If the
exchange rate is the way I think it is- $500 Canadian is a good price regardless
if it's a I or a II for a fresh non-abused kit. I think the crash sounds are OK
with some tweaking- just not a lot of them.
-----Original Message-----Hey,
From: selfcase [mailto:selfcase@yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 1:08 PM
To: DTXpress@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [DTXpress] About to buy; need models of DTXpress and some other answers
I have a pretty good offer for a DTXpress ($500 Canadian.. I'm
assuming this is worth it). The guy I'm buying it from does not seem
to know very much about electronic drums, so I've been doing a lot of
research on the DTXpress, and one thing I'm want to know is how to
recognize what model I'm getting.
The DTXpress II has a 3-zone snare pad, as well as a two-zone cymbal
pad, right? It also has an orange cross-bar that adds extra support
to the frame, right?
Is there anything else I can look out for in order to figure out if
I'm getting a DTXpress, DTXpress II, or some weird hybrid?
How long ago did the DTXpress II come out?
Also, is there anything in particular I should look into or test out
before I buy this? I'm currently in University and really don't want
to waste $500.
My main purpose in getting an electronic kit is for quiet practice. I
have several acoustic kits which I use on tour, and I have no
intentions of ever bringing this thing out on the road. (In case that
helps).
I've also gone through this message board, and there seems to be a
lot of arguing concerning the quality of the crash cymbal sounds.
Anyone want to vouch for this?
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