Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

> Hi Bohasi, and congratulations on your new kit.
> This is not normal, so rest assured that you will get
> rid of this problem.  The only thing that hits me as
> far as what to look for is the rejection settings in
> the trigger menu.  You can set up pads to specifically
> reject other pads, in addition to setting a more
> blanket rejection parameter.  I don't know if the
> menus have changed with the II model, but on the older
> models you would press the Trigger button, the make
> sure you were looking at the right trigger and scroll
> to the 'specific rejection'page.  You will have to
> check both the snare and HH trigger settings.  Beyond
> that, you ma need to call Yamaha, unless other's have
> better ideas...Walt

Thanks!

Yes, the trigger rejection settings! Yesterday I went through the old 
messages and found the same problem mentioned and how to solve it. I 
went through the manual and corrected the problem in trigger menu 
settings! 

DTXpress is extreme fun to play! 
At first I was sceptic how DTX would perform. I have been playing 
acoustics for 10 years and I was worried how DTX would respond to 
fast and busy drumming (paraddidles, ghost notes), but it's great. 
I'm really satisfied!

Thanks for all replies guys!

Regards