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Re: Easy Explination on how to add 2 Zone Ride Cymbal Trigger to DXT II?

2009-03-25 by contract73

Thanks Keith, yes its a Pintech ZB-2 14" Dual Zone Zenbal !

https://www.pintechworld.com/shop/scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=131

Cheers

Don



--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "Keith" <keith@...> wrote:
>
> OK,
> 
> DTXpress II (I asked which module because the DTXtreme is sometimes referred to as the DTXTII or DTXv2). It would actually be useful to know which 2 zone ride you have, but I am assuming a Yamaha one.  If so, you cannot use 9/10 - you need to use one of the "stereo" inputs 1 to 8.  The 9/10 input can only be used with two mono pads.
> 
> The stereo pads use a single piezo and rim switch.  9/10 doesn't - it is just intended for two mono pads (one piezo each).
> 
> While you say that you have added a Pintech 2 zone pad and get two sounds from a mono cable - my guess is that you have really used a stereo cable, but without the splitter and into inputs 9/10.  The Pintech pads use two piezos, not a piezo and rim switch, so need two mono inputs, like 9/10.  Sorry if this sounds confusing, but unfortunately it is!
> 
> So, if you want to put a Yamaha 2 zone ride into the module, you need to use one of the inputs 1-8.  If you are using a Pintech, you need to use 9/10.  Other combinations are possible, but it usually involves a bit of soldering etc.
> 
> Keith.
>

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