Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

One more thing....
With all of the sounds on the module you'd think that they would 
have a really cool bell sound like big clock tower bell.  It doesn't 
and Hells Bells from A/C D/C isn't the same without it.  I'm not a 
studio guy and I don't plug my kit into the computer.  It would be a 
hassle for me to lug around the pc (I don't have a laptop and don't 
know if a laptop has the right sockets to do it) just to get that 
really cool bell sound.  
Jeff

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, Cristian Raducanu <achilehero@y...> 
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> I would really need you to answer mw a few quick questions.
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> I am about to buy a DTXpress III standard Kit. I am drumming for 
about 8 years now, but only on an acoustic set. The main reason I am 
considering an electronic kit is that I want to study at home (in an 
apartment). So, ... I would have a few questions for you people that 
have an electronic kit, and especially about the DTXpress III.
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> 1. Does it make a lot of an "acoustic noise". I mean how silent 
would it be? Would it bother the neighbours if I am studying at home 
in my appartment?
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> 2. How hard is it to switch from the acoustic kit? I mean the pads 
being smaller than real size drumskins, and the feel of the pads.
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> 3. How close is the TP65S as a sound with rim shot and everything 
tot the real snare?
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> And basically, ... I really want to know if this would really be a 
good investment, because for sure it won't be cheap.
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> Thanks a lot guys and I am really looking forward to your answers, 
cause it's very important step for me.
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