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i went to guitar center and musiciansfriend.com websites and they are no longer on the site
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Don't think so. They wouldn't stop making them/advertising them before bringing out a replacement. -
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I still see it on the Roland US website:Originally posted by Swat Man View Post
http://www.rolandus.com/products/pro...03&ParentId=60
But, you are right that musiciansfriend.com and their parent company, Guitar Center, no longer list it on either website. But, they do list quite a few other cheap e-kits including some that are their own "house brand." So, maybe they are just choosing to sell their own brand in that price range.
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The probably took them off for the same reason they took off Hart kits...not enough sales to keep selling them. TD-3 kits are alive and well.TD-12; TD-6V; FD-8; Hart Pro Toms, Snare, Bass; ECII hihat, crashes, splash & ride; Smartrigger crashes & china; Hart Hammer Pad; Pintech Dingbat; Iron Cobra double-bass.
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Yes, Roland would surely make a big announcement of a replacement at a NAMM ahead of time...this is just one retailer deciding not to stock them...Originally posted by Fullback32 View PostTD9+6v with Diamond Electronic pads, and cowbell.
ATH-50m headphones, VEX packs
not to mention keyboards, guitars, basses, and catsComment
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Yeah, it is sure starting to look like the TD-3 is going away. Sweetwater.com has a "BLOWOUT" label next to the TD-3 module, but not on the TD-3 kit or rack:
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/sear...=td-3&go=Go%21
NAMM is less than a month away, so maybe this is one of the first clues about what is coming in 2009. Anybody notice any other clues?
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