. The Hi-Hat pedal needs the Rubber Actuator replaced, this should leave the kit in almost new condition. I plan to use as a MIDI controller with Apple's Mainstage and/or Ableton.
great price. im looking at a td11k for $300....now I'm not sure!
@@crieverytim Mesh tom heads, 3 zone ride cymbal are worth every extra penny. Would never go back to rubber pads.
@@kirtandreamrezzer trying to make that happen asap! Debating just getting the td27kv
I bought a second hand TD11KV around two months ago, it was around two years old and only used in the home. I use in our band room it is great and I can now control the drum sound level very easily, with my acoustic set it was an issue. I still have my old TD6 at home which I still practice with on occasions. The TD11KV pad sizes were an issue but I am getting used to them and they feel more like an acoustic set. You are right about the HiHat Justin it would be better with the VH11, I am also considering swapping the snare pad for a PDX100. The fact that is due for an update is not an issue for me as we really only play 60’s to 80’s music, so I only need acoustic kits and I now can configure the User Kits how I want but that's not to say I wouldn't upgrade if I had the spare cash, I am a 71 year old drummer, started at 16 years old stopped at 20 years old (big mistake) but happily started again at 52 years old, so the portability of the edrums was a big factor and I love them. Keep up the good work Justin, I love to watch you young drummers you are all full of good information dedication and enthusiasm, I wish the internet had been available when I was starting out.
I own the Roland td-11k drum set with an additional crash cymbal and I personally love it. The sounds out of the box aren't great but with some little adjustments, you can make this drum set sound pretty good. The rubber tom pads are my only real gripe about this kit but they are honestly not that bad, plus you can always find used mesh tom pads that will probably be a cheaper option then buying the td-11kv. But if you have enough money for a td-25k or td-25kv, I would personally go for those drum sets because of the better module and sounds. I still recommend the td-11k, but the smarter option now would probably be to wait and see what Roland has in store for us in the future.
600$ difference... unjustified. I would buy the K version, sell the 2x CY-8 cymbals for 100$ and buy a CY-12C (100$) and a CY-13 (120$) used on ebay. For the pads I would get rid of the 3x PD-8 (80$) and buy 2 used PDX-100 (100$ each) and one used PDX-8 (80$). This way I would have a better version of the TD-11KV with 10" snare, 10" floor and 2x 8" rack for the price of a TD-11K + 320$.
Honestly i wouldnt even bother changing the crash cymbal, i'd just put in the money for the new ride cymbal and MAYBE the pads if the rubber really bothers you that much.
Thank you! This video alerted me to the existence of the TD-17 series (since your prediction from Aug 2017 was correct about Roland release timing)
Kevin the 17 is a must have!
@@harrygaylordrums Is it still worth it to buy TD17kvx now??? Or is it near the end of its lifespan??? But I am shocked by how he could predict TD17... hahahaha
@@MElroy97 it uses tech from the td 50, plus there is still nothing in that price range. I still have mine from launch and its held great. I'd say its still a must have in 2020.
Hi! I have owned a TD11KV for about 3 years and i still like it, it does have good quality as it's still in good condition after 3 years of pretty intense playing and some hard hitting( If i play any Rock or Metal), the sounds is for me pretty decent but thats after alot of editing but it's only like one or two good kit sounds, other kits like some Jazz kits etc just sounds like crap if you ask me. I Love the cymbals as they have good feel and like the 3 zone ride and the mesh toms, a few years ago when i bought it i think it was worth buying it(eventhough it was overprized back then to) but now would not recomend buying it new. The reason i have this kit and won't upgrade is because i moslty use it for practice and some playing just for fun but i would never want to use it live, the other reason is that im studying at a music high school and they have the TD30 and many great aucostic kits wich i can play. So a short summary: It is a pretty decent drum kit but it is very overprized and i would not say it's worth buying the 11kv new today but if you find a used for a good deal i could recomend it:) This comes from a drummer with 7 years experience boht live and studio experienced and have owned and played Both aucostic and digital
Btw i Love you videos Justin! They are very well made and informative, greetings from Sweden!:)
Hi buddy haver you had some issues on hi hat pedal controller? Mine might be rubber
Hey justin been watching ur videos since i got my electronic kit back in november just wanted to say as another e drum nerd ur channel and videos are great they have taught me so much stuff i look foreword to ur videos every time i see a new one in my subscriptions box keep up the great work man
Dude thank you so much!
