Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Well, you may be able to fit the kit in a suitcase.  But beware: do NOT 
try to fit it into a condom and and smuggle it in hidden in a body 
cavity.  I had a musician friend who tried to sneak a saxophone into 
Canada that way.  The condom broke, and now every time he eats beans he 
makes Cannonball Adderley noises ;-)

- Dave -
KLX Racer wrote:

> OK people, I am just about to take the plunge and buy a DTXpress
> II...  However, as I am in Australia where prices are crazy, I plan
> to buy from someone like Musicians Friend in the US and have it
> shipped here by my family in the US.  Ideally, in order to escape
> customs charges, I would love to have it removed from the box (i.e
> looks second hand) and packaged in a suitcase.  Does anybody have
> any real world experience with trying to fit this whole kit into a
> suitcase?  Also, I need to know weight of the kit to work out the
> most economical shipping method.  Any help you can offer?
>
> Cheers,
>
>
> KLX
>
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