Get to Know the Yamaha Electronic Drum Set
If you’d like to play drums with a modern twist then consider investing in an electronic drum set. To keep this article simple, we’ve looked at only Yamaha drums, which are a favorite of one of our editors.
(Please note – we have no relationship with the maker of Yamaha drums).
DTX 500 Series – The Heart of the Beat
Beat is one of the most critical elements when playing drums, and if it’s something you’re absolutely in love with then you’re sure to fall head over heels for the DTX550K. It comes with the all-new Yamaha ten-inch DTX-PAD that’s equipped with a TCS head for the whole set and a DTX500 Drum Trigger Module that’s been updated with more sound options and made compatible with the DTX-PAD.
Other components of the DTX550K include a real-hi-hat trigger, snare, and stand.
DTX 900 Series – The Best of Both Worlds
If you’re looking for ultimate comfort and performance then this is the line-up for you.
The DTX900K 5-piece system comes with an impressively stylish matte chrome finish, shock absorbers for the mounting system, new and improved snare and tom pads, and USB connectivity. The DTX950K, on the other hand, is a 6-piece drum system that possesses all the remarkable features of the DTX900K together with an expandable hex rack.
DTXtreme III – Raising the Bar for Electronic Percussion Systems
If you’re ready to go pro, you need to skip all the basic electronic drum kits and go directly to the top-of-the line models offered by Yamaha. In this case, that would be the DTXtreme models such as the DTXtreme III Special Set.
All models under the DTXtreme III line-up possess the necessary qualities that would polish your best music and give it a professional shine to propel you into the ranks of the world’s best drummers.
With the DTXtreme III, you can create live and acoustic-sounding beats even with an electronic drum set. It’s also equipped with an incredibly user-friendly interface for connecting your drum kit to any studio system for live or audition recordings.
DTXtreme isn’t just good for public performances, though. It’s also built to be your ultimate practice pal, with a wide range of features designed to provide assistance for learning other musical styles as well as monitor the accuracy of your performance.
So there you have it. We talked about electronic drums on BeanBlossom dot com!
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