Save £100 On Our Brand New Yamaha Electric Drum Kits!
Posted by Maisie . on 28th January 2012
As a drummer myself, I started off with a Yamaha electronic drum kit (DTXplorer), I then changed to an acoustic kit as I was playing live in a band a lot more and needed something that suited the rock n roll type thing the band required, Andy sorted me out with one of their brand new RAW drum kits, a custom brand they are working on.
Yamaha for me are my favourite brand in electric drums as their hard work really reflects the quality of their sounds and real of the drum pads, they really are exceptional kits to play!
With the new range of DTX models, Yamaha have stepped up their game alot with the amount of cool features they’ve put in to them.
Yamaha DTX700k and DTX750K both feature Yamaha’s latest silicon snare and cymbal pad technology. It feels amazing and looks even better! so why not pay us a visit and try them out for yourself?
They also feature an insane updated module giving you the choice of playing with over 1300 samples! the possibilities are endless with this kit! It also come with 64mb of memory so you can load any drum voices onto it and play! Yamaha have really nailed it this time!
Both exceptional drum kits to play. They are designed to feel like an acoustic drum as well sound top notch, without having the background noise! Playing this drum kit in the comfort of your own home could not be better something I miss if I am going to be honest, Noise is not a problem because you can turn it up or down no screaming neighbours …Simples!!!
If you like the sound of this and love to be update with the latest technology I’d definitely recommend these drum kits and what better time to grab one with £100 off the all ready discounted price!
Check out a short video from Andy Fisenden an australian drummer who has worked with well-known pop acts such as Pixie Lott, The Kooks, Jay Sean, The Saturdays, Tynchy Stryder and many more!
Thanks for reading my blog on Yamaha DTX drum kits Becca x
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