Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, Brian LaRue <technodrumguy@y...> 
wrote:
> Just kind of a interesting note to the group. In my on
> going attempts to take over the electroinc drumming
> world and bring everyone together as a giant
> colective, so that we in the industry can work
> together to build the better drum module, we have
> added a few new aliances to the Pintech family. We are
> now distibutors for Yamaha, Ddrum, and Alesis drum
> modules. The Ddrum deal we started last year and have
> had a great time doing it, so we did some talking with
> the other companies and they agreed. Rolands still
> holding out, but we are not concerned. The companies
> that have come on board are great, as are the people
> with in them that we have to work with. 

Brian,

First, congratulations. We have a lot of Pintech fans on this board, 
as well as a lot of advocates for greater convergence. It's 
particularly gratifying to see Pintech and Yamaha shake hands--two of 
the most responsive, accessible e-drum entities in the business. The 
deal can only promise good things to come for everyone. We look 
forward to your comments about the new modules. But, Brian, people 
are disgruntled with Roland after NAMM? I can't believe it. How could 
it be?

Ed