--- product_id: 243072643 title: "TD-07KV Electronic V-Drums Kit" brand: "roland" price: "R$23586" currency: BRL in_stock: true reviews_count: 9 category: "Roland" url: https://www.desertcart.com.br/products/243072643-td-07kv-electronic-v-drums-kit store_origin: BR region: Brazil --- # Ultra-quiet dual-ply mesh heads Bluetooth & USB connectivity 8" PDX-8 snare with dual-zone mesh TD-07KV Electronic V-Drums Kit **Brand:** roland **Price:** R$23586 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸ₯ Elevate your beats with pro-grade silence and limitless creativity! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** TD-07KV Electronic V-Drums Kit by roland - **How much does it cost?** R$23586 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.br](https://www.desertcart.com.br/products/243072643-td-07kv-electronic-v-drums-kit) ## Best For - roland enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted roland brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Custom Sound Lab:** Deep V-Edit, EQ, and 30 multi-effects to craft your unique drum voice. - β€’ **Compact Powerhouse:** Fits perfectly in your home studio without sacrificing pro-level playability. - β€’ **Silent Practice Mode:** Ultra-quiet dual-ply mesh heads let you drum anytime without disturbing the neighbors. - β€’ **Seamless Connectivity:** Bluetooth and USB integration for jamming with tracks or recording your sessions effortlessly. - β€’ **Realistic Feel & Response:** Responsive kick pad and cymbals with choke support deliver authentic drumming dynamics. ## Overview The Roland TD-07KV Electronic V-Drums Kit is a compact, high-expression drum set featuring ultra-quiet dual-ply mesh heads, an 8-inch dual-zone snare, and realistic kick and cymbal pads. It offers extensive sound customization with 25 preset and 25 user kits, onboard Bluetooth for play-along and lessons, and USB connectivity for recording. Ideal for home use, it combines professional-grade feel and advanced technology in a budget-friendly package. ## Description TD-07KV V-Drums KitThe Next Step in Your Electronic Drumming JourneyConveniently compact and ideal for drumming at home, the TD-07KV V-Drums kit delivers the superior expression and playability of high-end V-Drums in a budget-friendly package. Roland’s original ultra-quiet, double-ply mesh heads feature across the snare and tom pads, while large crash and ride pads and a dedicated kick pad with realistic, satisfying pedal feel round out the kit. The TD-07KV also lets you explore creative opportunities that go far beyond any acoustic kit, with deep editing tools to craft custom sounds, onboard Bluetooth to play along with music tracks and lessons, USB to connect with computer recording software, and much more. Review: Excellent Learner Kit - UPDATE (12/6/2021): I wanted to update this review. I've had this kit for about a year and I've played on it almost daily throughout 2021. I still love it and do not regret the decision at all. However, I'll offer some updates to my guidance below: First, I've updated all of my toms that came with it. In the review below, I had already gotten a larger snare and moved the 8" tom over to the floor tom, but I've also replaced the other two 6" toms with 8" toms - all sourced via ebay instead of new. The playable size is so much better. I haven't changed anything else out yet, but I may add another crash or change the ride for a 3-zone. I don't regret getting the 07KV, but I've already spent more between the original purchase and upgrades that I could have just purchased the 17KV. But I did know going into this that might end up being the case. Having hindsight of knowing how much I would enjoy learning and playing, I should have just spent more on the better kit. If you are debating between the two, I would recommend just spending the extra $300 and get the 17KV. In my case, I'm OK with my path - and I plan to eventually upgrade my module to something with more inputs, even beyond the 17KV capabilities, so I don't see the limitations of the 07KV as a regret. I still don't regret my purchase and either set is fantastic. One last note - I have switched over to Drumeo for lessons and I like the videos better, now that my timing and basics are improved. I play along to music rather than using the Melodics methods. Melodics was nice and I may switch back to learn other styles, but I found Drumeo provides a more mentored method to help you understand how to learn, rather than just timing and beats. