Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Slow Wednesday- I have to answer my own posts...
Ed from Drumbalaya got back to me within minutes- given the 3 hour 
time difference tween Baltimore and Seattle, I'm convinced the man 
never sleeps. He suggests I turn the cymbal so the sensor box is 
facing me. I turned it away from me to protect it.
Tomorrow I will continue this discussion with me to let me know how 
it worked.

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In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "Creighton Higgins" <creighton@l...> 
wrote:
> To catch some of you up- My PCY crash failed last week- choke and 
rim 
> functions died, and after reviewing features and costs, I ordered a 
> ZB2 from Ed at Drumbalaya. (If any of you have not visited 
> www.drumbalaya.com yet, scoot on over. It's a fine site devoted to 
> all the major e-drum lines)
> The new cymbal arrived right on time yesterday and I have literally 
> only had a few moments to play with it. Right off I have a problem- 
> when I whack the edge there is a noticeable delay in the trigger- 
> about a beat if you have the click set to 80. Much as I like to 
play 
> ahead of the beat- this requires way too much anticipation for 
> someone with a crusty nervous system like myself.
> I'm confident (?) this can be resolved through settings- can anyone 
> steer me to the right location to begin tweaking? I am pre-grateful 
> for any help.
> Creighton