Agree on the cymbal pads on the TD11K cymbals v TD11KV! The double zone v triple zone is the big difference
I totally agree, it's a important upgrade on the kv version
Super helpful, thanks. A used kv is on sale at a GC near me for $900, you gave me some ammo to either talk them down or save up a little more money to buy it.
I just saw your video you save my money. I have already ordered but I was really confused, but you made me relax thank you for uploading this video lots of love from India.
I just spent long time considering the two kits and in the end I went for a used td11 kv.
I could have gotten a brand new TD11 for the same price but I went for a used td11 KV for £800, I just dont want the rubber pads and the cymbals are far better on the KV.
Good review though, it would have saved me a lot of time if I was buying now
Great choice! I never understand why people buy a lower end drumset: when they could buy a nicer used version for the same money :)
If you still have the TD-11k drumset in 2022 like me and you want to upgrade it, here are some recommended upgrade parts: Toms PDX-100, Snare PDA120LS (can be mounted on a snare stand), Hihat VH-11V (can be mounted on a hihat stand). If you need a larger rack, you can use any type of rack that has 38mm tubes.
Thanks for the video. I got my TD11KV new with the DW2000 ror 1190 bucks. I wouldn't even consider getting the TD11K because of the cymbals. Users beware: UPGRADE THE SNARE AND HI HAT. They are the weakest things on this kit.
I own both. I modified the stand and put it all into one kit ! both were used about $1300CA total and works great ! and yes the KV cymbals are better !!
I think I was the one who gave you this video idea this was long awaited from me and it was a cool video :)
you know what, I think you're right, it took awhile but I finally made it lol :)
Which is better? The TD 11KV or the TD 1DMK? I noticed the TD 11KV cost more used than the TD 1DMK new. Any advice on what my best bet would be would be appreciated. Thanks
I actually own the TD11KV and I have to say - I'm very pleased for the purpose I bought it for. I have it connected to my PC and have a VST for the sounds, so all I need the drum module for is the USB plug. I got it for the mesh heads, 3 zone ride, quality cymbals overall and the easy option of having e-drum spliters and connect a few more cymbals off the tom rims so I can mimic my actual acoustic drum set. If I have to be honest - this is the best compact drum set out there. For someone that doesn't look at a price tag as the driving factor and can afford to spend the extra money and needs the compact size to practice - it's great. You mentioned your distaste with the 8" toms' playing surface, but I have to be honest - you need to hit the center of the thing after all. Let's be honest - if you want good drum sounds, the TD30 level is the bare minimum where you can actually enjoy the thing without VST.
I bought my TD-11k at a big discount as it was a floor model and they wanted to move it to make way for the newer TD-17.
Not a fan of the rubber pads from the outset so I replaced them with mesh pads.
I have also replaced the ride cymbal with a CY-12.
Because of the discounted price of the kit and the fact that I upgraded with slightly used pads, I have been able to tailor my kit to my liking.
Would not have been possible if I bought the more expensive KV kit.
I have the TD-11kv and happy about it. Its quiet and small in size, perfect for me. I'm using it for practis and live.......yes live :). Added on a extra crash and a PDX-100 as snare drum....works great. Using Vexpression sync kit in my TD11 module, in my ears it works greate trough the PA system.....the rest of the band is happy to:). Have to say that i'm not a super drummer, never played on a good acoustic drum set....so how a snare drum or, tom or a kick really should sound, I cant say. But I think most of the people we play for can't tell the difference either....I hope:). The feedback I get from people is positive.
So it works for me, but maybe not for a "real" drummer :).
The pdx-8 snare pad. If you hit that plastic rim you get a loud thwack . Being a not very good drummer it happened to me a lot so I sold it and put in a 14inch acoustic snare converted with a mesh head and a Roland RT10 clip on trigger.
I have the TD11KV and really like it. I was able to talk a local shop into selling it to me for $1200 - at that price it was easy to go with this one over the TD11K. I agree that most of the onboard sounds are a bit dated - I mostly use VST's, but will use a couple of the built in kits on occasion. For $1600, I think this kit would need to include the hi-hat and possibly a second crash or floor tom.
