Thanks for the nice welcoming.
Can't wait to get started with the drumming, am going to pick up the set tomorrow.
Thanks for the answers so far, sounds like the base drum should work fine.
I have yet another question, The description in the ebay auction said it was a DTXpress II, but the more I compare the images from the auction to images in the net, the more it looks like a DTXpress I.
Could someone verify this? Do the images show a DTXpress I or a DTXpress II (I am from Germany, so keep in mind possible differences in color or whatever between the US and Europe versions? )
I would just like to know before I pay for a DTXpress II and get a I :-/
Thanks again,
Mr. Pink
--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, DONALD L JR TAYLOR wrote:
>
> HI MrPink52,
> Congrats on your purchase !! :) Welcome to the club & Never, ever consider
> yourself "late to the show." Just enjoy the fact you are able to afford the ;
> price of admission considering the "Great Recession."
> It's never too late. I got my DTXpress via a nice family about 2 years ago
> after constantly visiting my local Best Buy & playing their set (I brought my
> own headphones to avoid ''couties" the name given GERMS from the early 1960's.)
> I then sold a vintage synth & was able to afford a DTXtreme 'brain.'
> That's the beauty of these drum kits--you can upgrade w/o having to take a
> beating on reselling what you already paid your hard earned cash for. All I
> know, the $ I've saved by playing my electro-drums rather than seeing a
> psyche-Doctor has more than made up for any expence.
> Now to your question about the KP-80S---I am NO expert but if you were in the
> "CASH-CAB" gave me a 'shoutout' I'd tell you you invested in a damn good backup
> BASS drum. :) jUST KEEP IN MIND THERE ARE ELECTRONICS INSIDE that pad--so don't
> kill it w/ a heavy foot. My set didn't come w/ a bass, so i had to look all
> over e-bay for one--I caught a break especially, when u find that a new one goes
> for $60+tx. As for will it be better , equal or worse than the stock one--to
>; me...that's purely subjective.
> ENJOY the fact that you will never have to buy a drumhead or chop up your
> sticks from rim-shots...again. Oh yea, I wish I had these in the 60's so my Old
> Man (a drummer himself) wouldn't have yelled at me every time he came home from
> work to 'tone it down' or all the old farts at gigs who complained "it's too
> loud !" even during Big Band Music (U may be too young to remember the Big
> Bands of the 30's & 40's. I was 8 when I played that old fart music in my pop's
> band--but the $ I made doing those songs kept me from having a paper rout AND
> bought me cool stuff like a GE 12 transistor radio !! AND a new 3-gear English
> bike... How's that for cool stuff !)
> Now, if i could only afford another YAMAHA that would be a YAMAHA PSR-S910
> !!!
> So Rock ON My Pink :) ROCK ON.
> Best of luck w/ the new set.
> Regards,
> Don (So. Florida)
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> St. Jude help us all.
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