Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

I suggest instead of getting the Special you should go
for the standard DTXpressIII kit and add on in the
future if u feel like it ..... I just got mine 2 weeks
back .... and Oh BOY !! :) am really satisfied at my
decision.....  I had similar qs in the mind like u
..... to answer your second qs: 

The snare is a 3 zone pad ... u can play rimshot,
accents, ghost notes, cross sticks etc. just in a
style you would play an acoustic snare ....  you would
be surprised how realistic it is ... even though the
normal setups are correct u can even adjust the
sensitivity and velocity of the pads ( i mean how hard
you should hit to have the desired vol etc. ).... the
only thing i miss is the positional sensing .... :( 
...  

You can get more information at 
http://dtxperience.com/dtxpressIII.php
http://www.dtxpressions.com/

This is a decent review and description of the package
dimensions and components model numbers:
http://www.kraftmusic.com/catalog/drums/2966


Go for it ....u would not regret .... and if at all u
can always add a couple of acoustic percussion to it
;)  .....     

regards..


--- Keith <keith@...> wrote:

> --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "walkacrossfire"
> <walkacrossfire@y...> wrote:
> > I'm interested in some details I can't seem to
> find out before I buy.  
> > What's the diameter of the snare pad?  Can you
> play a rim shot and 
> > straight on hit without changing the voice?
> > 
> > Thanks for your help
> 
> The same as the tom pads - around 8.5" overall
> diameter, 7" playing
> surface.  I am not sure I understand the second part
> of your question.
>  The built in kits come with the rim programmed up
> for one voice and
> the main pad for another voice (and the cross-stick
> for another
> voice).  You can change these if you want and save
> the kit.
> 
> Keith.
> 
> 
> 



		
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