Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

I figured we could chat "real time" about the DTXpress then people 
could get instent answers!  But don't get me wrong this egroup 
sections is the best thing I ever found.. and I plan to stay here and 
discuss this kit!



> Hi John
> You're the first chap to post to the list for AGES! I
> thought everyone had died!
> 
> First thing. Read thru the archives on the list.
> You'll find everything you'll need to know.
> If you don't have time to do that - then you might
> consider this quick "summary" of the DTXpress:
> 
> Pros
> Excellent value for money.
> Lots of good quality sounds, able to play 2 sounds
> simultaneously on each pad.
> Can record your playing.
> Can make your own "user kits" and email them to
> friends.
> Versatile hardware. Easy to transport. Looks nice.
> 
> Cons
> Kick pedal can be noisy.
> Pads a bit on the small side (not bad though) and
> mono.
> Some limitations in programmability and functionality,
> but then, we're not talking V-Drums here...
> 
> All in all, I would say the DTXpress is an excellent
> e-kit to start off with. Sure, there are better out
> there but at this price, there is simply nothing to
> touch it. Just plug it in and go.
> 
> Try and get a demo organised at your local music shop
> - I sat in the shop window every day for a week during
> my lunch hour before I finally put plastic to palm.
> 
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