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Roland TD-4 V-drums Sound Module Electric Drum Percussion Used from Japan Tested

Roland TD-4 V-drums Sound Module Electric Drum Percussion Used from Japan Tested
Roland TD-4 V-drums Sound Module Electric Drum Percussion Used from Japan Tested
Roland TD-4 V-drums Sound Module Electric Drum Percussion Used from Japan Tested
Roland TD-4 V-drums Sound Module Electric Drum Percussion Used from Japan Tested

Roland TD-4 V-drums Sound Module Electric Drum Percussion Used from Japan Tested
There are few small scratches that stand out on the exterior, and it has been cleaned and is fully operational. There is no problem with the connection of all pads, sound output, volume, each button, and liquid crystal display. The terminals are checked up to the pad, power supply, and headphone output. As shown in the third image, the trigger cable is replaced with a self-made one.

With the TD-4's standard rack system, the sound source is at the center, so the pad placement prevents cables from It may not reach you, but the length is equal to or longer than the current model TD-17, Even if the sound source is placed on the left side, it can reach the right pad (Actually, I also used it when placing it on the left side so as not to hit the sound source). As with the standard trigger cable, it also comes with a cable for adding Crash 2 (or Ride Bell), Expansion is possible without problems.


Roland TD-4 V-drums Sound Module Electric Drum Percussion Used from Japan Tested