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slik_rules Yamaha Tour Custom 1: ... Yamaha Tour Custom is an amazing piece of kit the sound that this drum creates is purely staggering. All Yamaha wood drums have one thing in common-Yamaha s craftsmen create every drum shell using their exclusive staggered diagonal seam, Air Seal System just as they have since 1967. Each two or three-ply master ply is cut to length to very precise tolerance with a diagonal cut on each end. The diagonal seam in th...
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Yamaha Drum / Percussion

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Brand: Yamaha - 7 Touch Sensitive Drum Pads Allow Expressive Playing / Drum / Percussion / Programmed Drum Kits / Hand Percussion Mode Adds Realism When Playing with Hands / Stereo Speakers with Bass Port Provide Great Sound Quality.
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Yamaha DD-65 Yamaha DD-65
Brand: Yamaha / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Drum - Drumkit
 
Drum / Percussion - Yamaha Tour Custom 1 Yamaha Tour Custom 1
Brand: Yamaha / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Drum - Drumkit
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Yamaha DT-20 Yamaha DT-20
Brand: Yamaha / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Drum - Drumkit
 
Drum / Percussion - Yamaha SD-6455 Yamaha SD-6455
Brand: Yamaha / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Drum - Drumkit
 
Yamaha YX-335 Yamaha YX-335
Brand: Yamaha / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Xylophone
 
Drum / Percussion - Yamaha YX-135 J Yamaha YX-135 J
Brand: Yamaha / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Xylophone
 
Yamaha YV-520 Yamaha YV-520
Brand: Yamaha / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Percussion - Vibraphone
 
Drum / Percussion - Yamaha YV-2700 G Yamaha YV-2700 G
Brand: Yamaha / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Percussion - Vibraphone
 
Yamaha YV-2700 Yamaha YV-2700
Brand: Yamaha / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Percussion - Vibraphone
 
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f+rock Yamaha DD-55
... crap. i tried useing this for a small club gig. crap. bass pedal inconsistent. snare pad is just as bad. must have pin point accuracy for snare. it says "sampled drum" on it. i dont know where they got the samples from, but they all sound like electric drums to me. the main problem is the playability. the pedals dont work as good as they would need to. you cant go 30 seconds without a failure of some kind. i ve been a pro musician for 20 years. i ve had the yamaha dd5, dd11, this dd55, and another rap oriented dd that i think was a dd15. this, like all of the other yamaha dd s that i ve purchased; is now a toy for my child. f.rock www.animalhouseband.c...
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Nar2 Yamaha DD-55
... a child who wants a drum kit? Thanks to technology there have always been several styles of drum kits available, from basic sets to gig sets which consist only of skins on stands. There has always been however digital drum pads in the form of electronically produced companies such as Casio, Korg and Yamaha. This is a long review Short of extending another room, or possibly attic space, a drum kit takes up a lot of space and causes problems particularly when it s being transported outside to live venues - if it is ever to be used for that purpose. Yamaha however appear to have the answer for space limits in a home as well as enabling beginner drummers to drum away ...
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mo79 Yamaha DD-55
... like Roland's VDrums range (though expensive) - and electronic aided compositions (whether the end sound is more organic or not) are no longer a scarcity due to the slow progressive assimilation by dance music via crossovers and other sub-levels. I own an acoustic kit, and before I bought one I graduated to it via seeing if I would stick with this drum lark by investing in one of Yamaha's early DD machines, the DD9 (which after a decade since I bought it is still available as an as-far-as-I-can-see cosmestically modified DD20) back in the early 90's. It was by all means a borderline toy; fun for the kids but with considerable use for those who wan...
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