Roland SPD-1P SPD One Percussion Pad

Roland's SPD One Percussion is a digital percussion pad that enables the simple and creative integration of authentic percussion sounds into musical performance. It offers 22 realistic percussion sounds, including snares and kick drums, hi-hats, cymbals, shakers, tambourines and more. You can also import your own audio samples and save them to one of the twelve internal sound banks. The SPD::ONE PERCUSSION's rugged yet sensitive pads can be played with sticks, hands or feet. The trigger thresholds can be conveniently adjusted as required via the intuitive control system.

The SPD::ONE PERCUSSION is powered by batteries or AC adapter, allowing it to be used on the floor, a table, or mounted on tripods or drum setups using the supplied adapter. It's easy to use, even for musicians without a technical background: the four controls on the front panel let you change sounds, volume, balance and more. Whether you're a drummer, percussionist, guitarist, DJ or vocalist, the SPD::ONE PERCUSSION lets you expand your sound palette and bring your performance to life in a simple and flexible way.

Features:

• Lightweight, compact digital percussion pad that plays with drumsticks, hands or feet
• 22 internal sounds, including authentic drum and percussion sounds
• Import your own WAV files to one of the 12 sound banks via USB
• Easily edit and control your sounds with just four knobs
• Battery operation (4x AA) or mains adapter
• Main output (mono) and headphone output (stereo) for monitoring
• Use as a pad controller to control music software via the USB MIDI port
• For use on the floor, a table, or mounted to microphone stands or drum setups using the supplied mounting adaptor
• Dimensions (WxDxHxD): 140 x 160 x 56 mm
• Weight: 900 g
• Delivery includes batteries and fixing material
• Power supply not included

Specs:

• Color: White
• USB Port: yes
• Headphone Out: yes
• MIDI Inputs: 0 Ports
• MIDI Outputs: 0 Ports
• Line Outputs: 1
• Type: Drum Modul
• Theme: Drums and Percussion

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