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Your cart is empty.Electronic Kick Pad; Acoustic Bass Drum Look and Feel Convert your acoustic kit into an electric drum pad with the KD-A22 kick drum converter from Roland. Designed to fit 22-inch kick drums, the KD-A22 converter comprises a clear batter head with kick pad, a black batter board with trigger jack, and a durable black metal batter hoop. Additionally, you can show your Roland pride with the included Roland V-Drums logo-emblazoned black front head. If you’re interested in playing an electronic kick pad but prefer the look and feel of an acoustic shell, then the Roland KD-A22 from GearNuts is right for you!Roland KD-A22 Kick Converter Features: Converts acoustic bass drums into electronic kick pads Fits 22-inch bass drums Includes: batter head with kick pad, batter board with trigger jack, batter hoop, and front head Compatible with double bass pedal using an MDS-50K/MDS-50KV drum stand (sold separately)
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2023
Worked wonderful with my Alesis Strike Multi pad! Im assuming it works great with pretty much any brand module
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2023
Worked wonderful with my Alesis Strike Multi pad! Im assuming it works great with pretty much any brand module
jj2000`
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2020
The seller I got this from was excellent 5 stars and thats why I gave it 5 starts. The product however is 1 star as it is not excellent and falls short for what you need a "quiet" kick to be.1. acoustically its not quiet, a mesh head roland kick will be much quieter. A standard kick drum with real heads stuffed full of pillows to muff it like you would normally do using a acoustic trigger is just as loud. As for making things quit I would say this is not very useful. Transmission vibrations also felt higher as my wife on the floor below me when testing said the strikes sounded the same. (kd-140 bc v)2. feel is OK more spring like than a real head and I found the normal roland kick the same.3. Biggest issue I had was with the very small lip you have to fit your pedal on. I use Trick Pro-V 1 big foot double pedals and had issue with getting the pedal to fit on the less than inch deep lip. My pedal is adjustable to compensate for different size lip allowing you to get the beater at a 90 degree angle when striking. This was almost impossible with this super tiny lip. I have drum rises from gibraltar on 16" kicks that have far more space. The pedal after a few minutes of playing would fall off and move. It also led to excessive vibrations. Not a issue for me but if your looking to play quietly it was rather loud.4. I have a td-50 I used with this kick and I play fast music 300bpm type stuff. I found it had dead strikes and miss fires my mesh head didn't, even my roland acoustic bass drum trigger on a real head was more accurate. This could be due to multiple factores. I think the resonation of this head skin may have been the issue. but i mostly believe this to be the problem with my double pedals beater distance. The distance between the right and left beater made the beater go very close to the outer edge which I think caused the problem.Side notes. I assume if your using a roland pedal you won't have issues with the foot bard. I also have a axis longboard pedal and that also looked like it wouldn't fit very well on the rim lip. If your using a single pedal with this kick I imagine that it shouldn't have any issues with triggering consistency. Lastly its loud for a acoustic kit, i think your better off just muffing a normal drum with pillows and using a roland acoustic kick trigger. Or a silent rubber beater pad and triggers directly on your pedal like the trick lasers, or footblasters.
jj2000`
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2020
The seller I got this from was excellent 5 stars and thats why I gave it 5 starts. The product however is 1 star as it is not excellent and falls short for what you need a "quiet" kick to be.1. acoustically its not quiet, a mesh head roland kick will be much quieter. A standard kick drum with real heads stuffed full of pillows to muff it like you would normally do using a acoustic trigger is just as loud. As for making things quit I would say this is not very useful. Transmission vibrations also felt higher as my wife on the floor below me when testing said the strikes sounded the same. (kd-140 bc v)2. feel is OK more spring like than a real head and I found the normal roland kick the same.3. Biggest issue I had was with the very small lip you have to fit your pedal on. I use Trick Pro-V 1 big foot double pedals and had issue with getting the pedal to fit on the less than inch deep lip. My pedal is adjustable to compensate for different size lip allowing you to get the beater at a 90 degree angle when striking. This was almost impossible with this super tiny lip. I have drum rises from gibraltar on 16" kicks that have far more space. The pedal after a few minutes of playing would fall off and move. It also led to excessive vibrations. Not a issue for me but if your looking to play quietly it was rather loud.4. I have a td-50 I used with this kick and I play fast music 300bpm type stuff. I found it had dead strikes and miss fires my mesh head didn't, even my roland acoustic bass drum trigger on a real head was more accurate. This could be due to multiple factores. I think the resonation of this head skin may have been the issue. but i mostly believe this to be the problem with my double pedals beater distance. The distance between the right and left beater made the beater go very close to the outer edge which I think caused the problem.Side notes. I assume if your using a roland pedal you won't have issues with the foot bard. I also have a axis longboard pedal and that also looked like it wouldn't fit very well on the rim lip. If your using a single pedal with this kick I imagine that it shouldn't have any issues with triggering consistency. Lastly its loud for a acoustic kit, i think your better off just muffing a normal drum with pillows and using a roland acoustic kick trigger. Or a silent rubber beater pad and triggers directly on your pedal like the trick lasers, or footblasters.
J Cushman
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2020
Conversion kit works perfectly with my Alesis Strike Pro drum kit. The added size completes the kit.
J Cushman
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2020
Conversion kit works perfectly with my Alesis Strike Pro drum kit. The added size completes the kit.
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