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yamaha dtxtreme II S electronic drum
      #43906 - 01/11/04 06:09 PM
hello, my name is johan de visser from holland,
and i'm intending to buy an electronic drum. after some research i came up with 2 options : roland and yamaha. i have 2000 euro max, so my idea is to buy a yamaha dtxpress special with the soundmodule of the dtxtreme. is this a good idea ??
i'm no professional drummer, so if anybody has some advice it would be great.
thanks, johan.


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