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Re: Sorry, DTXPRESS III again

2004-01-22 by emf

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "keith1200rs" <keith@k...> wrote:
> I have read all the posts (I think) and just wanted to confirm that
> the only significant differences between the II and III are in the 
box
> - the pads are the same?  I am thinking of buying the DTXPRESS in a
> couple of months time and am trying to decide if it is worth hanging
> on for the III (which may be a while in the UK - not a murmur so 
far).
>  Symbol sounds and a new paint job on the rack may not be worth
> waiting for.  Any comments?

Hi Keith,

The standard edition of the III resembles the II, except for the 
additions and improvements to the module and the collapsible curved 
aluminum rack. The SP edition has all that plus the new hi hat, the 
round cymbals (one double-switch, one single switch, and one mono), 
and the new hi hat on the stand. The SP would certainly be more worth 
the wait, but it will also cost a few hundred dollars more. You can 
take some comfort in the fact that if you buy the II now instead of 
either III, you can upgrade to the three-sound cymbals later; they're 
compatible with inputs 2, 6, and 7 on the II's module (right, OGD?). 
You could also buy the new module later a la carte. But I was under 
the impression that the II was in serious short supply over there, as 
here, and the dearth will get worse in two months rather than better. 
No?

Ed

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