ROLAND SPD-1 KICK: A robust, compact percussion pad. There are no noticeable scratches. Please refer to the photos for the condition. Operation confirmed. Includes the main unit, all instruction manuals, stand attachment, and box. Please refrain from price negotiations. 【Manufacturer's Description】 The SPD::ONE KICK is a new type of digital percussion pad that anyone can easily incorporate into their performance. It has 22 built-in sounds, ideal for keeping rhythm with your feet, such as the thick kick drums of the TR-808 and TR-909, and stomp boxes. Operation is extremely simple; you can select sounds and control effects with just the four knobs on the top panel. Despite its compact size, it has a robust body, allowing you to play it with sticks, hands, or by stomping on it with your foot. It also supports battery operation, making it easy to incorporate into your instrument setup. It's a great choice for drummers, percussionists, guitarists, vocalists, DJs, and all kinds of musicians. The compact SPD::ONE KICK supports various playing styles, allowing you to play it not only with sticks but also with your hands or by stomping on it with your foot. It expands the range of performance for all players. You can attach it to a drum set stand and play it with sticks, incorporate it into a percussion set and play it with your hands, or combine it with a guitar or cajon and play it on the floor with your foot. The pad's sensitivity and threshold level can be adjusted with the side panel knobs to suit your playing style. Using the included attachment, you can mount it on commercially available hi-hat/cymbal/tom stands or microphone stands. User sample function to expand the range of expression. It is equipped with a user sample function that allows you to connect to a computer via USB and import audio files (WAV) up to 5 seconds long into the main unit. Can also be used as an input pad for a DAW. The SPD::ONE KICK is equipped with a USB port and can be connected to a computer with only a USB cable. MIDI data can be sent without using a MIDI interface. You can use the SPD::ONE KICK as an input tool for your DAW.