Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Unfortunately, the Pinetech e-snare that I demo'd 
was single trigger. I think that when I actually 
go in to buy the DTXpress, I will ask about
trying out a dual-trigger e-snare. It did have a 
real metal rim though, like a real snare. Pretty 
nicely built unit too, no plastic on the unit that I
could tell in my quick inspection of it.

Like I said before, the feel on the Pinetech was really 
nice, only problem is that I haven't had a chance to demo
other similar e-snares...so there probably is better out 
there. But, it definitely helped me make my decision
about the expanability of the DTXpress brain. Now i'm 
going to use the original snare as my ride and purchase 
one of these nice mesh covered e-snares.

Any ideas on links to other e-pads for sale? Curious about 
doing some price comparisons before I take the big plung!

Brett
Message: 2
>   Date: Sun, 5 Dec 1999 20:53:54 -0000
>   From: Sanctum@... (Hubble, Andrew John)
>Subject: RE: I think I'm closer to buying the DTXpress now...

>The Pintech pad you tried, was it dual trigger?
>Did it give a sound fro the main pad and another sound 
>for the rim? I'd be interested,

>Andy