Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

> Have faith!
>
> My DTXPress II had this same problem.  With a little patience and a
> twiddling of various parameters (refer to the user manual), the
> problem was  cured.

No no no, you don't get away that easily. What parameters?

> Interestingly - I was talking to a guy in a shop the other day who was
> bringing his DTXPress II unit in for repair, suffering the same
> problem.   He said
> that a dry-soldered joint had come loose.  A dob of solder and hey
> presto!
>
> Worth a look?

Maybe I'll open up the old one, but I swapped units and suffer the
same problem. But as you say, it's worth a look :-)

Cheers
J