Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

> Pete,
> 
> I can't give you detailed settings because I don't own one of these 
> things, and my only suggestion might sound counterintuitive. But it 
> seems worth a try. Flip the DIP switch on the back of the module 
> corresponding with the snare's input up. This tactic will make the 
> pad run hotter, but it might improve "lighter hit response" in 
> conjunction with what you did to get the "acceptable hard hitting 
> performance." If that doesn't work, you could always try inserting 
a 
> pot between the snare and input--either DIY or already on the cable-
-
> and adjust it to get better dynamics. You'd have to start by 
putting 
> the gain and min. vel. settings at a fairly low position, I would 
> think.
> 
> >>If anyone in the UK is looking for mono 
> > cymbals, the Kit toys I got are fantastic, they have worked very 
> well 
> > with both the DTxpress & TD-8.  About 20 quid each.
> 
> Stewart emailed me about the Kit Toys, and I had a look. I thought 
> that I'd acquaint OGD with them, too, but he told me that he's been 
> aware of their existence for a while. Wouldn't you know?  Anyway, 
I'd 
> love to try them. Does the company have any intention of expanding 
to 
> our shores, or are they going the way of Koby? We're always looking 
> to do a review.
> 
> Ed




Thanks for the reply Ed, I haven't been using the practice kit since 
my last post, busy xmas time n all - but I'll give your suggestion a 
go when I get a chance.  As for KitToys, I'll ask Mike about 
international orders and let you know what the deal is. 

Happy holidays!