Great review man! Someone in my area is selling a TD11K for $500 and I wanted to see if it'd be worth my money of if I'd save some more and get a TD11KV. Life saver. Haha!
I own a TD-11KV and I like it but I wish I did more research before I bought it. I wish I knew about this channel before I bought it! Lol. All in all it is a good kit, BUT if I knew what I know now I would've waited a little longer and gotten a TD-25k or KV. Right now I'm saving up for a VH-11 and eventually plan on swapping out the module for a better one. When I bought this drum set it was on sale for $1400. I still feel like I paid way too much but now I know better. If you're reading this, my recommendation would be to save your money and buy something better.
Don't discount your TD-11 module until you have tried the VEX kits for it. I bought a TD-11 kit from a local church a couple of months ago. It is not any of the ones mentioned in the review. I believe it was based on a TD-9SX, but with a TD-11 module and a PD-120 snare -- so I am very satisfied with the hardware. After a few weeks of playing, however, I was already looking for a replacement module. I tried a lot of tweaking, but still couldn't get things to my satisfaction. As a last ditch effort, I bought the VEX Masters 50 Artist kits. I thought I could find at least a few that I would like. As it turns out, I'm having trouble trying to find ones to get rid of to make room. The Mike Portnoy kit is my favorite right now and it sounds AMAZING!!
Arent most sound kits like that literally just the stock sounds you have on the kit but modified to specific numbers? seems like a ripoff when you could just listen and make the adjustments yourself. I could be wrong
Believe me, I was skeptical. I took a gamble on them and it paid off for me. They really get a lot of mileage out of the stock sounds. It's kind of like a great guitarist that can tweak a crappy guitar and amp and make them sound descent.
Very cool video....it is May 2020, and after 21 surgeries (I am only 54) my professional drumming days are over....but I am buy a used TD-KV tomorrow for about $800....very lightly used and it comes with a Tama Iron Cobra double pedal also for $800.....and this will be enough for my just f*ckin around...gotta love Roland!
So I was searching for a well priced td-11kv a couple months back but came across a craigslist listing for a month old td-11 for $400... with a roc n soc throne and a pearl eliminator kick pedal. Best drum purchase I’ve made. I’ll be wanting to upgrade sometime in the near future but for a practice kit (living in an apartment and all) it does the trick for now.
If you really got it for that price, you got the deal of the century.
Great deal!
@@Flamadiddle2 how about $300 for a td11k in 2022?
@@crieverytim are you buying or selling? great price if the kit is in good condition and even better if they are throwing in extras like pedal/throne.
@@Flamadiddle2 buying. only throwing in a USB cable lol. no brainer if it had pedal and throne. im gonna buy a $300 DW 9000 anyway and the Roland double bass pedal. get those out of the way so when I finally jump to the 27 or 17, there's not as much strain on the wallet
Great Video.I own a new $1300 TD-11kv. Yes I paid full price. Ouch. I've seen your video on how Roland needs to give a bit more bang for the buck. So many new companies coming out with stuff. I love this kit but it should be a bit cheaper. Next up on the Roland chain was $ 1999 and I would have liked to have that but the price just does not make sense. TD-11kv is lots of fun. When I do upgrade TD-30 50 I will get a used kit. Its like driving a new car off the lot the price you paid is not what it is worth unless you buy it used.
Bro the toms on the Td11k are dual zone, they do have rim sounds. not sure how you missed that. The Module is the same. I bought the 3 Zone ride, now I have that , and 2 dual zone crash. works great. I use the 2 edge for crash, and the 2 top for a 3rd crash and a china.
thanks for clarifying
Good review as per wait and see for the current 2nd hand/next generation. I'd still go for the KV over the base 11, having had mine for over two years imho the consistency of tensionable, mesh-to-mesh sticking means one less and major distraction of not playing a similar acoustic kit. Another bonus is if you want to use the 11KV's module and small, mesh tom to work as a hybrid add-on for clave/cowbell/ clap effect they can easily be accommodated on a mesh head and rim dual selection; whereas you'd need two, big bouncy pads of the plain 11 tom.
