
Roland
Roland MH2-14 Powerply Mesh 14-inch Drumhead
★★★★★
A 14-inch dual-ply mesh replacement head for the Roland KD-140 V-Kick that restores sensitivity and natural feel.
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Overview
Key Features
Replacement Head Roland KD-140 V-Kick
Specifications
Brand
Roland
Model
MH2-14
Type
Replacement Mesh Drumhead
Size
14 Inches
Construction
Dual-Ply (Powerply) Mesh
Compatibility
Roland KD-140 V-Kick
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Dual-ply mesh construction provides greater durability than single-ply alternatives
- Restores original trigger response and playing feel when replacing a worn head
- Standard 14-inch sizing fits the KD-140 V-Kick without modification
- Roland OEM part ensures consistent quality and compatibility
👎 Cons
- Only confirmed compatible with the Roland KD-140, limiting its usefulness for other pads
- More expensive than generic third-party mesh heads of the same size
- Does not include a drum key or tension rods for installation
- Dual-ply design may feel slightly stiffer than single-ply mesh heads preferred by some players
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Roland MH2-14 compatible with electronic kick pads other than the KD-140?
The MH2-14 is specifically designed as a replacement head for the Roland KD-140 V-Kick. Compatibility with other Roland pads of the same diameter may be possible, but Roland lists it for the KD-140.
What does "Powerply" mean in the context of this mesh head?
Powerply refers to Roland's dual-ply mesh construction, which uses two layers of woven mesh material for increased durability and a more defined, controlled rebound compared to single-ply designs.
How do you install the MH2-14 on a KD-140?
Installation follows the same process as a standard drumhead replacement—remove the hoop and old mesh head from the KD-140 shell, place the MH2-14 over the bearing edge, reattach the hoop, and tension evenly using a drum key.
Does replacing the mesh head affect trigger sensitivity?
A fresh mesh head typically restores the original trigger response of the pad. Over time, mesh heads stretch and lose tension consistency, which can reduce sensitivity and playing feel.