The INCREDIBLE Roland VAD506 (Feels Like An Acoustic! 🤩) | Drumshack London
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Published 2020-10-03
Time stamps below.
00:39 Introduction
01:40 Digital Ride and Snare (Including demos!)
06:05 Playing Demo 2
06:25 Drum Shell Information
07:17 Cymbals
08:22 Bass Drum
10:08 TD27 Module Walkthrough (Including demos!)
13:40 The Brain Final Details
15:17 Playing Demo 3
15:40 Conclusions and Final Details (Including thoughts on cases)
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All Comments (7)
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Great demo and review Marco. I’m loving this kit.
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cost effective ? this or the alesis strike pro se ? total beginner ..but i dont want to be upgrading in a 4 years ... im edging towards the VAD506 on the basis on better quality .. to my ears it also souds better ,, that digital ride sounds good .. but the strike pro jas more than twice the amount of kits . extra cymbal , extra tom . and its £1400 cheaper , not forgetting i need to buy a snare stand .
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I’m torn between this kit and Drum-tec Jam NG set
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He opened with a Butthole Surfers drum riff! That thing sounds great and looks awesome; just could be $1,000 cheaper...
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You mean TD27.
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For me the black sparkle is boring. maybe because I had a black kit for many years. and when you buy something new you don't want the same look. I don't get why Roland wont make some alternative finishes. like a white pearl or some other classy looks. not everyone wants black. and not everyone wants the same looking kit that a thousand other people have. you want to make your kit your own. just like you do with what foot peddle and hy hat stand you use, I also would like it better if the toms were rack mounted for more flexibility in the placement. which also enables you to make a kit your own style. and one thing I really don't get is why Roland is behind other companies with the actual realistic drum sounds. but other than that it is a nice kit.
