Yamaha KP65 Electronic Kick Tower for DTXtreme IIS Kits

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Yamaha KP65 Electronic Kick Tower for DTXtreme IIS Kits

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The KP65 kick tower has already proven to be a reliable, natural-feeling kick trigger. The large striking surface "gives" like an acoustic bass drum head and the KP65 will accommodate a double pedal.

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  • Small Bucks, Big Bang...

    As reviewed by Burns on 10/31/2009

    The alternatives to this kick pad were twice the price, and having had good experience with Yamaha over 40 plus years, I gave it a try. Glad I did. Very sturdy design and construction, easy to assemble and adjust, stable on a very uneven floor. Perfectly responsive to subtle or tromping play. And the extra trigger 'thru' port came in handy for me as well. Two big toes up.

    17 of 17 people found this review helpful.

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  • KP65 IS KING!

    As reviewed by BURT MUSSON on 12/2/2009

    I bought this kick pad to accomodate my Yamaha DD65.The stock pedals that come with this product lack performance. I walked into Guitar Center and told them what I wanted. They ordered it and shipped to my front door with no hassle,exactly on time.I plugged it in and was amazed by how real the play feel was.It is a durable and sturdy unit and doesn't slide all over.It has an extra trigger jack and level sensitivity adjustment.Thanks Guitar Center for the great service!

    9 of 9 people found this review helpful.

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  • Fair for the price

    As reviewed by Jason Carter on 8/31/2010

    Generally speaking, this is a pretty good bass drum. The price is excellent; I initially thought it would be double the price, considering other electronic hardware is usually very expensive. The response of the KP-65 is very reliable. I've never had a problem concerning "no response" or "cross-talk." After roughly four years, my original drum wore out and I began to have problems with the response, especially when I attempted to hit the bass along with a cymbal concluding a drum fill - this is not a big deal considering the drum wasn't a problem for four years. I play pretty hard sometimes so I have no problem with my drums experiencing wear and tear. The only issue I have with this drum concerns double-bass play. The drum tends to rock back and forth when you apply double bass. Occasionaly it will rock so bad it becomes difficult to play double bass. Eventually the pedal will detatch from the bass, unless you use a wrench to tighten the drum to the pedal. Double bass will work, but it is difficult to find that perfect balance to where the pedals don't slide inadvertently and the bass drum doesn't rock and move. If you can deal with a little frustration concerning double bass play, the drum is definetly worth the money.

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