Roland KD-22-GE 22-Inch Electronic Bass Drum Pad with Wood Shell, Gloss Ebony (KD-22-GE)

Roland KD-22-GE 22-Inch Electronic Bass Drum Pad with Wood Shell, Gloss Ebony (KD-22-GE)

The Roland KD-22-GE is a premium 22-inch electronic bass drum pad designed for the V-Drums Acoustic Design series. It combines the full-size appearance of an acoustic kick drum with Roland’s advanced triggering technology for a realistic and responsive playing experience. Its full-depth wood shell provides an authentic acoustic look, while the head-mounted sensor system delivers natural feel and rebound with every kick.

The enlarged trigger area provides enough space for double kick pedals and supports short beater settings, giving drummers more flexibility when configuring their setup. Updated telescopic legs improve stability and allow for easier positioning, while adjustment indicators and redesigned rubber feet and nuts help keep the pad securely in place during playing.

Custom chrome lugs, claws, and spurs add to the professional acoustic-drum appearance. The included KDP-5 self-adhesive patch helps reduce wear caused by repeated beater strikes and supports plastic, felt, and wood beaters. Finished in Gloss Ebony, the KD-22-GE is well suited for practice, rehearsal, recording, and live performance.

Key Features

• Premium 22-inch x 18-inch electronic bass drum pad
• Full-depth wood shell construction
• Designed for the V-Drums Acoustic Design series
• Head-mounted sensor system provides natural feel and rebound
• Enlarged trigger area supports double kick pedals
• Compatible with short beater settings
• Updated telescopic legs provide improved stability
• Adjustment indicators simplify setup and positioning
• Redesigned rubber feet and nuts help maintain secure placement
• Custom chrome lugs, claws, and spurs
• Includes KDP-5 self-adhesive protection patch
• Helps reduce wear from repeated beater impact
• Supports plastic, felt, and wood beaters
• Gloss Ebony finish for a professional acoustic appearance
• Suitable for practice, rehearsals, recording, and live performance