Roland Drum Computer

I used this cable to branch out from my Roland V-Drum kit and into my computer. Cable is well-made, and does the job. Don't know how well it will hold up in the long term, but it's good for now. Would be nice if the 1/8 portion of the Y was longer.

I use this product with a Roland Boss Drum Machine. It frees my hands when playing live with the drum machine.

LOVE THESE. Cheaper than the Roland drum headphones and excellent sound quality.

Got it in the bundle along with the Roland TD11K e-drum. Dual chain makes it a bit more stable and it comes with a drum key attached to it. I'm no drum expert, so this is as far as I'll go.

Used to replace a broken head for a Roland TDK12 drum set. Replacement head appears to be better quality than the one that came with the system.

Tried them all, had ground noise from an MP3 player to a Roland TD30 Drum Module and this cable did the trick - problem solved! This cable is dead silent from noise and extremely well made! Worth its weight in gold! Love this cable - thank you!

As we downsize our home, I'm downsizing my drum kit to a Cajon - and loving the Roland EC-10 from B & H Phoro. My Cajon came just as advertised - but even sooner than promised.

I needed a heavy stand to hold my Roland sample drum pad. Most stands are made for drummers sitting down. This Atlas is heavy to carry around but it would take a whole lot to knock it over. So, for me it is exactly the right answer. And they are smooth working, beautiful sands. Can't really beat Atlas when it comes to mic stands. But be ready to carry a heavy stand.

I purchased this speaker to connect to my tabletop drum set that I use to practice with our little band that plays gospel and old country music. Everyone loves the rich sound and the fact that we can listen to the songs we are going to cover via Bluetooth from my phone stream via a music streaming service and/or YouTube. I tried a wonderful small Roland amp and though it was awesome, there were features on this speaker that could not be denied. If you need a super loud monitor that is built for electronic and tabletop drums, then get the Roland, but for beautiful room clarity, Bluetooth capability, and richness of sound, get the Alto TS410.

Use these to connect the Line output from an electronic drum monitor (used with my Roland V-Drums) to a Yamaha analog mixer. Work great.