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Let me clarify ... I have a PCY80s plugged into the input 7 or whatever the
crash input number is. What I am trying to do is use the cymbal pads that
came with the kit and have two seperate voices/sounds from the pads.

The PCY80s works great with no real extra configuration on my part.

It is good to be in like company!

Here is another question while every one is being so helpful: What do you
all think of the TP80s dual zone pad? I played one at the music store and it
seemed to me the rim trigger was at the 12:00 position on the pad and hard
to hit for rim shots ect ...

Is there a better dual zone pad?

Scott



>On Thu, 16 May 2002 15:46:28 -0000 "wgardus" <wgardus@...> wrote.
>Hi Scott,
>
>You will not be able to get two sounds from a PCY80s if you use inputs 
>9/10. The PCY80S has a stereo trigger system, and inputs 9/10 are for 
>dual trigger pads.  Don't feel alone on this topic, as it is one that 
>we all encounter.  For an explaination of the difference read post # 
>1597 in this group.   Walt
>
>--- In DTXpress@y..., sboehmer <SBoehmer@n...> wrote:
>> You may be on to something there ... the only Y cable I could find 
>at Radio
>> Shack was a stereo headphone cable. It does not split the signal out 
>to
>> right and left.
>> 
>> I will try and find a cable that will do what I need. Anyone have
>> suggestions on where they found a true splitter cable?
>> 
>> As always thanks for the help, I think we all would go crazy trying 
>to
>> figure this stuff out on our own :)
>> Scott
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> >On Thu, 16 May 2002 02:25:58 -0000 "hairytrigger" <artifax@i...>
>> wrote.
>> >--- In DTXpress@y..., sboehmer <SBoehmer@n...> wrote:
>> >It should work the way you want. Just make sure that the splitter 
>you 
>> >are using IS a splitter. It sounds as if you have a stereo cable 
>that 
>> >splits into two stereo jacks (or plugs). Make certain it splits the 
>> >stereo into a right and a left. That should make it function 
>properly!
>> > To test, plug your cable into a stereo headphone jack. Plug stereo 
>> >phones in. If you have stereo out of both jacks, it is the wrong 
>> >cable. If you get mono on the same side in each jack, it should be 
>the 
>> >proper cable.
>> >Hope this helps....Scott W
>> >
>> >I remember some time back a discussion about the use of the 9/10 
>> >input to be
>> >> able to trigger 2 seperate sounds. I added a PCY80s and would 
>like 
>> >to use
>> >> the 9/10 inout to set up 2 seperate cymbal sounds on the original 
>> >PCY60's. 
>> >> 
>> >> When I plugged in the two cymbals on a stereo Y cable I am still 
>> >getting the
>> >> same sound out of both and it is only registering input 9. 
>> >> 
>> >> Any suggestions?
>> >> 
>> >> Scott
>> >
>> >
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