Jan For opinions on the TD6 try www.vdrums.com I got the DTXpress kit then replaced the brain with a roland TD8 and the snare with a PD80. I find the roland brain is better than the yamaha, better dynamics, more expression, far better cymbals. This is not to say the yamaha is bad, I still use it as a practice kit, set up with a few pads, but I use the roland for all my live stuff. I have not used the TD6, but my experience with roland suggests it will give the yamaha a good run for it's money. The one thing I will say is please try before you buy, as far as I can tell the way you play makes a big difference to which kit suits you (even if you have to travel a long way). See if some of the music shops will mail you a test kit(s) on a sale or hire basis. Try posting in the drum forums to see if anyone will let you try out their kit at home ( in exchange for a few beers) Another option is something like the rhythm traveller kit with mesh heads and a DDrum brain and triggers. For a ddrum biased point of view try www.ddrum.com Cheers adam --- In DTXpress@y..., "Jan Vegar" <jan_vegar@y...> wrote: > How is DTXpress matching up to Roland TD-6K or any other kits in > this price range? ($1100) > > I have read many positive things about DTXpress but I havent found a > shop in Oslo where this kit is mounted. I hesitate to order it > without trying it, but if I really want a kit at this price range it > seems like this is the best kit? Or? > > Jan Vegar
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Re: Yamaha DTXpress and Roland TD-6K or similar
2001-10-02 by adam.keen@bbc.co.uk
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