Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Damn it's been a while since I posted here the last
time, a new job has kept me extra busy for the last 4
months, haven't even had much time to play, this group
has grown a lot we were around 700 members last time I
checked it's also impossible to read all the posts
from these past months....well enough.

Has anyone had any bad experiences with the KX1200, I
bought myself one of their little mixers, and well, it
improved the sound on my crappy yamaha headphones, I
connect my guitar bass microphone and my newly
acquired keyboard (which I have only played for about
an hour) but still I feel the need to bother
neigh...ehem... to have a good amp, since I have all
the instruments but pathetically don't have anyone to
play with, I would not need to have like a PA, but
still there are some PA at low prices.... basically my
question is if anyone has had bad experiences with
Beringher's KX1200???

Regards, nice to be here again.
--- Stephanie Ellison <deafdrummer@...>
wrote:
> > phones. So that amp can really cover the low to
> highs, its too much
> > for me to turn it up in the house....
> 
> Yes...  Try having your band mates get the
> microphone feedback going!  IT 
> HURTS!
> 
> > I wish I could see a video of you
> > pulling the kit out of the box, and then finally
> sitting on the
> > throne.....priceless.
> 
> Yes.  Priceless big time!  I rmember the day I got
> my II kit, a year ago in 
> March.  I took it out, one piece at a time, and laid
> everything out.  And 
> then I started putting it together.  It was amazing,
> watching it come 
> together.  Mind you, this is my first drum kit of
> any kind that I've ever 
> bought (with the exception of a practice pad kit I
> bought a while back), with 
> my own money.
> 
> I'll never forget the experience...
> 
> Stephanie
> 



	
		
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