Hi, In answer to your questions: 1)The maximum number of inputs is 10 if you use mono pads (with a splitter on 9/10). However, you can use stereo pads to effectively double this. The implementation of stereo pads on the unit is not as good as, say, the DTX2 or VDrums but it's a start. Stereo pads give you two voices: one on the rim and one on the main pad. 2)& 3) The logiztix pads look seriously crap, but the theory is very good. I'm certainly going to give one a try. There's no reason why you can't buy a second DTXpress brain and add homemade pads to it as long as the transducers you use are comparable to those on the DTXpress. The main obstacle is how do you get all those pads onto the existing frame? I think you might have to get a bit handy with a welding torch and some metal tubes.... __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. All in one place. Yahoo! Shopping: http://shopping.yahoo.com
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Re: bkadrie
1999-12-02 by Giles Hearn
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