Modeled sounds to trigger with your favorite pad or drum set.

At the heart of the DTXplorer is its compact trigger module, with a 16-bit/32-note polyphony tone generator that produces amazingly realistic, physically modeled voices. Choose from 214 drum and percussion sounds, 22 preset songs, and 32 preset drum kits covering rock, funk, jazz, reggae, and Latin styles. An array of onboard digital effects let you tweak your sound to your liking. Create and store up to 9 custom kits. The module also includes the Groove Check practice feature, a multifunction metronome, backlit LCD display, and simple plug-and-play connections. Auxiliary and MIDI inputs expand the kit's versatility, allowing you to connect to a PC or other device. The headphone output allows quiet practice.

32 Factory Kits, 10 User Kits, 214 Voices
The 32 factory-programmed kits give you a wide variety of kits that can be used in almost any musical situation. The 10 user kits allow you to build custom kits using any of the 214 voices for your particular musical needs.

Groove Check with Rhythm Gate
The DTXPL module has Yamaha's popular Groove Check function, but takes it to the next level as a learning tool. You can engage the Rhythm Gate so that when you play out of time the module will mute the drums until you get back in time with the click.

Yamaha DTXplorer Trigger Module Features:

• 16-bit/32-note polyphonic tone generator
• 4 mono and 2 stereo trigger 1/4" inputs
• 214 drum and percussion sounds
• 22 preset songs
• 32 preset kits in various styles
• 10 user Kits
• Create and store up to 9 kits
• Onboard digital effects
• Auxiliary and MIDI inputs
• Headphone output
• Groove Check with Rhythm Gate

Yamaha's tasty sounds set this module apart. Order today.

Yamaha DTXplorer Trigger Module Specifications:

• Voices: 192 drum and percussion, 214 total
• Maximum polyphony: 32
• Tone generator: 16-bit AWM2
• Trigger setups: 4 preset, 1 user
• Display: 16x2 LCD with backlight
• Connections: MIDI out; Output L/mono, R, Phones; AUX in; hi-hat controller; trigger inputs 1,5,6 stereo: 2,3,4,7 mono phone jack
• Power Supply: DC 12V/AC adaptor model PA-3C

Yamaha DTXplorer Trigger Module

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Definate buy

Posted by Derek from Sale Creek, TN on May 6, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Progressive Metal/Thrash/Jazz

This trigger module is very very good for 808 drops, china cymbal sounds, and has an amazing "high and dry" bass drum sound- The only thing is, the snare sounds are hokey and the crashes/hi-hats take forever to make sound good. I only use it for cymbal reverses, 808s, a china sound, and my kick trigger- but it is a very good mod to practice with for the price- Definite buy-

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Posted by Daniel from Nowhere, Kansas on Feb 5, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician, Sound Engineer

Reviewer's Play Style: Prais and Worship, Christian Rock

This is the same module that I had just before the end of the year. It has now doubled in price with no upgrades! The sounds are average. User friendly? I think not. "Tweakability" limited. At least at that I paid for mine I could say that it was worth the price, but now. I don't think so. I returned mine and bought the Roland TD-3. Now you can't get that model here, but the TD-4 is on the way! Spend the extra $ and get the Roland. You'll be much more satisfied.

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Great module, great price

Posted by Whiplash92 from Raleigh, NC on Jan 23, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock/Metal

Considering the prices of other drum modules on the market, this module might not seem like its top of the line. It may not be the best of the best, but it is certainly good at what its supposed to do. I really like the voices it offers (I trigger my acoustic kit) and I couldn't have been happier with it.

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Really Cool. Not top quality garbage.

Posted by DiehardBuckeye4 from Fl. on Dec 7, 2008

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: 3 year experience of Drumming

Reviewer's Play Style: BMTH Emmure DWP

I really like this thing be cause it doesnt cost a butt load of money and pretty much does what you want....play your triggers. Sure it doesnt have a bunch of fancy recording and back tracking crap. WHO CARES!?!?! Its a module you can use your triggers with and has a couple of song and drum presets with the ability to customize. It gets the job done. Plain and simple.

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Yamaha DTXplorer Trigger Module

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