Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Really Inspector, do you seriously expect me to believe that on 3/9/03 4:00
pm, "Creighton Higgins" <creighton@...> said:

> I purchased the Pintech because the Yamaha broke and I (perhaps foolishly and
> superstitiously) thought that another Yamaha might break also. I want to own
> things that don't break, although so far in life I have been unsuccessful. If
> business brings you near Baltimore, you are welcome to lay hands on the
> offending equipment.

This of course raises the question of how long the various parts of the kits
are lasting on average? Roland in the UK offer a three year warranty with
their products (although Roland operate a pan European dealership agreement
this warranty is just for UK bought equipment.) Of course we pay far more
for everything here to start with so they aren't being that generous but it
seems to hint that most items made by Roland at least stand a fair chance of
surviving three years. I just looked all over the Yamaha site but couldn't
see any mention of warranty at all so I'm assuming in the UK it is the
standard one year. Hart offer a lifetime guarantee So how old were all these
broken bits that are appearing on the list - older than three years?

pb