TD-27KV2

V-Drums

TD-27KV2
Discontinued

Record. Rehearse. Rest. Repeat.

When you need an expressive drum kit for recording and rehearsal duties, the TD-27KV2 V-Drums delivers. With generously sized pads all round, there’s plenty of space to get comfortable behind the kit. Then there’s the natural and superior expression that you only get from Roland’s unique digital snare, hi-hat, and ride pads. And it’s all hooked up to the updated TD-27 module, complete with new preset kits, effects, and processing capabilities—based on the same technology found in Roland’s flagship TD-50X. Practice with songs via wireless Bluetooth® audio. Record up to 28 channels of audio through a single USB cable, and then take your sound out on the road with assignable direct audio outputs. Whether practicing, recording, rehearsing, or gigging, a drummer’s life is a busy one—so pick the kit that can do it all.

Specifications
Kit configuration
Drum sound module: TD-27 x 1
Snare: PD-140DS x 1
Tom: PDX-100 x 3
Hi-hat: VH-14D x 1
Crash1: CY-12C-T x 1
Crash2: CY-14C-T x 1
Ride: CY-18DR x 1
Kick: KD-10 x 1
Drum stand: MDS-STD2 x 1 *1
Extra trigger input jack
4 (AUX1-AUX3, CRASH 2) *2
Size and Weight
Dimensions
1,550(W) x 1,200 (D) x 1,200 (H) mm
61-1/16 (W) x 47-1/4 (D) x 47-1/4 (H) inches
(including Kick pad, Cymbals, Hi-hat stand and Drum throne)
Weight
33 kg / 72 lbs 13 oz
Other
Accessories
Sound module mount
AC adaptor
Special connection cable
Connection cable (Crash2)
Drum key
Setup Guide
Owner's manuals
Options (sold separately)
Cymbal mount: MDY series
Pad mount: MDH series
Personal drum monitor: PM series
V-Drums accessory package: DAP series
V-Drums mat: TDM series
Noise eater: NE-10, NE-1
* This package does not include a kick pedal, a snare stand, a hi-hat stand, a drum throne, and a SD card.

*1 Drums stand might be different from MDS-STD2 in some countries because of country factors.
*2 CRASH 2 jack is used for CY-14C-T of 2nd crash cymbal.
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Support

If you have questions about operating your Roland product, please check our Knowledge Base for answers to the most common questions.
You can also contact the Roland Product Support team directly via Roland Backstage.
In addition, we have a library of Owner’s Manuals and Support Documents that you can download and reference.

Owner’s Manuals