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Yamaha DTX950K Electronic Drum Kit

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Color silver
Brand Yamaha
Material Silicone,Steel
Item dimensions L x W x H 50 x 50 x 30 inches
Item Weight 150 Pounds

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  • New 12” XP120S Snare Pad
  • Two 10” XP100T and two 12” XP120T Floor Tom Pads
  • 1,115 Drum, Percussion, effect sounds
  • Rock-solid Steel HEXRACK
  • USB/Cubase AI included
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    When only the very best will do - The Yamaha DTX950K is Yamaha's top-of-the-line Electronic Drum System and features the innovative new DTX-PAD featuring a Textured Cellular Silicone (TCS) head designed with input from our drum artists. With a different stick response and rebound from the snare and toms, a hi-hat that responds naturally to both hands and feet, along with three-zone choke-able cymbals, the Yamaha DTX950K lets drummers express their passion for rhythm just as they can on an acoustic kit. Utilizing technology from the Motif XS and effects from our digital mixers, the DTX900 Drum Trigger Module has the professional sounds that bring your drumming to life. With optional DIMM installed you can sample or load any sound for endless expansion. For quiet practice, playing live or as a controller, the revolutionary T.C.S. head's playability combined with Yamaha’s digital sound technology, make the Yamaha DTX900 Series Electronic Drums the one to beat.

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    150 pounds
    23.6 kilograms
    25.2 kilograms
    61.35 pounds
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    3.4 out of 5 stars
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    Aaron Parker
    3.0 out of 5 stars Great kit for practicing without driving everyone else in the house crazy.
    Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2018
    This has been a good kit, but not great. I've had mine for 8 years now.

    I have had to replace a cymbal, a snare, and a kick. When the second kick broke I opted to fix it myself. The plastic casing around the trigger inside the kick housing breaks and the sensor falls off completely. The amount of battering the kick takes can't withstand a glue fix. I drilled holes in the sides and put a dowel inside the casing right up against the trigger casing and glued it back together. The dowel holds everything together. It has worked fine since I fixed it 4 or 5 years ago.

    The kit is a pain to take down and put back up, because of the rack. Not a good set for gigs.

    The cymbals don't reproduce the feel of a real cymbal. The silicone heads are great, they have a good rebound and feel more like the real thing. The drum sounds are very electronic sounding. There are a lot of sounds to choose from. I've been able to mix and match to get a decent sounding kit but still much to be desired.

    I paid $5,300 for mine brand new. Unless they have addressed the longevity issues I would recommend a different kit. This kit is not worth $8-9k. I've gone into stores and payed the Roland set and I like the feel a lot better. I would look for your kit to have replaceable parts. Having to spend hundreds of dollars for pad replacements is a tough pill to swallow after dropping thousands on a "flagship/professional" kit.

    I still enjoy playing the kit. It meets my needs, having a real feel and a quiet option are important. I would consider the Roland knowing what I know now. When I bought the Yamaha the Roland was $1500 more for the same number of pads and cymbals. A comparable Roland is the same price now.
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    4.0 out of 5 stars This is a great kit, but In my opinion Roland has the ...
    Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2015
    This is a great kit, but In my opinion Roland has the widest selection of drum sounds, and Yamaha offers the best triggering response and control of dynamics. Still, my personal preference is Yamaha's DTX series, because the pads are quiet enough for regular practicing any time of day, and the sound module's flexibility enables a much better triggering response for MIDI recording purposes. Yamaha e-kits do tend to cost more than Alesis, but you get a lot more flexibility with dynamics, and far less crosstalk. Roland may have the widest selection of ekit sounds, but they cost more than Yamaha, and, in my opinion, the triggering options aren't nearly as good. Besides, VSTi's have taken over the world of recording. For this reason, I would be very excited to hear about if/when Yamaha (or any of the three above) decide to create a market for full sized dedicated MIDI drum controllers. As far as musicians are concerned, I would dare to say that there are 10 drummers for every keyboard player, because most all musicians start out learning how to play drums first. That's where they establish their rhythm...Then they move on to the keyboard or some other instrument afterward. So the market for such a product has been grossly overlooked. Yamaha would be my fist choice, because after having worked with Roland, Alesis, and Yamaha e-kit sound modules, I've found Yamaha has the best MIDI triggering I've ever encountered. I really wish someone would just do away with the sounds, sampling, and very limited low end sequencing altogether, and just create a dedicated MIDI drum controller! It would be great if it were able to store MIDI configurations of 200 user Banks for various external sound modules and or DAWs, because remember VSTi's have taken over! If they haven't taken over your studio or music room yet, it's just a matter of time. A product of this very specific function could potentially be cost effective enough for most anyone's budget, as most basic keyboard controllers are, but by it's sheer design, it would still be versatile enough to keep up with latest instrumentation and voicing via MIDI. Since it doesn't come with any sounds, or sequencing capabilities, and ultimately requires tweaking via MIDI, I think it would be reasonable enough to ask that it cost no more than an acoustic kit. Put in that price range, it's a good bet that everyone will run out and get a backup ekit! I think I've just found my calling! :')
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    Gene
    3.0 out of 5 stars Sounds that come with the brain are horrible and sound more synthesized not sampled
    Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2014
    This review is about DTX900M Module only. Sounds that come with the brain are horrible and sound more synthesized not sampled. Also the samples that you load through USB get erased once you turn off the brain and it takes 4 minutes every time to load them back. Also brain does not have balanced outputs to use live on stage.
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