Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Drumsonly,

Man, I am not surprised as this kit is really fantastique!!  I
honestly haven't felt this amped about playing since I was thrashing
in bar bands back in the 70's - I don't have enough superlatives in my
humble command of the language to express how I feel about this
wonderful machine and its capabilities.  As I said (most
inarticulately, but honestly) in my original post: "YEE HAH!!!".

I would be very interested to know what kind of powered speakers you
were using, though, if possible.  When I started pondering the
purchase of an e-kit it was purely for in-home use, but now that I
have it ... well, anything can happen! ;-)

I forgot to mention you by name in my thank yous, but you have been
another of my virtual mentors on my way to owning this magical (not a)
toy!

FX

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "drumsonly2002" <dan@n...> wrote:
> 
> You got the best kit I have ever tried, owned and operated. I did a 
> gig last week. Five drummers Xtreme vs Acoustic. Xtreme winner
hands 
> down as best sounding kit. DTX Sounded more acoustic than the miced 
> acoustic kit. Two other drummers played my kit and the kit
performed 
> beyond my expectations in the dynamic department. Had the kit 
> heavily amplyfied with 2 x 400watt powered speakers and 200 watt 
> sub. The kit picked every note and triggered excellently. No cross 
> talk, no missed notes. Used acoustic cymbals though. Maybe use the 
> cymbals next time. 
>