Roland tdm 20 heavy duty drum mat features.
Roland tdm 20 drum mat.
Size and weight tdm 20 width 1 600 mm 63 inches depth 1 500 mm 59 1 16 inches height 8 mm 0 3 8 inches weight 3 0 kg 6 lbs.
Roland s new tdm 10 and tdm 20 heavy duty drum mat is adorned with the roland v drums logo.
Roland s new tdm 10 and tdm 20 heavy duty drum mat is adorned with the roland v drums logo.
The specifications are subject to change without notice.
The roland tdm 25 drum mat solves both problems.
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Absorb the vibration in the adoption of the three layer structure by a thick material.
The tdm 25 keeps your drums stands and stool from sliding while also protecting your floor.
Roland s new tdm 10 and tdm 20 heavy duty drum mat is adorned with the roland v drums logo.
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Tdm 20 tdm 10 is the setting mat of v drums dedicated capable of reducing the vibrations of the floor at the time of playing.
Its non skid polyester filament surface keeps your rack stands stool and pedal from creeping forward.
3 layer structure with nylon filament felt and soft urethane resin for noise reduction and shock absorption pair with hook and loop tape to hold the kick trigger pad or kick pedal on the mat.
Fire resistant stain proof anti static width.
Durable polyester filament material with nonskid backing.
The mat is available in medium tdm 10 and large tdm 20 sizes.
Product description prevent your drum components from slipping while simultaneously safeguarding your floor from scratches and reducing impact noise vibration.
Large size tdm 20 medium size tdm 10 heavy duty drum mat with v drums logo prevent your drum components from slipping while simultaneously safeguarding your floor from scratches and reducing impact noise vibration.
Great for home studio stage or school.
Made out of durable polyester filament with a nonskid backing.
