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Kavvy · 11-17-2011, 02:37 PM

Hey all,

Thanks for all your previous advice on this topic. I haven't moved into my condo yet (couple months) or bought a drum set, but I had my first serious trip to the store today and the guy got me on the Roland HD-1 V-Drum Lite.

He said it is the only kit he would use in a apartment, as the kick pad doesn't exist, its just a pedal (exuse the probable improaper use of terms by me). According to him, some on this forum, and my research online, its the vibration from the kick pad which causes most apartment issues, not the actual hitting of the electronic drum.

It is also Rolands cheapest and has 10 kits in it, and he says is the most durable by far of the <$1000 kits.

Does anyone have any comments on this set-up, for or against?

Thanks!
Kavy

11-17-2011, 02:37 PM	#20
Kavvy Self Imposed Exile Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Calgary Exp:	Hey all, Thanks for all your previous advice on this topic. I haven't moved into my condo yet (couple months) or bought a drum set, but I had my first serious trip to the store today and the guy got me on the Roland HD-1 V-Drum Lite. He said it is the only kit he would use in a apartment, as the kick pad doesn't exist, its just a pedal (exuse the probable improaper use of terms by me). According to him, some on this forum, and my research online, its the vibration from the kick pad which causes most apartment issues, not the actual hitting of the electronic drum. It is also Rolands cheapest and has 10 kits in it, and he says is the most durable by far of the <$1000 kits. Does anyone have any comments on this set-up, for or against? Thanks! Kavy