For recording, the other minor additional cost of an exclusive Roland wi-fi only dongle or MIDI/iRig adapter may also sway your choice for or against others in-brand or from Yamaha etc
I've got the TD11K as a practise set to muck around on for my first drum set. It's serving me very well and I beat it up with hard Rock music, it doesn't even miss a beat. The kids out of the box aren't good, you'll only want to make your own custom kits to use. The lack of a bell sucks though and honestly you would be better off getting the KV if you had to or ideally, save up for the TD25 (what I'm currently doing) or Alesis Strike. The rubber pads aren't that bad to play either for the toms, they are very loud though when stuck. The snare mount needs to also be addressed by Roland, when hitting the snare it gradually moves down over time and you have to adjust it back up.
It has it's flaws but all in all a great beginner drum set to learn to play on then upgrade later.
great words of wisdom as usual, Justin!
I BOUGHT THE TD-11KV FOR $4500HKD ($574TWD) WITH THE DRUM THRONE AND KICK DRUM PEDAL(Iron Cobra)!!!
I'm still hoping I could get the KV by the end of this year. I played it at my local Long and Mquade, I really liked the feel and the fact that it's more quiet than the K. Or at least from my experience
Justin, it seems like you used to be a lot more positive about the TD11k. Have you changed your opinion over time.? I have to say I am very pleased with it. At the price point, it's great for me!
Just picked up theTD11 KV in like new condition with a DW5000 kick, throne and Simmons drum speaker. All for $800.00. Found it from a local seller online. Deals are out there.
Hey dude just found your CZcams channel recently... the TD11kv is the set I have but I am not a drummer, I am a guitar player I mainly bought it because our PA system from Line 6 "the dream stage " it will record without a computer and does a pretty good job of it. I think electronic drums sound way better through PA system and also you don't have to worry about whether your drummer knows how to tune drums and they always sound perfect to me I guess it's kind of like if I asked you if you could hear a difference between a tube amp and a modeler... lol
I think it's a much better deal maybe not $600 worth but duel trigger pads and chokes on cymbals also now they've lowered the price $200 right before Christmas. Got my Kv set for $1000 off of craigslist 2yrs ago and they were only a-year-old.
You were talking about misconception for electronic drums on another video and I definitely agree with you. I would much rather play my guitar in front of electronic drums at church instead of acoustic ones even a Shield is not enough to control the (been there done that), you definitely need a booth and a well insulated one and Mic's which then brings the price range of those acoustic drums way away from the electronic ones for a church of our size and budget.
What do you think of the TD15?
Hey, Justin. I think something worth mentioning was the fact that if someone was going for the TD-11KV at $1600, they would go better off getting the TD-25K for $1700 with an upgraded snare, a VH-11, and new module. It's $1700 on Kraft Music as of RIGHT NOW due to a price drop offer. It's also $1700 on other websites so maybe the price might stay? You could also find it used at about that price or less.
I should have mentioned that, thanks for bringing it up
Thanks a lot for this.
I wish you would have the Millenium brand from Thomann so you could give us your advice on those drumsets too!
would these drums still be a good buy (used) now in 2021? planning to buy my first kit and really leaning towards used Roland kits vs bnew alesis (nitro / surge mesh). Would love any advice on this. I'm not a seasoned drummer but I used to play years ago and wanted to go back to playing while at home.Thanks for this comparison
what prices are you seeing? im looking at a td11k for $300. think I'll buy it and sell in a few months and splurge on a td27k
Hello,
I have been watching your channel for a bit and I really enjoy it! I have the TD-11K and think its great! You said that the sounds were passable for 2012? I do disagree with that. I think the set still sounds great today. You can also edit the sounds on each kit. Its also a great practice kit! I am wondering if I did want to update the kit should I just get a new brain for it? Im honestly not sure. I do think people give e kits a bad rep. I think they are great!
Thanks. I have a Pintech kit (a brand you give no love!) and I saw a well priced used TD-11 locally. I wanted to see the difference and really I was most interested in whether the module would be better than my pintech modules (it doesn't sound like it is).
