V-Drum Center ROLAND
ROLAND V-DRUMS SPECIALISTS
Choosing an electronic drum kit is not just about comparing specifications. Pad size, hi-hat response, kick feel, kit ergonomics and module capabilities are all much easier to understand when you can actually try them for yourself.
At Tam Tam Percusión, we have been working with Roland V-Drums since we opened in 2001. Our team is made up of drummers and percussionists who can help whether you are looking for your first electronic drum kit or need a setup for studio, live performance or recording.
Try before you choose
Our showroom has electronic drum kits set up and ready to play and listen to. If you are deciding between several configurations, trying them in person can tell you far more than simply comparing specification sheets.
Specialist advice
We can help you compare the module, pads, hi-hat, kick, size, noise levels, connectivity and expansion options according to how you will actually use the kit.
From beginner to professional
We can guide you from the compact TD-02 and TD-07 through to the new V-Drums 3, 5 and 7 Series, as well as Acoustic Design and Quiet Design.
Upgrade your existing V-Drums
If you already own a Roland kit, we can help you choose compatible pads, cymbals, modules and other components to update or expand your setup.
EXPLORE THE ROLAND V-DRUMS RANGES
If you already know which family you want to explore, go directly to its models and dedicated content:
If you want to compare the complete kits currently available, browse all our Roland electronic drum kits.
WHAT IS WORTH TRYING ON A V-DRUMS KIT?
Two Roland kits can share some of the same technology and still feel very different to play. If you have the chance to try them, pay particular attention to the snare, hi-hat, ride and kick, as these are some of the areas where the differences between configurations are most noticeable.
It is also worth checking the height and spacing of the pads, the overall footprint of the kit and how easily you can adjust the setup to suit your playing position. If you come from an acoustic drum kit, a Roland VAD may feel particularly familiar thanks to its shells and dimensions. If noise is your main concern, it is worth exploring V-Drums Quiet Design.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE ROLAND V-DRUM CENTER
Can I try Roland V-Drums at Tam Tam Percusión?
Yes. We have models in our showroom set up and ready to play and listen to. If you want to try a specific model, you can contact us beforehand to confirm that it is currently available in the showroom.
Can you help me choose between different Roland kits?
Yes. We can help you compare configurations according to your playing level, budget, available space, pad types, module and intended use, whether for practice, studio work or live performance.
Can you also advise me on upgrading a V-Drums kit I already own?
Yes. If you want to replace or add pads, cymbals, a hi-hat or a module, we can help you check compatibility and decide which upgrades are genuinely worthwhile.
Which Roland models can I explore at the V-Drum Center?
We work with Roland's main current V-Drums families, from the TD-02 and TD-07 through to the V-Drums 3, 5 and 7 Series, as well as V-Drums Acoustic Design and Quiet Design.
COME AND FIND YOUR NEXT ROLAND V-DRUMS KIT
If you are choosing between several models, trying them and speaking to a specialist can answer far more questions than a simple list of specifications. Contact Tam Tam Percusión or visit us so we can help you find the Roland V-Drums kit that best suits the way you play.
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Jose Manzanares Product Specialist at TamTam Percusión |









