Casio Collectors

Hey wow, Jocelyn!! That's amazing. I only know of one other Casio drum kit, these things are so rare. I recently got another 3 separate pads off ebay, so I now have 6 pads and 2 kick pads.

Did you get yours with the real Casio rack frame? Mine was only pads -I'm using a Yamaha drum rack frame to mount them. Sure like to get hold of the real Casio frame sometime. And also the DZ drum brain. And an RZ-1. and....and...

What part of the world are you from? I'm in Australia.


Cheers, Graham



--- In casiocollectors@yahoogroups.com.au, "casiofp"  wrote:
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> Hi all, 
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> I joined this forum after doing a search on the DZ manual which I found, joy !
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> Thanks Graham for creating this group and taking the time to scan and share this manual - I also own a full Casio Drumkit, and know how it feels: great ;)
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> Joscelyn
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> --- In casiocollectors@yahoogroups.com.au, "Graham"  wrote:
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> > They plug into the DZ-1 pad module, which doesn't have any sounds of its own - it is a pad to MIDI converter, which you then plug any MIDI drum machine/MIDI sound module into to play the sounds.
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> > Cheers, Graham
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> > --- In casiocollectors@yahoogroups.com.au, "montequi"  wrote:
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> > > Do you just have the pads, or does it plug into a sound module?  I'm curious what it sounds like.
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> > > --- In casiocollectors@yahoogroups.com.au, "Graham"  wrote:
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> > > > Well I just scored the buy of the century..not as in cheap bargain (it was quite expensive) but in buying something very rare - a full set of Casio DZ20/30 drum pads! Never used, brand new condition! The main picture on this site is an example of a set (although it actually has a couple more toms than my 4 pads + kick). Very pleased - I've dreamed of having a set for my collection for a long time!
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> > > > Cheers, Graham
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