4:44 You were right! hahaha
A bit confusing...the "best for $1200-$1500" video mentions the TD-11K sounds the best out of the competition. The DTX532K is only $100 bucks more now, but it was part of that list. It's also ~5 years old at this point. I guess now is an awkward time to buy as a newbie. I don't see a reason to wait though as I don't see them making any significant improvements. Plus, the 11K is down to $899 new now. I don't see a reason to buy a sub $500 kit and get an inferior experience and just end up upgrading within a few months and I can't justify $2.5k on a hobby I don't know if I'll completely stick with so...11K it is I guess!
Hello Justin, thanks for the video. I really appreciate it! M.
Alto music is selling the td-25k for $1600 used in mint condition on eBay. I just got one a few weeks ago. It was still in the factory packaging with no signs of wear what so ever.
That's a sold price :)
Dissing my kit! lol.
Can the modual get upgraded sounds?
The biggest drawback for me with this drum set is when you play the hi-hat really fast it sounds cheap.
Hi Justin! In several of your videos you mention that a module is/sounds dated or is at the end of its life span. What exactly do you mean by this? Is it that the technology is outdated and won't be compatible with newer stuff or is it that it sounds like something out of the 80s or 90s? Maybe you could do a quick video about this.
All I mean when I say a drumset is dated: I'm just saying a drumset doesn't sound as good as new drumsets and/or the pads aren't as good as other drumsets that are newer and of the same price.
I'd go for the TD17KV ;-)
I want to ask what should I upgrade to my TD-11kv??(I already got it used for 4500 hkd/575 usd...I didn’t saw this video since today....is it a good deal???) I like the kit quite a lot!! But the cons of the kit for me is that I always hit the plastic ring thing on the snare and toms......it annoyed me as hell.....A lot of times when I am practicing new fast fills, I would keep on hitting the plastic ring over and over again......I have no idea why Roland added it......( Although I know there must be a reason)
next buy, good job by Roland
1:23 **correction, even thougn this is an old video - this cymbal pad is 9.5 inches across!
Hi Justin! I'm able to pick up a second-hand td-11kv for 600$ (Negotiable). This is for a drummer who intends to plug in EZ drummer 2 and needs the kit to be used live. I am also going to upgrade to the VH-11 as soon as I can. Is it worth it, or would you recommend something else?
That's a fair price for the kit
@@65Drums Thanks Justin.
Where is 65 drums located at
next to 64 drums ;-)
I have a couple PD-8s and they do have a rim trigger on the edge.
+ed salisch this is a PD8A pad, it's a variation of without the rim zone
Sheesh, they didn't have any PD6s lying around... my old TD3 came with the dual zones...
+ed salisch I know, it makes no sense at all. Roland it on purpose
Yo justin so im sooo happy to tell u i convinced my parents to buy me a roland yamaha alesis or kat kit but my question was my budget is about 1000$ im trying to decide between a cheaper drum set like the kat kt4 or 3 with a great module and lots of large rubber drums and cymbal pads but its very similar to my current simmons sd9k from 2006 or 2007 iexcluding the kickass module on the kat kits the simmons sd modules are a joke. Or should i go with a roland td11k or wether i should upgrade to the kv for the all mesh drums or the roland td4sx missing one rack tom and with a snare stand for 800$ used on guitar center and btw the roland and yamaha kits im looking at are all used so there under 1000$ thx so much bro if u awnser it helps so much ive been watching ur channel since i got into E drumming over a year ago ive learned and grown so much as a drummer overall thx
2019
Q1: Does every brand of electronic drum kit have a stereo line/headphone outputs for silent practice?
Q2: If any of the drum parts gets overused, can you replace them with individual parts?
Anyone? Thank you!
The answer to both questions is a yes
great useful video.thank u so much!!appreciate it much
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching :)
Hi Justin, I would like to ask you about the difference between a TD9 and a TD11 model. Which one is better? Should I change it? Thanks.
The TD9 is much better in my opinion. The TD9 is an older version of the TD27 actually. So it's one step up from the TD11.
what do think of the headphones Alesis SRP100 ? are the good or should I get the Status OB-1?
Dear Friend, I sold my Mapex Drum and was planning to buy a Td11-kv, I live in Brazil and here the price of a used one is pretty much the same of a new. You said that Roland probably is going launch a new module. 2 doubts:
1 - Will they launch in the same price, or highers?
2 - I'm planning to buy a EZdrummer, should I worry about a dated module?
Thank's!
