Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

I've got Yamaha RH-5Mas and they are good sounding,
but the cords sometimes fall foreward and tend to get
in my way if I get to really playing.  I would LOVE
wireless, but wonder if there would be frequency and
other issues with the DTX brain,that would interfere
with wireless HPhones. 
I guess you have read that my KITI is being
shipped...it will be here on Thurs, so I will be
driving you crazy wondering how to move my cymbals to
the inputs on the KITI.  (Hope the damn thing works)
AND....I have a couple of Visulite questions..... On
that ride...I noticed that the "rubber" on the bell is
lifting up on one corner where the cut in the rubber
is....I am assuming that this rubber piece is the
"Visulite sound dampening pad," and it can be
removed??  If not, wonder what kinda glue is used to
patch it back.  Is yours doing the same thing?
Now ...on the Visulite HHs that are being made for
DTX...would one need a HH stand, one that's "standard"
or would one with all the bells and whistles be an
advantage?  Would those intricate settings on a
quality HH stand make a difference in the sound
reproduced?  After all, they are e-cymbals, so would
those settings on a quality stand matter?  Strange
question, huh!?
Jade

--- "liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@...>"
<liberatusvirus@...> wrote:
> Hi Jade,
> 
> An impedance of 32 is pretty low. You can get to 100
> or more before 
> you have to wonder about it. But headphone volume is
> based on other 
> parts of the design, too.  Sensitivity matters, as
> does whether it's 
> closed or open. Sometimes you just have to ask, Are
> these loud?
> 
> Ed
> 
> --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "jadiebooshkie 
> <jadiebooshkie@y...>" <jadiebooshkie@y...> wrote:
> > I am assuming from posts made that low impedance
> on headphones 
> would 
> > be considered a lower valu like say 32 ohms?
> 
> 


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