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Re: New owner:Hi-Hat & Cymbal Adjustments & Amp recommendations

2003-05-16 by pdsonline2002

Hello there

For what it's worth, I stick my DTXpress II through the PA that is 
set up in the rehearsal studio we use. It works a treat and sounds 
amazing. The only thing I would say about it though is you definatly 
need to have a monitor otherwise you simply can't hear yourself over 
the rest of the band............A situation I have never encountered 
before being a drummer until I got my electric kit! Come to think of 
it I used to quite like being the loudest person in the room and 
making everyone else adjust thier settings to suit me :)

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "Vincent Emery" 
<vincent.emery@c...> wrote:
> I found this: www.elecdrum.com/elecdrm2/ drumstart.html.
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: draker2003 
>   To: DTXpress@yahoogroups.com 
>   Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2003 11:48 PM
>   Subject: [DTXpress] New owner:Hi-Hat & Cymbal Adjustments & Amp 
recommendations
> 
> 
>   Hi,
> 
>   I am a new owner of a DTXpress kit -- pretty cool! This is a 
great 
>   site - thanx to those who helped launch it. A couple of Q's:
> 
>   1) Specifically, if anyone has it, how can you make the hi-
>   hat "schwooop" sound -- where you would on an acoustic set hit 
the hi-
>   hat, open, and there's a delayed schwoop sound, completed with a 
>   clean, clear sound of the hi-hat closing. I've tried to adjust 
the 
>   footpedal, and it often misses the closing sound -- and not 
nearly as 
>   sensitive as it should be. I have upped the "sensitivity" 
settings, 
>   but can't find any discernable difference. Ditto for any DTX 
model 
>   adjustments. Please - provide settings -- as the manual was 
obviously 
>   written by a techie who doesn't play drums. It would have been 
better 
>   if they went drum pad by pad and told you how to dial in good 
sounds, 
>   etc.
> 
>   2) Any good amps that you would recommend? I saw a Behringer 
KX1200 
>   advertised in Musician's Friend site -- 120W keyboard amp, 3-way 
bass 
>   reflex cabinet housing 15" woofer, 5" midrange and tweeter. 4-
channel 
>   operation with line inputs and dedicated volume contrdols. 4-
band 
>   active EQ, too. price was $249 --- is this a reasonable amp to 
use? 
>   Other brands/model recommendations? Has anyone tried to use a PA 
and 
>   run monitors instead of a stand alone amp? If so, how? I have a 
>   Mackie 808 PA that should have enough power if that's an option. 
> 
>   Thanks for anyone out there with input. Keep on rockin' - 
Draker2003
> 
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