Can this plug right into a PA channel or do you need some sort of controller?

You can get a generic "thump" plugging straight in, but it's not very good. You'll need a controller to get any decent sounds. I picked up a used Yamaha DTXpress for $125. Well worth it. The variety of sounds is incredible, and you can add more triggers for other drum sounds. I wound up exchanging my KP65 for the silent pedal KU100. Very happy with it, but I'm a bass player, so I never knew a real bass drum pedal.

I have two questions. Will this kick pad work with Roland V-Drums series? Works for a double bass drum foot kick pedal?

Yes to both of your questions. I use my KP65 on my Roland TD11K drum set and I use a Iron Cobra 600 Double bass pedal with this bass kick pad on my setup. AWESOME kick pad by the way. I love mine, and definitely recommend it. Hope this helps

Will it keep moving if I don't screw it on the floor? I want my drum pad and bass to be movable and can be stowed away if I need extra space

Most acoustic bass pedals, from the least expensive to the most expensive USUALLY have some way to clamp onto the rim of a kick drum. This will look like a claw or clamp on the bottom of the bass pedal under the striker. Pedals with such a mechanism should latch on to this product. This target has two screw-pins that look like spring-loaded spikes on the far side (away from the player) so that if you have carpet, towel, or rug under your pedal area the screws can be lowered into that surface. This prevents it from moving much. This means that this is not permanently affixed to any floor or board. It should be able to be moved.

Yamaha KP65 Electronic Drum Kick Tower

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