Hi Jim, Consider it an initiation into the world of edrums - we've all stumbled over the difference between dual and stereo triggers - and you now are a member of the elite. I bet if you research back far enough you'll find many of us posted questions on this very subject. Now you to can help newer people through it. Walt --- In DTXpress@y..., Jim Tonak <ratzo@t...> wrote: > On Thu, 26 Sep 2002 08:46:33 -0000, you wrote: > > >Hairytrigger is correct. 9/10 is an input that will accomodate a > >dual zone pad (meaning a pad with 2 distinct piezos installed). The > >other inputs accomodate stereo pads (meaning 1 piezo and 1 switch, > >which includes all TP80s, PD7/9, etc..). I think it was post 1597 > >that explained it all. I had to read it twice, and play around with > >my pads to fully understand it... Basically, a dual zone pad does > >not equal a stereo pad. > > > >Heck, to test out this theory, plug in the TP80S into the 9/10 port. > >You'll only get 1 sound out of it (ie. can't assign the rim). > > I tried it. I stand corrected. > > I wonder why the manual says nothing of this? It makes no distinction > between 9/10 and the other stereo inputs... > > > > Jim Tonak > ratzo@t...
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Re: DTXpress II vs. Roland V-Club
2002-09-27 by Walt
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