Roland TD-17 - All Playing, No Talking!

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When you’re serious about drumming, you need a kit to match your ambition. The V-Drums TD-17 series lets your technique shine through, backed up with training tools to push you further. Combining a TD-50-class sound engine with newly developed pads results in an affordable electronic drum kit that’s authentically close to playing acoustic drums - accurately mirroring the physical movement, stick coordination and hand/foot control that every drummer needs. Meanwhile, an array of built-in coaching functions will track your technique, measure your progress and increase your motivation. Becoming a better drummer is still hard work, but the TD-17 can help you get there.
Get more for your money with an exclusive Roland TD-17KVX V-Drums electronic drum set BUNDLE from Kraft Music. These package deals include the accessories you'll need to get the most out of your new e-drum kit, all for one low price. If you have any questions, please give us a call. Our knowledgeable sales advisors will be happy to assist in choosing the BUNDLE that's right for you!

[@Ekklesia803]

*DRUM KITS* 0:00 One _(Standard)_ 1:27 Two _(Rock)_ 2:52 Three _(Squishy)_ 4:17 Four _(Jazz)_ 5:22 Five _(Rock)_ 6:46 Six _(Digital)_ 7:33 Seven _(808-ish)_ 8:40 Eight _(Tight)_ 10:18 Nine _(Rock Muffle)_ 11:54 Ten _(Acoustic Hip-Hop)_ 13:19 _Last Bar_

[@jas_bataille]

Knowing how deep the sounds of a simple TD-9 can go with proper tweaking... wow. That's a deal! :D

[@timbalfe6144]

Best demo on KZbin of this kit apart from what happened between 11:30 -11:31 - if it wasn’t so dragged out maybe I’d have missed it.😂👍

[@sayetka]

Three benefits of electronic drums 1. quiet, middle of the night practice 2. low volume jams without ear plugs 3. easy home recording, 2 wires instead of 6 mics and a booth. But yes...real drums are funner...and much harder to tune.

[@fromaggio7654]

Also the drums don't get detuned after playing!

[@Inressa]

And you get *unlimited* sound options for whatever you wanna record! And they tend to be cheaper.

[@anthonymarchetti2676]

Great job,

[@tecnoline57]

Congratulations, Is it possible to play the td17kv with the brushes? Or is there a sound already programmed in the control unit that allows you to get the sound of the brushes playing with the sticks? Thank you

[@NorskGamer1]

Groovie playd

[@giannispan8129]

Which of my two versions is recommended for purchase? kv or kvx?I'm beginner

[@josecarlosleitesilvacarlin393]

Meu sonho da horas

[@frankyb602]

Thank you for thé vidéo!

[@Jfbmu]

0:32 this one is for the boys

[@kidfromohio7823]

I can not decide at all between this or the Alesis Strike pro

[@Maverz290]

Hey bud - Alesis tries to give you a lot for your money, and they do, but once you get the ear for drumming, their drums can sound like someone picked 'drum set' on a keyboard. Roland will always win for sound and that's why they jack their prices up. I've had a few friends who have had parts on their Alesis break, and to the company's credit, they replace them. It's upto you, visually it's cool, but if you want quality and durability? I go Roland everytime. It's an investment.

[@mxrlxn.sch_]

Can somebody explain how to choke the crash and the ride cymbals? That didnt work at my td 17 kvx...

[@timothykang1070]

I've never been on a TD-17, but for a 15, you have to grab the very front. Not like a Yamaha kit where you can grab anywhere. I hope this helps.

[@zackkoksal6751]

U should squezee the edge of the cymbals

[@Alex-fk9tm]

How difficult is it to put this Kit together? Evidently im hearing its tricky even for those who've had a few electric set

[@philipritter3642]

I got it the kit the other day. Zero experience with electronic drums. Had it from in-box to completely set up in about 45 minutes. Super easy.

[@sweetdragon36067]

The nice thing about this set/module is you can import your own sounds: so limited only by your imagination. You could feasibly capture the sound of smacking a jackass in places, import those sounds and have your drums sound like the ass end of an ass!....

[@macp988]

How much does it cost? More than td 25?

[@rad1ata]

Silesian Troll at the cheapest model, as much as a TD-11. the most expensive, the KVX, is 1600. So in between.

[@Grit489]

This kit is priced at $1599 so it's a good value drumset. Although I'm not impressed with any snare sounds !

[@petergriffinelectricdrums4164]

Dennis Rivenburg - Yulp for that same price point- If ANYONE looked at this kit sitting right next to a Alesis Strike for the same price $1,599.00 No one would choose this over Strike! LoL 😆 hahahahaha Uumm.. Lets see - 1- Strike looks like an actual drum set. 2-Strike has ALL individual cables No “Cable Snake” 3-Strike ALSO has a built in Sampler to download any sounds or any sample drum sounds PLUS has more Memory to achieve more Sample downloads. 4-Strike has individual pad sliders for easy controls. 4- Strike Sound is a lot Deeper more bassy lower undertone Sound so it will sound more Alive more thump thro a PA or better Live on stage. If anyone ever notices when you listen to any Roland drums then listen to Strike - You will difinitly hear immediately that Roland drum sounds are kinda tinny sounding and you’ll notice the Strike doesn’t have that tinny sound.. It sounds deep lower tone “Better” The only downfall to the Strike is the “LOAD TIMES” per kit and the Cymbal sounds not as good as Roland- But all in all Sorry Roland Alesis Strike wins this competition price range!..

