Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "NightWolf" <aznightwolf@y...> wrote:
> 
> 
> Hello,
> 
> First of all, THANKS to the Mod's for hosting a great group. 
> 
> My name is John Nightwolf and I record at my home in the Desert 
(AZ).
> I am a Guitar/Bass Player who has become increasingly frustrated 
with
> my Drum Machine (DR770). Last week I decided to take the plunge and
> plunked down the money for a DTXpress III. I have been playing it 
for
> 2 to 3 hours a night. Holy Snykees, what FUN. I had no idea it was
> this fun to play Drums!! The last couple of nights I decided to play
> along to Boston's first album, since I am really familiar with it 
and
> often find myself playing air drums to it. Seems to be a good move 
as
> I am getting close to nailing it. Any advice,groups or resources 
for a
> newbie Drummer would be much appreciated. Also I am having a hard 
time
> figuring out the hihat and am thinking of getting the sp version.
> Where can I get individual pieces of this equipment (sp hihat, rack
> parts and such)? Anyway, thanks for reading along. Great to be a 
part
> of such a great group.

Hi John,

Welcome to the group, and thanks for the kind words. As we like to 
say, flattery would get you somewhere at DTXpress if there were 
somewhere to go. So far as Yamaha e-drums are concerned, You should 
check out our sister site--DTXpressions.com--for tips and tricks, 
downloads, and general information. Yamaha's own site for electronic 
drums is DTXperience.com, in which our own OGD is a valuable 
contributor. The place to get parts for your kit on the web is 
Drumbalaya.com, which carries just about everything connected with 
this sport, regardless of company, as well as the necessary/elective 
accoutrements. Ed Morin, the owner, and his crack staff are as 
helpful and dedicated ast they come. We can also give you advice 
about future purchases.

Ed (no relation)