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I've been an amateur drummer for years intermittently. I had a Pearl Rhythm Traveler set that I used to cart around when several friends would get together. That was years ago and I never really practiced that much - always wanted to, but it was either too loud (with normal heads) or sound feedback was non-existent (with the mesh heads in place). So it went into a closet for more than a decade. I wanted to get back into it and started looking at electronic sets, since they are far more affordable now than they were 15+ years ago. I looked at some Alesis sets but the reviews left me questioning whether I'd be happy. My intent was to get something where I could practice again and actually take some lessons to learn properly. I've always appreciated the quality and sound of Roland sets. After coming across the Roland DMK1, I saw this was a new release to sit between that at the 17KV. It's probably more than I needed to spend, but I figured I would rather spend a bit more for quality and have less regrets later. This set has exceeded my expectations. It was very easy to set up, and there are a lot of tutorials out on the web to help. It's very sturdy and compact, the latter of which was important to me as I didn't want a monstrous set in my office. You can read many reviews of the set out there, so I'll stick to some things I think would be helpful to those in a similar situation. Compared to the 17KV, I was on the fence about stepping up, but with the 07KV I was already over what I wanted to spend (my original mission was to spend about $500, so I blew that budget). I struggled with "well, it's only $300 more", but in the end I'm very happy with the 07KV. The 17KV had a better module, larger toms and a better hi-hat pedal, but the module itself wasn't really that enticing. I've learned (after 6 months or so now) that all of those custom mods that are available in the 17KV module just isn't something I'm doing. I'm using Melodics attached to a PC to learn, and I pretty much stick with 2 or 3 of the in-built kits. I'm sure if I was dragging this out to gigs and needed to tune it more, I might feel differently, but what it does suits me fine. There's plenty of customizations, and yes, more kits in the 17KV, but I'm not sure it would make much difference for my use. Compared to the 1DMK, I appreciate this has bluetooth to hook your phone to it for music/play-along. I also like this has some customization available over the 1DMK and I have made some slight adjustments to pad sensitivity. the module in the 1DMK is really limited, so I think going up to the 07KV over the 1DMK was a wise choice. I did upgrade to a 12" snare and moved the 8" tom to the low tom position. I picked one up on eBay for about $130. That larger snare has made a nice difference, but I probably like having the larger tom in the low tom position more than the larger snare. I also find that the hi-hat pedal on this set isn't as responsive/predictable as a traditional hi-hat. I may upgrade that as well as the one with the 17KV is better (at least from reading reviews). Yes, I know that with the few upgrades I could have just had the 17KV, but again price was concerning and slowly adding is mentally more acceptable than the big outlay, considering I was wondering if I would really continue to play. I'm very happy with this set. I'm a lefty, but I set the kit of righty and I'm learning "open" to keep my dominant hand on the hi-hat. So far so good, but I had some things to unlearn from my crude self-learning. The sounds quality from the drums is fantastic. Sensitivity is great and I actually like the small high and mid tom sizes as it forces me to be more accurate in my drumming. Review: Killer - Absolutely love this kit. Plays great, good sounds if you tweak them to your liking. No regrets with this purchase at all a year in. ## Features - Compact V-Drums Kit: Conveniently compact and suitable for drumming at home, the TD-07KV V-Drums kit delivers the superior expression and playability of high-end V-Drums in a budget-friendly package - Ultra-Quiet Dual-Ply Mesh Heads: Roland's original ultra-quiet, double-ply mesh heads feature across the snare and tom pads, while large crash and ride pads and a dedicated kick pad with realistic, satisfying pedal feel round out the kit - Creative Sound Editing and Connectivity: The TD-07KV lets you explore creative opportunities that go far beyond any acoustic kit, with deep editing tools to craft custom sounds, onboard Bluetooth to play along with music tracks and lessons, USB to connect with computer recording software, and much more - Additional Accessories Required: Kick pedal, drum throne and drum sticks are not included. We recommend DAP-3X to complete your kit - TD-07 Sound Module: TD-07 module with 25 preset kits, 25 user kits, and 143 instruments for extensive sound variety - Advanced Sound Customization: V-Edit, EQ, ambience, and 30 multi-effects offer deep editing tools to create your perfect drum kit sounds - Professional Snare and Tom Pads: One PDX-8 8-inch snare pad with independent head and rim zones for assigning different sounds and three PDX-6A 6-inch single-zone tom pads - Realistic Kick Pad Performance: KD-10 kick pad offers realistic rebound and beater