Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

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- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "emf" <liberatusvirus@y...> wrote:
> 
> --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, Jerald Henderson 
> <jeraldlhenderson@y...> wrote:
> > 
> > 
> > Jerald Henderson <jeraldlhenderson@y...> wrote:I wondering about 
> the he Behringer KX1200 and MusciansFriend (AXL) 60W Keyboard/Bass 
> Amp. 
> >  
> > Forgot to add: I can't ever get good sound from my DTX 2.0 by 
just 
> running out from the left channel, so that's why I'm leary of 
getting 
> one Amp. 
> >  
> > Greetings from Lazz in Alabama! I have been playing thru a 
behringer KX1200 for the past 7 months, Thats praticing and giging. 
So this week I bought myself a 2nd one so I  can play in stereo. It 
arrived thursday and what a difference playing in stereo! I would 
recomend the KB1200 to any e-drummer or gate opener. As  for the 60 
watt model beheringer it has lots of pre sets and effects that I 
would never use. In short I like my BX1200's You will need a strong 
back with These's units Kinda Heavy. LOL Lazz

 
> > I was thinking of using two MF 60W Amps (right & left channels) 
> versus one Behringer KX1200. It seems like you would get better 
sound 
> by using Stereo rather than one large mono. Not True?
> 
> Jerald,
> 
> My guess is that the 60W AXL will fail you in the bass 
frequencies, 
> at least--especially the transients that toms and kick will send 
> their way. I haven't seen any specs on the amp, but if it rolls 
off 
> too steeply, your lower tones may not sound too convincing. If it 
> doesn't, they may distort like crazy at high volume. The power 
rating 
> is awfully low.
> 
> Going stereo is preferable to mono for soundstage purposes, but 
one 
> good amp capable of doing justice to the frequency response and 
> dynamic range of the kit is a much better bet than two that can't 
> cope. Steph's judgment is trustworthy. She's had her Behringer for 
> some time. It delivers, and it hasn't broken down.  I think that 
OGD 
> uses it, too, at least sometimes.
> 
> Ed