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Re: [DTXpress] Are "edrums", "real" drums? (was: Comparison: electronic vs. acoustic kit

2003-12-22 by Fred, who is in love with Sara

I would agree with your thoughts...I am new to the list, but have to say I would not buy a "real set" for many reasons other than listed...one of the things that kept me from learning drums for years was the fact that everybody can hear how much you suck...when I first started bass and guitar, I could keep the amp turned down, or use headphones...
with drums...yes there is a feel issue, there is always a trade off...like my Kramer Barretta is not my Martin, a DTXPress is not a Recording custom...they are different tools...and do different jobs with strengths and weaknesses...
a drill is not always better than a screwdriverl...

non Graner <vern@...> wrote:
daniel peralta said:
> Yes, you are right there.
> It's a must to have the kids play on a real drum to get the feel of
> it. [SNIP]

Hmm again, this seems to go counter to my thought process... If you sign
up to learn to play lead guitar, they don't start you on an acoustic so
you get the "feel" of it. They start you with a guitar & amp. Same for
Bass guitar, they don't start you on a stand up acosutic bass with a bow.

This train of thought seems to imply that "edrums" are not "real" drums
and are some form of "lessor" stand-in for people who cannot use the
"real" thing. Is this the general consensus? That is, if various
obsticles (noise, storage space, etc.) were removed, we'd all have
acoustic sets?

Vern

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