Expanded sounds, more customization, and a responsive, natural feel.
Willie Rose
Yamaha has long held a substantial presence in the competitive and rapidly evolving electronic drumset market by offering a full range of products that encompass everything from entry-level options to high-end setups. In early 2016, the company announced an expansion of its upper-range DTX700 e-drum series with two additions—the DTX720K and DTX760K. According to Yamaha, the configurations build upon the company’s DTX700 drum module by including the larger, more natural three-zone pads that are normally reserved for the company’s flagship DTX900 series, while offering more sound customization options. We were sent the DTX760 model to check out.
