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Description
The Roland PM-30 Personal Monitors are your ticket to experiencing the full potential of your V-Drums, delivering exceptional sound clarity and power in a compact, transport-friendly system. Designed specifically for V-Drums, this 2.1-channel speaker setup features a robust 200-watt Class-D amplification that ensures powerful, full-range audio output. The inclusion of a high-performance 12" woofer, complemented by twin 4" satellite speakers, guarantees a dynamic and immersive auditory experience.
The PM-30 is not only about power; its proprietary DSP engine is finely tuned to optimize V-Drum output, ensuring every beat and nuance is captured with precision. Whether you're practicing in your living room, rehearsing with the band, or performing on stage, the PM-30's flexible input and output options make it a versatile companion. Three input channels, compatible with both 1/4" and RCA types, and two sets of outputs provide ample connectivity for various audio setups.
Ease of transport is a priority with the PM-30, thanks to its sturdy crossbar, side handles, and easily mountable satellite speakers. The unit also offers selectable Full-Range and Subwoofer modes, along with a 3-band EQ for tailored sound customization, making it adaptable to any acoustic environment.
Key Features:
- 2.1-channel system with a total of 200 watts Class-D power
- Special V-Drum input and proprietary DSP for optimal sound
- 12" woofer with twin 4" satellite speakers
- Versatile 3-channel mixer with multiple input/output options
- Full-Range and Subwoofer modes with 3-band EQ
- Designed for easy transport with casters and side handles
- Satellite speakers mountable on PM-30 or V-Drum rack system
Reviews
PROS
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Clean sound across all frequencies
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Sufficient volume for personal practice
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Enhances bass drum and high hat sounds significantly
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Sounds great with less gain needed
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Fits well under drum snare, enhancing sonic-locality
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Independent gain control for the subwoofer
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Versatile enough to serve as all-purpose monitors
CONS
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Not suitable for live gig volumes
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The PM-30 originally featured a proprietary DSP engine, but users interested in DIY upgrades may not require it for their purposes.
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The Simmons DA2012 offers Bluetooth capabilities, a built-in mixer, and four channels, making it versatile for drumming, parties, and even movie audio playback.
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4.5 out of 5
Based on 1 Review and 2 Ratings
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