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http://www.rolandus.com/
Click the bottom right video in the video section on the main page. The new set looks and sounds pretty sweet! Their doing alot of stuff the jimbo has been doing but with the roland. I wouldnt be suprisd if some program all their songs and play everything and just take the drumset for the whole gig [img]graemlins/shhh.gif[/img]
Slightly off topic.
But, I used to play in a band with one of the guitarist for Roland, Johnny DeMarco and his brother Freddie. These guys are fantastic players.
He has a demo on this site for effects pedals.
http://www.rolandus.com/products/det...20&PageMode=15
It's kinda funny watching him work it the "Corporate way!"
Great set. Even a snare buzz on the tom sounds! Would love to try it some time,.
That td-12 sounds amazing. So many options I wouldn't know what to do with it. Do you know how much the td-12 goes for?
retails for about $4,200 and I found it for about $3,700
It's a little high but almost $2,000 cheaper then the td-20.
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<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ February 12, 2005 01:07 PM: Message edited by: Kurt R ]</font>
Johnny Rabb's coming to the Drum Pad (www.thedrumpad.com) for a clinic/demonstration next month. If you're in the Chicago area, definitely check it out.
Brad
So what do you think is the real difference between the V12 and 20 -- big difference in cost, of course.
Man, if Rabb has no gigs in a year, he'll deffinitely gonna get a job as a salesman hehe [img]smile.gif[/img]
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Haha, yeah. I like his line where he says "I am playing the black kit. It even comes in white! That's amazing!". Gotta love it.Quote:
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Man, if Rabb has no gigs in a year, he'll deffinitely gonna get a job as a salesman hehe [img]smile.gif[/img]
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<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">TD20Quote:
Originally posted by MRhet:
So what do you think is the real difference between the V12 and 20 -- big difference in cost, of course.
More pad inputs, 15 on TD20(actually 14 with the bell of ride). TD12 has 12(actually 11 with bell of ride)
TD20 More outputs, 8 mono direct, Spdif digital, two master, headphones. TD12---2 master, 2 direct, phones.
TD20 compact flash card input. None for TD12.
TD20 More onboard volume sliders, 8(with a switch that makes it 15). Td12--6(with a swap to 11)
TD20 has a future expansion slot(which should at least get one card before the TD30 comes out, and it will have more sounds, and probably the extra sequences of the TD12)
The TD20 has bigger pads, one more tom and one more cymbal included.
The VH12 is a larger hihat and has two cymbals, rather than one; a more realistic feel, slower set-up time, though not much.
The TD20 has more onboard effects, a multi effects processor plus 15 compressors and eq's, and a master compressor/eq. The TD12 has way less effects(5), a verb and NO compressors.
The TD20 will cost you more money, but will give you a much more professional package. The sounds and kits are outrageously good. It is expandable, so you know you can dump another few hundred down the road to give you something new.
Save up and get the TD20. I have one. You will be very pleased.
Or, you can wait and see how long Armadillo Enterprizes will take to make the new DDRUM, which they bought from Clavia. I'm selling my DDRUM4, the TD20(and TD12) smokes it real bad [img]graemlins/party.gif[/img]