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The TD-8 has L and R Master and Direct outs, for a toal of 4. It also has a headphone out, but that is chained to the others I think. Sounds like the TD-10 has eight. But keep in …

sticks makes sense...but smooth stones? not sure about you, but it would take several dozen smooth stones. unless of course they are huge, but then...try lifting them to wipe?! or …

Reasons to dig. Quote: natural toilet paper: Leaves, sticks, smooth stones, snow Sticks?!?

Quote: Originally posted by memento: I'll take a look at the TD-8. It's $800. Just remember that if you're planning to do any serious recording, quantity of sound …

That's a cool device, but I do mind the form factor. I need to keep in practice for my acoustic set.

I use a Yamaha DD55 to record drums for my songs, and it works quite well. http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7...ase_pid/404135/ If you dont mind the form factor, its got great s…

I live in a 3000sqft house and will have the set in the basement so the minimal volume of the e-drums is not a problem. My acoustic set is extensive, but I only get to use it once …

Yeah, and I just packed it up for some cleaning on the weekend. Basically a Frankenstein kit of 5 various pads (including a Roland unit with 3 edge switches plus the main 1), real…

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Quote: Originally posted by york28: However, I recommend the TD-8 over the TD-10 100%. It has almost as many features for about a half the price. I haven't got sp…

I have a Roland TD-8 brain and a set of Pintech pads. The pads are pretty good, but I 've had some trouble with them. However, I recommend the TD-8 over the TD-10 100%. It has almo…

Actually the fun comes in post job jitters. That sounds like an awesome job though, my dream job would be to work either as an architect or a hardware engineer I guess college …

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Quote: Originally posted by Krusty: oooh, that is a toughie. I've (unfortunately) worked late nights twice in my life. I never knew anyone --- family, friends, girlfri…

Quote: Originally posted by voyageur: You missed my post. Oops, my apologies. That's a good line too.

Quote: Originally posted by DigitalEl: I know I'm qualified for this. I just don't feel 100% because of my schedule. I never feel rested. Normal, daylight hours and a re…

Quote: Originally posted by memento: Any opinions? Yeah. Get the Roland system with a TD10 brain. It's a sweet thing. It may be a little more expensive than you w…

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I'm looking for one to add to my acoustic set. I need to be able to practice and record *quietly*. So far it seems like the Yamaha DtxpressII is going to be the one. I can get …

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Damn, first it was Phil Hartman...now it's Phil Goldman? Cripes... R.I.P

So young, sad. I use his mailblocks email. It works (no spam).