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I'm thinking to buy a Roland SPD-SX but some musical instrument stores have them but any places that offer them?
Alright Thanks i'll take a look tonight . i saw you have one is that correct?That's a pretty standard item for any of the major stores - Sweetwater, Sam Ash, Guitar Center, etc. in the U.S. - and they'll usually have the same price: $719.99. Depending where you are, if ordering online, you may be able to save tax and shipping.
i live in the United States (USA)Perhaps it would be good if you told use your country? Big planet out here
there is a used one i found it here at Guitar Center and it is in great condition , still works it costs 474.99$ you use one right because i can see in your drum set up .That's a pretty standard item for any of the major stores - Sweetwater, Sam Ash, Guitar Center, etc. in the U.S. - and they'll usually have the same price: $719.99. Depending where you are, if ordering online, you may be able to save tax and shipping.
there is a used one i found it here at Guitar Center and it is in great condition , still works it costs 474.99$ you use one right because i can see in your drum set up .
Oh Thanks! for pointing out i will try to save extra for a good oneThe pads are pretty beaten on that, which means the sensors underneath may be faulty or broken, or will may fail soon. If that pad looked better, I would say check it out. But if it was me, I'd pay the extra $245 and get a brand new one, complete with warranty.
I've been playing mine for almost 10 years, and it looks nothing like that one!
Mine is 10 years old and looks like new compared to thisthere is a used one i found it here at Guitar Center and it is in great condition , still works it costs 474.99$ you use one right because i can see in your drum set up . View attachment 104196
That's not my experience with them, I bought mine late last year and it's looking pretty close to that.Mine is 10 years old and looks like new compared to this
That's not my experience with them, I bought mine late last year and it's looking pretty close to that.
And I don't abuse or overuse it, plus I have a dust cover for it.
These things 'age' pretty fast in my experience
The SPD-SX offers more control and flexibility, IMO. Call Sweetwater or DCP and see if they can hook you up. Get a case, too. And some triggers.I recently saw that Roland has a new SPD-20 Pro model out: https://www.roland.com/global/products/octapad_spd-20_pro/
I don't think it's available in the US yet. I looked for it, but can't find it for sale in any stores.
Interesting the memory ?
is 2GB
What songs do you use the pad for any idea? like sample's or tracksThe pads are pretty beaten on that, which means the sensors underneath may be faulty or broken, or may fail soon. If that pad looked better, I would say check it out. But if it was me, I'd pay the extra $245 and get a brand new one, complete with warranty.
I've been playing mine for almost 10 years - 455 on-stage performances - and it looks nothing like that one!
You can increase the memory to supposedly 32GB. - https://www.vdrums.com/forum/advanc...upgrading-spd-sx-internal-memory-is-this-true
One note : it only has 2 trigger inputs so I will need a cable splitter to add a kick pad like the KT-10 or a snare pad like the PDX -8 or PDA-100The SPD-SX offers more control and flexibility, IMO. Call Sweetwater or DCP and see if they can hook you up. Get a case, too. And some triggers.
Good info here:
I’ll see if Best Buy has a USB flash drive of 32 GBYou can increase the memory to supposedly 32GB. - https://www.vdrums.com/forum/advanc...upgrading-spd-sx-internal-memory-is-this-true
It technically has four - you can run two dual zone pads (four sounds) with one cable each or four separate single zone triggers using splitter cables.One note : it only has 2 trigger inputs so I will need a cable splitter to add a kick pad like the KT-10 or a snare pad like the PDX -8 or PDA-100