Hi all,
My name is Bryan. I've been a drummer since I was 7 (Now 38) and have had my V-drums (Pro) for about 2 1/2 years... While surfing the net last night I found Vdrums.com and am sure glad I did.
About 2 weeks ago I visited my local Sam Ash and saw the V Cymbals... They certainly appear to be alot better than my current Pd-9 pads...
When the TDW-1 came out I was the first one on my block to run out and get it....
OK here is my question. From everything I have read from this site and Roland's site...Has there been an upgrade to the original TDW-1 to accept V-cymbals, or is it that you just need the TDW-1 for the V-cymbals to work properly? And if there is an upgrade of the TDW-1 How would I know if I have it?
I'm thinking of getting the V-Hihats and the V ride first, then eventually getting more [email protected] 250 to 300 bucks each....they are not cheap....Thanks for your reply in advance......Bryan
My name is Bryan. I've been a drummer since I was 7 (Now 38) and have had my V-drums (Pro) for about 2 1/2 years... While surfing the net last night I found Vdrums.com and am sure glad I did.
About 2 weeks ago I visited my local Sam Ash and saw the V Cymbals... They certainly appear to be alot better than my current Pd-9 pads...
When the TDW-1 came out I was the first one on my block to run out and get it....
OK here is my question. From everything I have read from this site and Roland's site...Has there been an upgrade to the original TDW-1 to accept V-cymbals, or is it that you just need the TDW-1 for the V-cymbals to work properly? And if there is an upgrade of the TDW-1 How would I know if I have it?
I'm thinking of getting the V-Hihats and the V ride first, then eventually getting more [email protected] 250 to 300 bucks each....they are not cheap....Thanks for your reply in advance......Bryan
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