Year, 1991. This is your Ddrum Kit!

[Hellfire]

I just put up what I think is a fun post about eDrumming in the 1990"s. I was influenced heavily about eDrums during this time frame. In the post you will see pages from a Modern Drummer magazine from 1991 with prices of most edrum equipment of that time frame! Plus there is a really cool picture of a Ddrum kit that I thought some of you guys here would like. Enjoy...Here's the link:

eDrums, 1991 Style!

[puttenvr]

Those were the days
Even Dennis Chambers could smile then ...

[Steve]

I had a ddrum2 and it would still blow away most anything on the market aside from ddrum 3 - 4 AT and 2box.  I even used a lot of ddrum 2 sounds in my ddrum3.

A used ddrum 2 as pictured if you could find one is a smart move. Cymbal playing not quite there but you could buy something else for cymbals and completely blow away the TD-20

[rythm]

I had a ddrum2 and it would still blow away most anything on the market aside from ddrum 3 - 4 AT and 2box.  I even used a lot of ddrum 2 sounds in my ddrum3.

A used ddrum 2 as pictured if you could find one is a smart move. Cymbal playing not quite there but you could buy something else for cymbals and completely blow away the TD-20

Agree, besides the sounds I especially loved the kick design. Coming from acoustics it was also a pleasure to carry

[puttenvr]

I had a ddrum2 and it would still blow away most anything on the market aside from ddrum 3 - 4 AT and 2box. 

That's quite obvious since e-drum developments have stopped since then. Yamaha and Roland still devaluate their own modules by putting the same louzy sounds into them, over and over again for less money