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[tele1972]

Yamaha DD-55c digital percussion. Feels (somewhat) like real drums (once you get used to it) and is great for practice in an apartment. Good for recording on a computer.
Still with box and warranty card. Used very little. I will take care of shipping, and I may be able to drop it off, depending on where you are.

http://digitalmedia.oreilly.com/2006/12/20/three-cool-midi-controllers.html

...for a picture and review

W200,000

[chowyunfat00]

where are you located? I would like to check it out before buying it

[tele1972]

in Chuncheon- I travel out of town in my car often on the weekend, so there isa chance I could swing by wherever yo are if I am close.

[chowyunfat00]

I live in Jinju but i head to Seoul every now and then....It's looking like though we're not going to be able to meet up since you live in another town. How big is it anyways? Is it hard to hit the pads? They look much much smaller then a full size kit.

[tele1972]

It can be pretty finicky- the actual spot you hit is pretty small; like the size of a silver dollar. That said, you do get used to it and it makes for great practice.
It is much smaller than a real kit, which is why it is great for an apartment here. You can play it on your lap (thoug I dont' recommend it) if that gives you an idea of the size. When I am done I just put it behind the arm chair or on top of the TV. Most Yamaha music dealers I have seen around here have then in teh store so you could check it out and try one there.
Bob

[simIAN]

That looks pretty cool, you have the foot switches for bass and hi-hat as well? How close are you to Bundang?

[tele1972]

Chuncheon is about 1h30m on the bus from Bundang. Yes- you have two pedals- I usually use it as a high hat but you can assign it so it is a double bass.

[simIAN]

Care to maybe meet in the middle sometime for a hand off of sorts?

[tele1972]

No prob. Where do you have in mind? Can you get to Guri?