Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Hi Don,

I happen to have a KP65 that I'm not using.  I got it with my DTXtreme IIS but only used it shortly because I replaced it with an KP120 (with real heads).  Let me know if you still want it and make me an offer for it.  By the way, I upgraded to a DTXtreme III and went all rubber, so if you're interested in the KP120, it's available as well (although not as cheap...).

Jaime

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "Don" <dont811@...> wrote:
>
> Hello Everyone,
> I'm Don from So. Fl. and although I'm a newbie here I've been drumming since 1958 where I started in my Dad's 1930's Leedy-Ludwig set. I switched to keyboards & Synths F/T in '76 to keep the band together & avoid getting a day/job during my touring days.
>     I then left the business & ART completely some 4 years ago. It wasn't fun anymore for reasons I'll save for another letter. In the past 2 years I've experienced what can only be called "Old fart's
> and Senior moments".  Then, last Christmas, I had an "awakening"--I have a few good songs & some decent God-given talents left in me... NOT to share !!!
>    So even though I'm now retired, I've slowly built my DTX from the ground up al-la-cart and I'm missing 1 part=a Bass drum trigger.
> I'm presently using an ION drum PAD jerry-rigged to my Yamaha DTXpress II rack-it works but as u all can imagine-my old '73 Pearl peddle needs adjustment after every song.
>      Does anyone here know of or own a spare & is willing to sell me a 'working' drum trigger ???
> I've searched the net & found that the Yamaha KP65 is back-ordered 'til April 30th (in most cases) & it goes for $60+ S&H.
> 
> Should i find a way to drill holes into the pedal & put 2 screw-like parts that would 'Break" the pedal's movements--nah, that's sounds like it could break the pedal.
>    Anyone who has ANY constructive ideas please 'e'-me.
> 
> Thanks for all your time reading me.
> Regards,
> Don
>