Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Thanks for the reply, Rick. This pretty much settles it, so its time 
to start surfin for the best prices. ;) Will

--- In DTXpress@y..., "Richard C. MacDonald" <vcrmac1@h...> wrote:
> Hi Will,
> I think that the DTXpress would work well for your band due to the 
volume
> control and ability to customize drum sounds. In addition to the 
kit, all
> you need to buy is a bass pedal and sticks.
> 
> It does plug into an amp in mono or stereo using standard guitar 
cords.
> Consensus seems to be that a keyboard or the Roland amp designed 
for drums
> work best due to their ability to produce both the highs and lows 
needed for
> realistic sound. I use a Fender KXR 100 and am very happy with it. 
You can
> run other instruments or mics into it as well due to separate volume
> controls.
> 
> Have fun,
> Rick
> -----Original Message-----
> From: spacepiperwsm@y... <spacepiperwsm@y...>
> To: DTXpress@y... <DTXpress@y...>
> Date: Sunday, November 11, 2001 4:37 PM
> Subject: [DTXpress] Thinking about buying a DTXpress...
> 
> 
> >Hey there. Im a new drummer, and i play bagpipes and guitar in a
> >celtic band. We really want to add drums to it, so natually for the
> >sake of our ears, and our usually background music gigs, we were
> >thinking about some electric drums. I was just wondering, if you
> >bought it from www.musiciansfriend.com or some place like that, is
> >there anything else i need to buy? Also, can you plug it into an 
amp
> >using the standard cords used for electric guitars? Any comments
> >would be much appreciated. -Will-
> >
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