[@joffreygeenen3941]

I have read that the strike has a lot of issues in terms of breaking.

[@BenevolentDick]

they do..

[@russellzauner]

Good job. Note: get more tattoos and you might double for Brann lol thanks man

[@blacknovella]

totally see brann too

[@crieverytim]

this is how i drum - and i'm not a drummer

[@YK-hh7vs]

No one cares

[@abuelb]

That snare sounds so thin like hitting a piece of plastic

[@360.Tapestry]

broadly speaking, that's what happens when you hit any snare

[@abuelb]

Something sounds artificial with the snare and bass no matter what kit is played. Sounds and feels rubbery to me compared to td11

[@Grit489]

What does rubber sound like exactly ?

[@SoCalDan530]

Why am I not feeling this kit?

[@mileskoester5395]

Cause your dead inside

[@TheSUPERPOTATO2000]

Have you played it?

[@johnburkhalter3880]

Unfortunately still sounds like an electronic kit. Roland really needs better samples.

[@neardaaaRk]

yet it still sounds way better than any other electronic kit, and if you are not satisfied use it with EZ drummer or anything else. I am completely OK with these sounds, for practice it is more than enough. if you wanna go for live gigs, then you wanna go deeper in your pocket, for this price there is no any other competitors.. but that's just my opinion.

[@johnburkhalter3880]

The best sounding electronic kit it is not. I do agree for the price it's a decent kit just for the quality of the pads. Roland is known for good build quality. But sound quality is not their strong point. ATV, Alesis, 2box, and Pearl all have them beat. I know those are all higher priced but the sounds from this module come from Roland's flagship td50. I was at guitar center where they had a td50 set up next to an alesis strike pro se. Everyone literally commented that alesis sounded far better and was about a third the price.

[@bjs3171]

@@neardaaaRk but the Alesis isn't as well built, and for $50 you can import a set of new kits that sound great.

[@vexphoto]

Roland has some shit sounds. I know, I own this kit.

[@nazl8524]

Like what.

[@Grit489]

I disagree with you

[@hugolafhugolaf]

Just replace them with kits made by V expressions.

[@gregwilliams2764]

It looks like a toy. It’s about knee high. You need a shorter demo guy !

[@deeoosee]

I mean practice is practice especially if you’re in an apartment but electronic kits seem like they will forever sound like shit. This one looks very cheap too. Not impressed.

[@squidwerd1981]

Why is Roland using mediocre drummers?

[@thunderdrummerdude]

Could this be anymore boring? Put me behind that kit. I’ll give it a real demo. Not boring time keeping.

[@maximeroy4162]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIKxiZV4lNiGsNE

[@petergriffinelectricdrums4164]

- Yulp for that same price point- If ANYONE looked at this kit sitting right next to a Alesis Strike for the same price $1,599.00 No one would choose this over Strike! LoL 😆 hahahahaha Uumm.. Lets see - 1- Strike looks like an actual drum set. 2-Strike has ALL individual cables No “Cable Snake” 3-Strike ALSO has a built in Sampler to download any sounds or any sample drum sounds PLUS has more Memory to achieve more Sample downloads. 4-Strike has individual pad sliders for easy controls. 4- Strike Sound is a lot Deeper more bassy lower undertone Sound so it will sound more Alive more thump thro a PA or better Live on stage. If anyone ever notices when you listen to any Roland drums then listen to Strike - You will difinitly hear immediately that Roland drum sounds are kinda tinny sounding and you’ll notice the Strike doesn’t have that tinny sound.. It sounds deep lower tone “Better” The only downfall to the Strike is the “LOAD TIMES” per kit and the Cymbal sounds not as good as Roland- But all in all Sorry Roland Alesis Strike wins this competition price range!..

[@Grit489]

Peter Griffin Electric drums I don't think this kit is competing against the strike model that would probably be the td25, this is replacing the TD11 and I've heard a lot of quality issues with Alesis.

[@keijikiriya4288]

Except that the Strike has a horrible reputation, it's hi hat is damn near broken, loooong load times, unreliable pads. I could go on and on (with out the obnoxious use of emojis "lols" and "ahahahahhhahahahahs"), but the point is that there is a reason roland is number 1 and Alesis is a bargain brand

[@ZandrielGrimm]

I think he's more referring to the Strike Zone kit, the cheaper of the two. There's the Strike Zone, which is roughly this price if not identical Then there's the Strike Pro, which is the price of the TD25KV. So, not saying you're wrong, I'm just informing you that there is another Strike kit

[@razorpine7082]

You for malt a few bullet points: -Strike has extremely long load times -Strike has one less crash cymbal than TD17KVX -Strike will likely break by next Tuesday, whereas TD17KVX will last years -Strike’s hi hat has many triggering issues -TD17KVX works well right out of the box, with little adjustments needed whereas Strike might not even work well after hours of adjustments

[@rokkidol]

The worse drum I ever bought was the strike!

[@bigmanlizard7326]

over priced toy

[@DrummerGrrrl]

All the sounds are borrrrrrrrrrring.

[@sozuruQ2]

no u

[@frankyb602]

Thank you for thé vidéo!

[@frankyb602]

Thank you for thé vidéo!