Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

The kit is as far as I am concerned the best overall e kit on 
available to the public. Sound, and feature wise it is top notch. 
The gig I played at I initially used a 100 watt keyboard amp and a 
JBL EON-2 powered speaker set up. Also was a Yorkville 200 watt sub 
woofer with a 10" speaker in it. I placed the woofer directly behind 
me. I would recommend a bigger, more powerfull sub as that was not 
cutting the grade for my taste's. I blew the speaker in the keyboard 
amp and rented a 400 watt DHR?. Was not as powerful as the EON. Like 
running the kit in stereo. I would not recommend the EON, as the 
tweeter is very small and I think it would blow under duress. Going 
to try some powered Warfdales perhaps. Was also going to try one of 
the powered JBL subs with built in power amp. I am not decided on 
exactly what rig I will settle on for my monitoring needs as I am a 
volume pig and my need for punch is something in excess. I played 
for years in bands and not had my own monitoring system. Now I am 
overboard when it comes to that issue. Replaced the speaker in my 
keyboard with a 300 watt RMS Gauss 15" speaker, but still the power 
amp in that unit is only 100 watts. Kick drum requires a lot of 
power. I am a soundman's worst night mare for small venues as my 
stage volume is sufficient for the room. If prodded enough, and i 
have confidence in the soundman, I listen and turn down. But if I 
feel he isn't in the know where drums fit in the mix, I crank it and 
know my drums are thumping out. Thanks for your interest.