Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

I am interested in the BP80, and the accesories you
mentined it comes with, I am a paypal veried customer,
but I have to move more fund over to my account ,
because I just purchased a Alesis DM5 off of EBAY this
morning before I read your group mail. Or I could over
night a bank money to you, you let know whats best,
but consider it sold!



--- Dan Mowczan <pinball@...> wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I posted my kit for sale for pickup only in Sterling
> Heights, MI but I 
> didn't get any local interest, and I promised I
> would open it to 
> shipping.  So, now it is.  If there is anyone
> willing to pick it up, I 
> will give you preference.
> 
> It's a DTXpress kit, purchased new 1/2/2001.  It has
> been in my home, 
> non-smoking, and never transported.  It is all
> original, all complete, 
> all working, and very well kept.  I put about a half
> hour a day (and I 
> am rough on my kits)  on it over the last ten months
> and I am only 
> selling because I now have a DTXtreme and I don't
> need two electronic 
> kits.  I have all the original packaging, manuals,
> cables, etc.  No 
> cracking rubber, no stripped mounts, etc.  It's
> really a nice, used kit 
> and I'm offering to the list because I know there
> are people here who 
> will put it to good use.
> 
> The cost is $720.  Buyer is to pay exact shipping
> charges plus about $15 
> for bubble wrap and packaging materials to insure
> the package gets there 
> safely.  I will ship it whatever way you want -- you
> pick the carrier.  
> Your best bet is to have it shipped by the company I
> work for via 
> Airborne ground service.  The corporate rate we get
> makes them better 
> than the corporate UPS rate.  I recently shipped a
> oversize box weighing 
> 110lbs. and insured for $1,500 and it was only $42
> for Detroit to 
> Alabama, so compare that to other services and I
> think you'll find it to 
> be the best.  The pad/module box are fairly cheap to
> ship, and the box 
> with the rack should be lighter and insured for less
> than the above box, 
> so I'm estimating under $50.  I recommend you pay
> for insurance with the 
> shipment.
> 
> And, I almost forgot, the above kit includes two
> extra Pintech rack 
> stabilzers mounted on the left and right side of the
> rack for additional 
> rigidity.  I added these not longer after I got the
> kit to reduce 
> bouncing and they help a lot.
> 
> I am selling a hardly used BP80 for $100 + ship, but
> this includes a 
> TPCL80, a rack-mount tom mount for the RS60 or RS80
> rack, and will allow 
> you to mount it right on your rack.  It includes the
> stereo cable to 
> connect to your 9/10 port and is ready to plug and
> play.  (If you buy a 
> BP80 retail the photos online often show it
> 'mounted' but its only the 
> bar itself, so you're needing additional hardware)
> 
> Drum Set Crash Course Yamaha DTXpress edition w/ CD.
>  By Russ Miller, 
> $20 + book rate shipping (about $2.50 I think)
> 
> Payment for these items should be guaranteed. 
> Paypal from a verified 
> member OK, but you must add 2.9% for the fee and
> have it shipped to your 
> registered address.  Money order or cashier's check
> if you're mailing 
> the payment.  I will provide references and my EBay
> ID is danox with a 
> feedback of 229, never a negative in my history.  I
> can E-Mail digital 
> photos of whatever you'd like to see.
> 
> -Dan
> 
> --
> Dan Mowczan, pinball@...
> 
> 


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