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  • #1

    Hello there!

    Cheers from Croatia!

    I am a beginner drummer, been playing for 2 months now. I got myself a used TD9 because I am totally hooked and want to play all the time and I live in an apartment AND love my neighbours. I have some questions I wanted to ask about the drumset module etc - so I decided to introduce myself here first. Hope you all are well wherever you are!

    Take care

    Z
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  • #2
    Welcome to the forum!

    I'm a newbie too, not even playing that long yet, about a month of actual playing, but 3 months of G.A.S. (gear acquisition syndrome), and still have cymbals to fix up (using PD pads until). TD-6V here. I'm a keyboard player most of my life, but I like the physicality of drumming, the groove. Even if it's just beating on a practice pad.

    Somebody here will be able to help you out for any TD-9 specific needs. This is a great forum.

    rc
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    Remo Practice set conversion, DIY cymbals, PD-7's & PD-9's, CY-5, Sonor Hi-Hat stand, Roland TD-6V, Zoom RT-123, CB700 snare, Simmons SDMP1 Tunes: https://soundcloud.com/artly-there

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    • #3
      Welcome! I'm sure you'll find help with whatever questions that you might have around here, it's almost scary how well-informed many of the members here are

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      • #4
        Welcome to the forum, Zreenco!

        Congratulations on your used TD-9. That was a good choice ...hope you will have fun with it!
        Happy Drumming!
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        Greetings from Switzerland,
        - Dänoh


        "My best friends' name is J-SON. They used to call him 'Mr. Parse.' He has an 'Error'..!"

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        • #5
          Welcome and feel free to ask me anything about the TD9, I have one too. If I can't answer, I'll be glad to help you find the right person or source to get the answer!

          Enjoy, drumming is the bestest thing ever...cept for women! But it's really close!
          TD50 Digital Pack, TD30 and TD9 Modules, custom made pads, Gen16 crashes, and hats plus a few other things that I'm not sure what to do with or why they're still in my kit. Bands: Espada http://www.musicaespada.com/ and JamCo https://www.facebook.com/JamcoEntertainment, https://www.jamcoband.com/

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          • #6
            Welcome to the forum. I will be selling my TD-9SX soon since I succumbed to GAS. I am still pretty familiar with it and it is a very good module. There is a thread under the tips and tricks section dedicated to the TD-9 as well. Check it out.
            Equipment: TD-30KV, DW9000 hardware, ROC-N-SOC Throne, Behringer ULTRATONE K3000FX Amp, JBL EON 615 Powered Speaker, Yamaha MG06X. 1965 Ludwig Super Classic. Black diamond pearl. Zildjian K Custom Dark cymbals, DW 7000 hardware, DW 9000 kick pedal.

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            • #7
              Guys, thanks for the warm welcome!

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              • #8
                Welcome. You scored a great kit in the TD9. I'm sure all your questions can be answered right here on this forum. Bang on!
                Roland TDW-20 Frankenstein kit: TDW-20 Module, TD-12 Rack. 1 PD-125 Snare, 4 PD-105 Toms, 1 KD-120 Kick, 1 CY-12 Cymbals, 3 CY-8 Cymbals, 1 VH-12 Hi-Hat, DW-9000 Remote Hi-Hat Controller, DW-5002AD3 Double Bass Pedal, Roc N Soc Nitro Rider Throne, Homemade Drumstick Holder.

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