Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Hey Peterpan!  I currently use an Iron Cobra double bass pedal but 
at first I was scared it wasn't going to fit that black base that 
extends out from the front of the KP65, but it fits!  The kit 
responds find to all double bass speeds, even the really really fast 
ones!  



--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "peterpan" <malakies2000@y...> 
wrote:
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> cheers 4 the advice guys, think i'm gonna go for the yamaha kp65 -
> seems to be gettin good reviews and looks a bargain at 50 quid.
> another couple of questions before i buy, some of u guys should
> already have the pedal (coming as standard with the dtxpress II). 
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> 1) what do u think of the pedal?
> 2) how stable is it (does it move a bit like the kp60)
> 3) whoever uses uses double base, how good is the kp65 4 this
> 4) any reccomended double bass pedals to use with the kp65? am 
lookin
> into gettin a new one soonish
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> thanks again for your help and advice, its much appresciated
> l8rz pete
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> --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "brown8700" <brown8700@a...> 
wrote:
> > Jim:
> > I think the reason you may not be getting many responses is 
that, as 
> > you know, the DTX has an upright bass pad, and as members 
upgrade 
> > their kits, most go with some sort of upright mesh head pad as I 
did.
> > However, I can tell you that I have a Pintech bass trigger that 
I use 
> > as a second kick and to use as a spare.
> > It works OK as a spare or second kick, but I wouldn't rely on it 
as 
> > my main kick because it doesn't seem to have the dynamics of my 
mesh 
> > head pad. Maybe I'm spoiled.
> > It is cheap, though. I think I paid about $34.00 for it (with a 
> > beater).
> > Stephen