Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

I have never drummed before(-besides enjoying the arcade digital kit 
to Rock'n Me!) and was wondering if $400 for a DTXPRESS(I) kit with a 
pedal is a good deal.  It's used, but barely used and wired by a 
pro.  I see the new ones(III) are around $1000, but I wouldn't want 
to pay that since it'll mostly be a toy to go with my bass for now. 
Thanks for the advice.

Cort

That sounds like a great deal for me, I would jump on it asap.

lazylightnin2001 <lazylightnin2001@...> wrote:

I have never drummed before(-besides enjoying the arcade digital kit 
to Rock'n Me!) and was wondering if $400 for a DTXPRESS(I) kit with a 
pedal is a good deal.  It's used, but barely used and wired by a 
pro.  I see the new ones(III) are around $1000, but I wouldn't want 
to pay that since it'll mostly be a toy to go with my bass for now. 
Thanks for the advice.

Cort





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--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, Anthony Robinson 
<a1c_drummergeek@y...> wrote:
> That sounds like a great deal for me, I would jump on it asap.
> 
> lazylightnin2001 <lazylightnin2001@y...> wrote:
> 
> I have never drummed before(-besides enjoying the arcade digital 
kit 
> to Rock'n Me!) and was wondering if $400 for a DTXPRESS(I) kit with 
a 
> pedal is a good deal.  It's used, but barely used and wired by a 
> pro.  I see the new ones(III) are around $1000, but I wouldn't want 
> to pay that since it'll mostly be a toy to go with my bass for now. 
> Thanks for the advice.

Cort,

Welcome to the group. I agree with Anthony. If you're sure that the 
kit is in good working, it's a steal. You might be pleasantly 
surprised about what your new toy can do.  Congratulations.

Ed

Thanks for all the feedback everyone.  Just picked this up today, got
it all set-up and just played for about an hour.  Loved it, especially
the pre-set songs.  

Oh and I didn't mean to belittle it by using the term 'toy'!

Back to play with it now, will probably have a few questions after
digging through the manual.

Thanks again.




--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "lazylightnin2001"
<lazylightnin2001@y...> wrote:

> 
> 
> I have never drummed before(-besides enjoying the arcade digital kit 
> to Rock'n Me!) and was wondering if $400 for a DTXPRESS(I) kit with a 
> pedal is a good deal.  It's used, but barely used and wired by a 
> pro.  I see the new ones(III) are around $1000, but I wouldn't want 
> to pay that since it'll mostly be a toy to go with my bass for now. 
> Thanks for the advice.
> 
> Cort

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "lazylightnin2001" 
<lazylightnin2001@y...> wrote:

> Oh and I didn't mean to belittle it by using the term 'toy'!


No apology necessary for the description. If males can answer to the 
term "boy toy"--sometimes willingly--a DTXpress should be able to 
handle it. The real question is, will you continue to think of it as 
a toy when it starts resisting your advances and demands that you  
respect it for its brain?  We'll be here when you two need mediation.

Ed