Costco Wholesale has for their
Members: Roland TD-513 Electronic Drum Kit on sale for
$1999.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
briknelson for finding this deal.
Features:
- Next-gen V-Drums sound and features powered by Roland’s latest technologies
- Space-saving kit for home practice, studio recording, and small-stage performances
- PDP hi-hat stand, single bass drum pedal, Roland VMH-D1 V-Drum headphones included
- V51 module with a multi-sampled sound library created in collaboration with Drum Workshop (DW)
- DW Soundworks software instrument for a seamless transition to computer-based playing (included with Roland Cloud Ultimate membership)
- Six-month Roland Cloud Ultimate membership included for access to DW Soundworks software and instrument expansions
- Large color display, intuitive user interface, and built-in wireless adapter
- Powerful editing tools for adjusting drum tuning, muffling, head types, and more
- Companion V51 Editor software (macOS/Windows) and V-Drums Play app (iOS/Android)*
- Add your own sounds with sample import support
- Deep studio-grade processing tools, including EQs, compressors, reverbs, ambience effects, and more
- Three digital pad inputs, multi-pin trigger cable harness, and four ¼-inch analog trigger inputs
- Mono/stereo main output, two direct audio outputs, and an analog mix input for a music playback device or Roland percussion pad
- Integrated coach mode with Phrase Trainer, Stroke Monitor, and other advanced tools
- Includes Drum Pass, an exclusive Roland bundle of 100 free Melodics™ lessons for V-Drums players
- USB-C multi-channel audio and MIDI connectivity for seamless integration with DAWs and software-based instruments
- Bluetooth® audio for streaming music and backing tracks from a mobile device
- Audio recording and song playback via SD media
- New PD-12P snare with triple piezo sensors and positional sensing
- Redesigned PD-8H and PD-10H tom pads with offset sensors for natural dynamics and hot spot reduction
- Durable KD-10 kick pad with genuine acoustic feel and low in-room noise
- VH-10 hi-hat mounts on a traditional hi-hat stand for natural open/closed control
- CY-12C-T and CY-14R-T crash pads with natural response, bow/edge triggering, and choke support
- CY-16R-T ride pad with natural response, bow/edge/bell triggering, and choke support
- Rock-solid MDS-Standard 3 stand with enhanced tom and cymbal mounting flexibility (kick pedal and throne sold separately)
- Self-adhesive KDP-5 kick pad patch (replacement patches available separately)
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A lot of this stuff sold a la carte (as an upgrade) gets exorbitantly expensive -- that module alone sells for $1800, the snare, $350, that new ride cymbal, $450 -- so if you're buying Roland, it's best to figure it all out before you buy the kit.
Same line with same brain/sounds/sound engine.. but this is about as good of a deal since you're definitely getting more than $700 value against it, depending on your priorities. (Real hi-hat, better snare, more cymbals, more expansion)
Oh well, I'll still enjoy my new kit.
It's essentially a TD-17-level kit paired with the V51 sound module from the TD-516.
One of the biggest selling points of the V51 is its three digital trigger inputs, designed for Roland's digital hi-hat, snare, and ride cymbal. Those are some of the most significant upgrades on the TD-516.
This kit doesn't include a single digital pad. Everything is analog.
You're basically paying for a high-end module without getting the hardware that makes it shine.
It's essentially a TD-17-level kit paired with the V51 sound module from the TD-516.
One of the biggest selling points of the V51 is its three digital trigger inputs, designed for Roland's digital hi-hat, snare, and ride cymbal. Those are some of the most significant upgrades on the TD-516.
This kit doesn't include a single digital pad. Everything is analog.
You're basically paying for a high-end module without getting the hardware that makes it shine.
For around $2,000, you can find a TD-27 in excellent condition, with all three of Roland's digital pads: the digital snare, hi-hat, and ride. That's a much better setup for the money.
For around $1,000, you can pick up a used TD-17, which is already more than enough for most beginners and even intermediate players.
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