Hey man thanks for the inputs here. I am trying to see if its worth to buy a Td-11kv at 1650 canadian? Ill appreciate you inputs on this one. TIA
I have pd-8 pads and there is a rim zone, you just wouldn't know it from looking at it. But I found out there are two zones by accident.
there are PD8 pads and PD8A pads - PD8 has 2 zones but PD8A Has 1
So when will there be a new version of this kit and will it be better than the td11kv?
I sure HOPE the new version will be better lol. I think it's coming out next year
Would like Some advice. At the moment i play acoustic, but I rather would play electronic since I start to play more with songs and with headphones on gets bit annoying. Now I'm looking for an electric drumset that's a bit budget but still useful to perform on stage with. Is Roland TD-10 an option or is that to less?
Damn! Why didn't i find your videos when i was an apprentice in the drum department of a musicstore? :D
hahaha I'm sure you were knowledgeable about them :) Every time I walk into a music store I pretend I don't know much about the edrums. But alot of the people that work in music stores really don't know a thing about them unfortunately :/
hey man! great contents, can I ask you what is the cheapest (old) model with the possibility to import your own sounds? possibly from both roland and yamaha.
The 2Box drumit modules can import sounds and sounds allot better than my TD-11. I have got a 64 Gb SD card loaded with samples from the best VST (SD3 ,GGD, Ezdrummer 2, SSD5 ect) and I sampled my own Sonor kit. I picked up an old 2Box drumit 5 mk1 for $350.
Thank you I'm currently looking for my first e drums
good luck :)
Hello Justin,
I'm from Brazil, and I have a td 11 k in my church, and I bought a cy 13 r but I can not configure the bell mode of it, I only get the edge and the blow. Would you be able to guide me on this? I was scared to have bought wrong, because in the specification does not say that it is for the td 11k. And now?
The cy 13 r has 3 zones but in the module I can not configure the 3 zones. I only get two zones, the bell I can not.
so its 9 inputs including the individual quarter inch input on the right side of the module?
I bought a 11KV second hand in as-new condition. Im quite happy with it for the price, I've added another cymbal trigger to it, looking for double pedal options atm. At first I was a bit iffy without having the hi hat stand but got used to it pretty quick.
What are the differences between TD11K and TD1K PX2 please? Is that the the internal sound (headset) for TD1K PX2 is very soft please? I tried in the workshop today and turned the volume to 20 the highest, but the internal sound was soft (not loud enough). Not sure if I had missed out any key/button the make the volume louder.
It seems that it is the newest model while TD11K is old model. Don’t know which one I should buy. Tomorrow 1/1 is the deadline for the promotion and I have to make a decision ASAP. I need your advice please.
In Canada we can get a TD 11KV new on sale for $1150. Must be on its way out
Can anyone help me out? I'm looking to buy the TD11KV, but if I can't put it up in a closet after each time playing it I can't get it right now. Is that a viable thing to do, like fold it up a bit and store it in a closet after each drumming session?
Is that price difference justifiable? Like, is the cost of manufacturing a 3-zone ride, mesh pads etc. really worth $600 more? The economics of why they'd release these two as competitors in the first place kinda baffles me.
It's roland. It's what they do.
I'd love to know, in order, which are the best Roland drums?
Can you just buy a td-k and then as time goes by, purchase 3 zone cymbals and mesh pads one by one until you got a better all around kit.Which also makes me wonder, if you could just take a step further and start replacing your individual pieces like with a new heavier duty rack and then a better module and then perhaps a mesh bass drum and so on.Kinda just using this td-k as the starting point but always aiming higher piece by piece on like ebay or amazon.
Yes everything can be upgraded :)
right now td-11k are going for 500-600$ is it even worth it or should a td9 or td17 be on my list
Is it not possible to change the module to something much better?
I just bought the 11KV for $800. I ain’t mad lmao I’m upgrading from an Alesis Nitro
The drum sounds in the td-11 module are very cringey and annoy the hell out of me😥which software do you recommend using?
+Iyed Mechergui Steven State or superior Drummer. Addictive drums is a cheaper option as well
TD11 kv or TD9 kw ? What is better ? I am guitarist and will try drums
TD9 in my opinion
If the brain of TD1KPX2 is not powerful, can I change it please?
