Roland Electronic Drum Pad (PDA120L-BK)
$279.99
Price: $279.99
(as of Jan 18, 2025 14:42:23 UTC – Details)
V-Drums Acoustic Design expands the V-Drums experience by blending the distinctive aesthetic of acoustic drums with Roland’s leading digital drum technology. Every component realizes the authentic crafted appearance of high-quality acoustic drums, with full-diameter wood shells, deluxe shell wraps, and heavy-duty chrome hardware designed by Roland. Crafted with a shallow-depth wood shell, the 12” PDA120L-BK tom pad delivers V-Drums Acoustic Design looks and playability in a compact size. Dual zones provide independent head and rim triggering, while the newly developed sensor system eliminates hot spots for accurate and even response across the entire playing surface of the head.
12“ x 4“ dual-zone tom pad with wood shell construction
Shallow shell design provides no-compromise performance in a compact size
Legendary Roland double-ply mesh head with adjustable tension for customizing the rebound and feel
Tom bracket included for mounting to standard acoustic tom holders
Independent head and rim triggers
Moncho –
Buena hechura
Es un producto de buena calidad lo recomiendo
Redfan80 –
Very impressed and great buy!
Grate product and everyone who plays on it is extremely impressed with dynamics and quality!
Swindell Family –
No more hot spot in the center of the pad, rim trigger not the same as other Roland mesh pads
I own a lot of Roland triggers and *all* of the mesh-head pads have a so-called “hot spot” in the dead center of the pad, except this one. This hot spot while small, when hit with a stick at almost *any* velocity will trigger at/near maximum velocity. On smaller pads, it’s harder to avoid the hot spot, but even on 12″ pads you can accidentally hit it very easily and ruin any chance of realistic dynamics. The triggers on this pad are closer to the edge/rim, so a lot less likely to be struck by a stick.This pad looks great (not plastically, like so many Roland pads).However, compared to the PDX-100 and PDX-85, the rim trigger is very different, at least when used with my TD-50X module. I don’t get the distinct tom rim-click noise I get when using other pads (and yes, I set the correct trigger type when switching/testing different triggers). This is probably fine when used as a tom pad, but I’m not so sure how great of a snare pad it would make for this reason.