Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Hi there,

I have seen post about amplification millions of times on this board.

Here are my suggestions:
Lightweight, good, clean, loud & flat sound

Brand: STANER
Models PS-100   powered 100 watts box, two inputs (combi )
       http://www.staner.com/usa/c_a_ps100.htm
       PSDW212  powered sub woofer 37-100Hz 210Watts
       http://www.staner.com/usa/c_a_psw212.htm
Put two of these combinations behind your seat, and you will enjoy 
the gig.

Brand: Barbetta (lighter and louder then Peavey KB-300)
Model: Sona 41  http://www.barbetta.com/Live/Sona_41/sona_41.html
       Sona 32 http://www.barbetta.com/Live/Sona_32/sona_32.html

The STANER PSW-212sub is a good ad on to any fullrange p[owered box.
It goes really deep and solid tight sound. Staner has a distributor 
in Miami, Florida.

You cannot go wrong with any of these.

Renard from Curacao 

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "Ask Me!" <drummerdude1373@y...> 
wrote:
> Hi folks,
> I'm looking for feedback on some of the different amplification 
systems that 
> folks are using with their Dts. I am ready to buy something but my 
funds are 
> limited and I need to hit a home-run on the first try.
> I use Rolands at church with a Roland keyboard amp (300) and that 
sounds 
> great but I am leery of Rolands' amps because there has been a 
rash of 
> blown speakers around our town.
> I am considering the Behringer, Hartkes key board amp(200 watts) a 
Samson 
> Expedition Express  PA and Peavys Kb4 or 5. I haven't gotten to 
hear the MS 
> 100 from Yamaha yet but I am considering it as well.
> If those of you who have experience with some of these would 
please reply 
> with your likes and dislikes, it sure would help your fellow e-
drummerdude!
> Thanks, brothers and sisters!
> God bless!
> Andy