I just saw the 25K dropped 300 bucks to 1699. I hope your right though about Roland coming out with a new kit to replace this one.
And just an FYI for all, my td11k has been absolutely amazing for the last 2.5 years. I beat the hell out of it and its given me no problems. Its time though soon to upgrade, can't wait for its replacement.
I found one for R10,000 which is $680 (td11kv) second hand.
Worth it?
What do you suggest in TD-11KV price segment? In my country (Ukraine) btw, it costs $2000 from authorized dealers.
Ivan C. Слава Украине! Бери ведра пластиковые и не парься
На полиэтиленовых пакетах играю!
Ivan C. ) купил их в итоге? Я себе заказал 11k на днях
Собираюсь в следующем месяце брать. Не могу определиться между 11kv, 11k и ямахой DTX532K. Уже очень устал от обзоров и ревью. Поиграть и сравнить негде. Если не забудешь, черкни сюда впечатления. В 11k смущает резинки на томах и отсутствие 3-х зонного райда. С другой стороны, совершенству нет предела. Ну такое...
TD-11 does not sound bad it sounds good I use it at my church just tune it and change it
Now I see this video, but guess what I got a great deal on the TD 11KV kit thank god, it sounds great..!! and free shipping.
Frank Puleo how much?
Benjamin sorry didn't see your note. ..$1399 plus free shipping
Is the KV better that the TD9
I found a brand new TD-11k for $499.99. Is it still worth getting??
I bought the TD11KV on a Black Friday deal from Adorama for $750, brand new. I stepped up from the Alesis Forge. Worth it?
Yes it's a solid upgrade from the Alesis Forge :D
@@65Drums Thanks man! I thought as much but in this review you mentioned the sound module was a little behind the times and I was like "uh oh" . The TD11KV is discontinued from what I've heard, in favor of the TD17, which is probably why places are selling them for $750. Still, it's a Roland kit ..at that price. :D
Im thinking about buying a Roland cy13r to expand for my td11k kit. How would i hook it up and would i be able to use all three zones of the cy13r?
cy13r ride cymbal
The shop I went to did bundle the 11kv with the vh11, but that made it too much of a step up so I bought the 11k.. I did end up getting the cy12 ride as it feels totally wrong without a ride bell, but it costs a lot more to buy stuff later.
Td11kv-se www.andertons.co.uk/p/TD11KVSE/electronic-drum-kits/roland-td11kv-se-special-edition-v-drum-eleven-electronic-drum
So, the TD-17 has effectively replaced this now, yeah?
yup it's replaced both of them :)
I can get the td-11kv on CL for 800. Should I pull the the trigger? FYI I’m using these for recording using superior drummer 3 samples.
Open to suggestions if you think there’s a better option
Rock And/Or Roll lol, you get it. I got mine two weeks ago for 1080€ on sale, and I am more than satisfied with the kit. I cant stop playing it, feel is perfect, almost like an acoustic, except toms, you can feel more bouncing than regular acoustic skin, but it doesnt bother me, you can lower tension of mesh head.
I would defenitly recommend it to you, I use internal sounds for pratice and info tracks for band, but I did a little adjustment in module, put a concert hall effect which makes kit sound so good..im using Audio technica M40x.
10/10, great kit, great price, Roland is the best. I played Alesis Strike and there is no comparison with the Roland. Dont be crazy not to buy Roland, if you are serious in music, buy ROLAND!
Im not trying to be fan boy, just saying the facts. Yamaha rules too :P I love sounds on Yamaha more because they use real samples.
Can I midi record my drum playing into a jump drive connected to the module. I can do that in a Roland digital piano
It is better to buy TD17, same price, newer, sound from TD50... about midi, TD17 is capable using VST... please do more research... hehehehe
@@MElroy97 lol ok. Bit I dont want to use vst directly. I want to be able to record midi files and the transfer to a pc to use a vst.
Any recommendations for $1000-1500? my dtx500k is getting old and kinda wanna upgrade to mesh, anything worth keeping from the dtx500k? thanks
Seb B. Very interesting, gotta research more into jobeky, is the module worth keeping? The drum sounds aren't particularly good sounding and I haven't used too many other modules / sets to know how much better they can get
does the 11 have the steel drum effect ?
I'm not sure, the TD11 got discontinued a long time ago