feel while minimizing noise and vibration - Responsive Crash and Ride Cymbals: CY-8 12-inch crash and ride cymbals with choke support for authentic cymbal performance - Precision Hi-Hat Control: 10-inch hi-hat cymbals and integrated foot pedal, with fine incremental control between open and closed positions ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B08L8J6K31 | | Best Sellers Rank | #44,381 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #100 in Electronic Drum Sets | | Body Material | Metal | | Brand | Roland | | Brand Name | Roland | | Color | BLACK | | Connector Type | USB Type A | | Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 86 Reviews | | Finish Type | Polished | | Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous | | Included Components | Snare | | Item Dimensions | 48.43 x 43.31 x 47.24 inches | | Item Highlight | Legendary Dual-Ply All Mesh Head kit with superior expression and playability, Bluetooth Audio and MIDI, USB | | Item Type Name | Drum Set | | Item Weight | 13.2 kg | | Item dimensions L x W x H | 48.43 x 43.31 x 47.24 inches | | Manufacturer | Roland | | Material | Mesh, Metal, Plastic | | Model Name | TD-07KV | | Model Number | TD-07KV | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Packs | 1 | | Part Number | TD-07KV | | Set Name | TD-07KV | | UPC | 761294516874 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Warranty Description | See manufacturer's website for details. | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Roland - **Color:** BLACK - **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 48.43 x 43.31 x 47.24 inches - **Material:** Mesh, Metal, Plastic - **Model Name:** TD-07KV ## Images ![TD-07KV Electronic V-Drums Kit - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51FDaCjKGlL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Are there no wires connecting the drums to the sound module??** A: There are wires! Every pad has a cable going to the module. So it’s quite a few of them. It’s somewhat neatly bundled together along the hardware. Maybe you’re asking because of the Bluetooth capability. If it is, that’s just so you can connect your phone to the module so you can play along anything on your phone. **Q: Does this kit arrive in 2 boxes....I've only received the "stand"?** A: It should be in a large single box clearly marked td-07kv. Unless they upgraded your stand, but doubtful **Q: What are the dimensions of the stand?** A: Good evening , the dimensions for the stand are as follows: 47.2 x 27.6 x 47.2" with the actual piping being 1.5" in diameter. -Anthony The Guitar Factory **Q: Hi! What are the dimensions and weight of the drums when packed in the box? Cause I want to carry it on a plane** A: Too big ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Learner Kit *by M***B on April 10, 2021* UPDATE (12/6/2021): I wanted to update this review. I've had this kit for about a year and I've played on it almost daily throughout 2021. I still love it and do not regret the decision at all. However, I'll offer some updates to my guidance below: First, I've updated all of my toms that came with it. In the review below, I had already gotten a larger snare and moved the 8" tom over to the floor tom, but I've also replaced the other two 6" toms with 8" toms - all sourced via ebay instead of new. The playable size is so much better. I haven't changed anything else out yet, but I may add another crash or change the ride for a 3-zone. I don't regret getting the 07KV, but I've already spent more between the original purchase and upgrades that I could have just purchased the 17KV. But I did know going into this that might end up being the case. Having hindsight of knowing how much I would enjoy learning and playing, I should have just spent more on the better kit. If you are debating between the two, I would recommend just spending the extra $300 and get the 17KV. In my case, I'm OK with my path - and I plan to eventually upgrade my module to something with more inputs, even beyond the 17KV capabilities, so I don't see the limitations of the 07KV as a regret. I still don't regret my purchase and either set is fantastic. One last note - I have switched over to Drumeo for lessons and I like the videos better, now that my timing and basics are improved. I play along to music rather than using the Melodics methods. Melodics was nice and I may switch back to learn other styles, but I found Drumeo provides a more mentored method to help you understand how to learn, rather than just timing and beats. