Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

My KP60 has packed up for a second time, and I dont consider myself 
to be a hard hitter. Oh well never mind.

I would like to know of a decent alternative which is compatible with 
DTXPress and where, if possible to buy mail order as I have just 
moved to Germany.

Any Ideas?

Thanks in advance.

SImon Rowe.

The KP60 was definitely a weak link.  If you run a search on it in 
the past posts, you'll find many complaints (mine among them) and 
many suggestions. A lot of people went to the Pintech Veritkik or 
the ConcertCast.  I like the DrumTech Kick Pad. Needless to say, 
reliable tracking and performance seems to cost a little more. As 
always, in the States, or even in Europe if you haven't any closer 
alternatives, Ed and Charlotte at Drumbalaya can steer you in the 
right direction.  They deal in new and used Pintech, Hart, ddrum, 
Yamaha, and Roland.

Ed (no relation)
--- In DTXpress@y..., "simonrowe1" <srowe1@n...> wrote:
> My KP60 has packed up for a second time, and I dont consider 
myself 
> to be a hard hitter. Oh well never mind.
> 
> I would like to know of a decent alternative which is compatible 
with 

> DTXPress and where, if possible to buy mail order as I have just 
> moved to Germany.
> 
> Any Ideas?
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> SImon Rowe.

Simon Hi,

The best link I'd suggest to you is, www.thomann.de I guess.
Check out the website, there are some Yamaha Pads available online as 
far as I saw. 

Search for KP-80 and etc. It wouldn't take too much to ship, since 
they are located in Germany. 


Ozan.


--- In DTXpress@y..., "simonrowe1" <srowe1@n...> wrote:
> My KP60 has packed up for a second time, and I dont consider myself 
> to be a hard hitter. Oh well never mind.
> 
> I would like to know of a decent alternative which is compatible 
with 

> DTXPress and where, if possible to buy mail order as I have just 
> moved to Germany.
> 
> Any Ideas?
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> SImon Rowe.