Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

If you use the inputs "as-is" you can only add two mono zone pads
(PCY130/PCY65/TP65) or one dual zone pad (BP80). If you are willing to
move pads around and use "user defined kits" only, you can end up with
two spare Stereo-three zone inputs instead of the two mono inputs and
thus allow the use of TP65S/TP100/TP120SD/PCY150S three zone pads or any
of the stereo pads like the PCY65S/PCY130S pads.
 
-Using 9/10 as-is will give you two mono inputs.
 
-Move the KP65 from input 1 up to 9/10, you get one free stereo 2-zone
input (No. 1) and one free mono input (No. 10).
 
-Move the KP65 from input 1 up to inputs 9/10, move the PCY65(ride) up
to input 10 (plug into KP65), move PCY65S(crash) down to input no. 1 and
you have two free stereo 3-zone inputs (no. 6 and no. 7.)
 
OGD 
 
 
 --- fjcelauro wrote:
> i though you were able to add two pads/cymbal
> pads to the DTXpress III, but it looks like
> theres only one extra input jack.  i think i 
> read that here before i bought the kit in feb. 
 
moosetication  wrote:
The extra input (9/10) is a dual-mono input on a stereo plug - using a 
suitable splitter, you can connect two single-piezo pads to it. They 
will appear, unsurprisingly, to be pads 9 and 10.

Stewart


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