Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Hello Paul 

Thanks for the info, I did some digging and spoke with also found out 
as per Ed at Drumbalaya:

"The Yamaha HH60 pedal CAN be made to work with the DM-Pro, but it 
does require a stereo to mono adapter as was theorized in the
vdrums user group.  I would recommend you use one of the "Y" adapters 
that MusiciansFriend.com has which are probably available at a Guitar 
Center store if you have one near you.I think the cheapest would be 
to go with a short "Y" cable on the pedal and then a mono cable from 
the "ring" output of the adapter (probably the "right" channel
output) to the DM-Pro.  The trick is to take the signal from 
the "ring" side of the stereo jack off the pedal and get it to the 
brain's pedal input." So I think I maay not need to get a new pedal.. 
May be..

Have you had any difficulty working with the DM Pro compared to the 
Yamaha set?

Thanks

Daniel 




--- In DTXpress@y..., Polawee Unchalipongse <polawee@y...> wrote:
> Hello,
>   I upgraded my dtxpress module to the Dm pro about 6
> months ago.  All the pads work fine except for the Hi
> hat.  I ended up purchasing the Roland Hi hat instead.
> 
> 
> Paul
> --- Daniel <danielrb@b...> wrote:
> > Hello 
> > 
> > I am thinking of upgrading my DTXpress module, I
> > have 4 other pads 
> > that I would like to kook-up. Is it possible for me
> > to used th Alesis 
> > DM5 or DM Pro with the original Yamaha kit?, or
> > should I just only 
> > look for a Yamaha product?
> > 
> > Thanks
> > 
> > Daniel
> > 
> > 
> 
> 
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> 
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