I have some brand new electronic drums and a Roland amp. Here is the deal, I finally had enough to buy this wonderful drum set because my wife complained about my other acoustic drums making too much noice and taking up too much room. So I sold them and saved up to buy these. Now after finally getting them she needs me to give up my music room because she wants to make the room a baby room. I have only had a chance to play them a few times. I do not want to sell them but she wants me to at least make an effort to sell them and if I can't sell them for what I want, then she will back off. I know she is right that I don't have time to play them and I do feel bad just having them sit there. I have a bunch of other instruments that I pay more attention to anyways but I don't want to sell them cause I know that as soon as I sell them I will want to run out and buy a replacement for and I wont be able to find them for what I sold them for. The drum set costs $1500 plus the amp was $500. If I can get $1500 for the drums and amp, enough to buy some rims for my car then I would be willing to sell them, otherwise they are not for sale. Again these drums are BRAND new and they are AMAZING. I will never buy acoustic again. They are so new that the protective plastic is still on the computer and on the high hat pedal. If you don't have the money please don't waste my time. Feel free to email with any questions. yourfriendwil@yahoo.com I copied and pasted the manufacturers description that I got off from guitarcenter.com. Further down you will find the description for the amp. The ultimate expression of DTXpress drums! The DTXpress IV Special is the most powerful DTXpress kit yet, with improved sounds, sophisticated groove-teaching tools, and the most advanced snare and hi-hat pads Yamaha has ever developed. The redesigned DTXpress IV module features 427 high-quality drum/percussion voices with 22 keyboard/effect voices. An advanced programmable metronome with Groove Check feature lets you work on your drumming accuracy and sticking precision. The module lets you record your own single-track songs and trigger them from the pads or play along with the preset styles. Plug into the sound system of your choice or use the headphone jack and aux input to practice in privacy and play along with prerecorded tracks anytime. The DTXpress IV Special electronic drum set makes it all possible, with better sounds and features than ever before! Yamaha DTXpress IV Special Electronic Drum Set Features: DTXpress IV module 3 TP65 single-zone pads TP100 3-zone snare pad w/controller knob PCY150S 3-zone ride cymbal pad 130SC 3-zone cymbal pad PCY130 single-zone Cymbal pad RHH130 stereo hi-hat Controller HH650 hi-hat stand Rack Polyphony: 32-note Voices: 427 drum & percussion, 22 keyboard/effects Drum kits: 50 preset, 20 user Songs: 63 pre-recorded, 20 user Dual voice capability Effects: Reverb x 16 types, master EQ Trigger Trigger setups: 7 preset, 4 user Pad controller: snare adjust, tuning, tempo Pad functions: drum kit INC/DEC, Click set INC/DEC, Tempo INC/DEC, Click ON/OFF Pad songs: Start/Stop, Chase, Cut Off, 3 simultaneous songs Sequencer Note capacity: 16,000 Note resolution: 96 PPQ Track: 1 Songs: 3 demo, 41 practice songs, 19 pad songs, 20 user Metronome Tempo: 30-300BPM, tap tempo Beat 1-9 Timing: Accent, quarter note, eighth note, sixteenth note, triplet Click sound sets: 6 preset, 1 user Click presets: 30 Click timer: 0-600 seconds Connectors: Trigger inputs: 8 Outputs: L/Mono, Right Headphone jack, Aux in MIDI out Voice your opinion! Write a review now » Sort Reviews By --Choose Sort Option-- Highest Rating Lowest Rating Newest Oldest Most Helpful Least Helpful Best eDrum Value You can spend three times as much but the extra $$$'s won't by you more. Solid/sturdy eKit that can take a beating and sounds absolutely great. With the enhanced features (IV vs III series) there is no reason to purchase any other eKit. You will not be disappointed. From a sound tech, musician monitor mix perspective, life is simple! A perfect balance of power and value. AMP The Roland KC-350 120W Keyboard Mixing Amp is the perfect gig amp. It sounds great and has ample output for up through medium-size gigs. With a 120W amp, 12" speaker and horn tweeter, 4-channel operation, 3-band EQ, XLR mic input, output select switch, and shape switch for quick tonal adjustment. Connectivity includes an XLR line out for connecting to mixing consoles, a 1/4" out for connecting to recording devices, a subwoofer output compatible with Roland's KCW-1, and a stereo link in/out for chaining two KC-350s for stereo performance. Roland KC-350 120W Keyboard Mixing Amp Features: 120W 12" speaker and horn tweeter 4 channel operation 3-band EQ Shape switch for quick tonal adjustments XLR mic input XLR line out for connecting to mixing consoles 1/4" phone jack for connecting to recording devices RCA aux stereo input Subwoofer output compatible with Roland's KCW-1 Stereo link in/out for chaining 2 KC-350s it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests newmexico