emf wrote:
>--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "moogieman102" <moogieman102@y...>
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>>I am thinking about getting a dtx 2 or 3 depending on my budget. I
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>>double bass pedal, any recommendations or restrictions on whats
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>available? Pro's, cons? I
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>>want be as knowedgable as possible before making this purchase, so
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>far with the dtx I like
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>>what i see.
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>>Also, are there any really strong points why I should get a
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>dtx3special over a dtx3, or a
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>>dtx3 over the dtx2 for that matter?
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>>Any feedback really helps, I am drooling over this thing. Living in
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>>I have read a lot on this forum lately and think its a great
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>Hi James,
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>Welcome to the group. Eventually, other members should weigh in with
>recommendations for double bass pedals. Personally, if you have the
>money, I'd recommend the SP over the standard DTXP. The three round
>cymbals (one of which is bell/bow/edge capable), the more realistic
>hi hat, the throne, the kick pedal, and the curved rack are enough
>justification for the extra expense to my mind. Even though the
>modules are the same, and you could upgrade most of the advanced
>components to suit it at a later date, why wait if you can afford
>them now? The standard wedge cymbals on the STD are okay, but round
>is better, and a long time coming with Yamaha kits.
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>Ed
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Hey James
As the proud 1-week owner of the III and comparing it to my I, I highly
recommend and echo EMF's opinion. The new cymbals are awesome, the hihat
is nearly natural, and the cheapo pedal is better than the cheapo pedal
I was using. The rack is nice. (I know, I know) I think the audio system
has improved- sounds including play-along music are clearer- less muddy
to my ears. I was thinking of new headphones but that doesn't seem as
necessary to me now. If you get the basic- you will end up spending
money filling up the inputs anyway- may as well get the good cymbals now.
Creighton
