Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Only one comment---- Headphones!!! :)

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "dawsonmcshane" 
<dawsonmcshane@h...> wrote:
> After owning an accoustic drum set I couldnt play, because I own a 
> small condo, I purchased my DTXpress II on january 28,2003.  On 
> January 29, 2003 I got my first bang on the door at 8:30pm. Yep, 
its 
> my drunk old nasty lady neighbor, also President of the home 
owners 
> ASSociation. She told me to knock it off, I said well what time is 
> good for you? She replied days. Mind you I work and she is milking 
> the state, so I reply "Yeah thats gonna happen." "Atleast your 
being 
> realistic about this!" with just a touch of sarcasm. So she agrees 
> to me stopping by 8:00pm. Done I said! I was so excited, at the 
deal 
> I got. Only to find out it was a deal with the devil. Last night 
> 3/9/03, I got the same door banging. I open it up and guess who? 
> Yeah that her the %#@t. She tell me "thats it!" I am done with the 
> drums. I said well whats that supposed to mean? She says you got a 
> letter telling you to quit playing the drums. I only pick up my 
mai 
> every 2 weeks, so its still in my mailbox at this point. I tell 
her 
> so, then words are exchanged and threats of fines, I tell him ill 
> still be playin em , she closing with the ever popular, then "Ill 
> just call the flippin cops". I tell her sound good. So as of now I 
> am officially moving. I live in Northern California, so its not a 
> small price tag to buy a new place. Sorry to babble but I actually 
> have a couple of questions for all who read through this.
> First, Those of you with similar experiences please let me know 
what 
> I can do?
> Second, I definately see a need for "drummer relocation insurance"
> Third, Its killing me not to play and its only been 24 hours!