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I've been an amateur drummer for years intermittently. I had a Pearl Rhythm Traveler set that I used to cart around when several friends would get together. That was years ago and I never really practiced that much - always wanted to, but it was either too loud (with normal heads) or sound feedback was non-existent (with the mesh heads in place). So it went into a closet for more than a decade. I wanted to get back into it and started looking at electronic sets, since they are far more affordable now than they were 15+ years ago. I looked at some Alesis sets but the reviews left me questioning whether I'd be happy. My intent was to get something where I could practice again and actually take some lessons to learn properly. I've always appreciated the quality and sound of Roland sets. After coming across the Roland DMK1, I saw this was a new release to sit between that at the 17KV. It's probably more than I needed to spend, but I figured I would rather spend a bit more for quality and have less regrets later. This set has exceeded my expectations. It was very easy to set up, and there are a lot of tutorials out on the web to help. It's very sturdy and compact, the latter of which was important to me as I didn't want a monstrous set in my office. You can read many reviews of the set out there, so I'll stick to some things I think would be helpful to those in a similar situation. Compared to the 17KV, I was on the fence about stepping up, but with the 07KV I was already over what I wanted to spend (my original mission was to spend about $500, so I blew that budget). I struggled with "well, it's only $300 more", but in the end I'm very happy with the 07KV. The 17KV had a better module, larger toms and a better hi-hat pedal, but the module itself wasn't really that enticing. I've learned (after 6 months or so now) that all of those custom mods that are available in the 17KV module just isn't something I'm doing. I'm using Melodics attached to a PC to learn, and I pretty much stick with 2 or 3 of the in-built kits. I'm sure if I was dragging this out to gigs and needed to tune it more, I might feel differently, but what it does suits me fine. There's plenty of customizations, and yes, more kits in the 17KV, but I'm not sure it would make much difference for my use. Compared to the 1DMK, I appreciate this has bluetooth to hook your phone to it for music/play-along. I also like this has some customization available over the 1DMK and I have made some slight adjustments to pad sensitivity. the module in the 1DMK is really limited, so I think going up to the 07KV over the 1DMK was a wise choice. I did upgrade to a 12" snare and moved the 8" tom to the low tom position. I picked one up on eBay for about $130. That larger snare has made a nice difference, but I probably like having the larger tom in the low tom position more than the larger snare. I also find that the hi-hat pedal on this set isn't as responsive/predictable as a traditional hi-hat. I may upgrade that as well as the one with the 17KV is better (at least from reading reviews). Yes, I know that with the few upgrades I could have just had the 17KV, but again price was concerning and slowly adding is mentally more acceptable than the big outlay, considering I was wondering if I would really continue to play. I'm very happy with this set. I'm a lefty, but I set the kit of righty and I'm learning "open" to keep my dominant hand on the hi-hat. So far so good, but I had some things to unlearn from my crude self-learning. The sounds quality from the drums is fantastic. Sensitivity is great and I actually like the small high and mid tom sizes as it forces me to be more accurate in my drumming. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Killer *by G***R on July 8, 2026* Absolutely love this kit. Plays great, good sounds if you tweak them to your liking. No regrets with this purchase at all a year in. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cool Item *by S***N on July 24, 2026* The Roland TD-07KV is a great buy for either a drummer at the beginning stage or advanced drummer wanting a good practice set to jump in on at home and develope some new licks on the kit. Its a sturdy kit with strong mesh heads. strong frames and everything adjustable to fit your comfort in drumming. I was highly impressed with the packaging it was delivered in. Very strong sturdy and tight well fit packing boxed with many individual boxes to fit each drum part to be secure and safe for a great delivery. I love the kit with enough sound adjustments for great practicing experience. ## Frequently Bought Together - Roland TD-07KV Electronic V-Drums Kit – Legendary Dual-Ply All Mesh Head kit with superior expression and playability – Bluetooth Audio & MIDI – USB for recording audio and MIDI data – 40 FREE Melodic - DW 2000 Series Single Bass Drum Pedal (DWCP2000) - Vic Firth American Classic 5A Drum Sticks --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.com.br/products/243072643-td-07kv-electronic-v-drums-kit](https://www.desertcart.com.br/products/243072643-td-07kv-electronic-v-drums-kit) --- *Product available on Desertcart Brazil* *Store origin: BR* *Last updated: 2026-11-13*