ROLAND TD-1 Electronic V-Drum Kit and PM-03 monitor Like New! £400 ONO

By Julinka
February 3 in For Sale & Items Offered

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ROLAND TD-1 Electronic V-Drum Kit and PM-03 monitor Experience the versatility and dynamic play of the Roland TD-1DMK Electronic V-Drum Kit, a perfect blend for both beginners and seasoned drummers looking to hone their skills in a quiet setting. The kit features the Plus model's advanced V-Drum technology, offering a realistic drumming experience with high-quality sounds and rhythms. Crafted by the renowned brand Roland, this electronic drum kit is designed to cater to diverse musical tastes and proficiency levels. The intuitive interface and robust construction make it an ideal choice for anyone seeking a reliable drumming solution that can be enjoyed at home or in studio sessions. Includes Roland PM-03 drum monitor (missing on/standby knob but fully functional). PM-01 sound module 3x PDX-6 1x PDX-8 3x CY-5 FD-9 HiHat controller Mapex Tornado bass drum pedal

Collection from Peckham Rye

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