Advanced V-Drums Quiet Design Snare Pad

V-Drums Quiet Design represents a revolutionary leap in home drumming, offering the lowest playing noise ever achieved in an electronic drum kit. Built on decades of Roland testing and innovation, the V-Drums Quiet Design system—including pads, stands, and pedal bases—works seamlessly to minimize in-home playing noise and vibration transfer, without compromising the feel or response of your drumming. Noise is reduced by an incredible 75% compared to a standard V-Drums kit, which was already the quietest in the industry.

The PDQ-8S snare pad incorporates a noise-absorbing honeycomb rubber insert beneath a mesh head. Precision-engineered vents on the underside of the playing surface help dissipate air pressure, further minimizing noise. Additionally, the soft rubber rim covering ensures that rimshots are also quiet. Despite these advanced noise-reducing features, playability remains exceptional, offering the excellent stick feel and natural rebound expected from a top-tier V-Drums pad.

Key Features:
  • Snare pad designed for the V-Drums Quiet Design series
  • 8" playing surface with a 10" rim diameter
  • Delivers ultra-quiet performance and a satisfying playing feel, featuring a noise-absorbing honeycomb rubber insert and mesh head
  • Independent triggering for both head and rim
  • Rubber-covered rim allows for quiet rimshots
  • Head/rim connection is isolated with soft rubber material to minimize vibration transfer
  • 1/4" TRS trigger output

ConditionBrand New (New)
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  • PDQ-8S 8" Snare Pad Controller
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