Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Hey Steph, I live in Corpus Christi!  I don't believe I know you 
because I'm from the class of 2000, hehe. :)  Where are you from 
exactly?  

Another thing I wanted to mention about playing live with other 
insturments connected to the p.a., was that some members have 
complained about double triggers and cross talk occuring more 
frequently when sharing a p.a. (or something along those lines.)  I 
hope these other members can share some helpful information!

-UN.H




--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, Stephanie <sellison-unix@a...> 
wrote:
> >  Hey Steph, I'm in south texas, 
> 
> Uhh, do I know you UN.H?
> 
> My last name's Ellison, Carrizo Springs class of 1985 (if you've 
seen the 
> senior pictures, I'm the only Ellison listed, and yes, my name's 
Stephanie).  
> Ring a bell?
> 
> > And who knows that the audience will think?  They're not all 
experts
> > on music anyways, they just wanna be entertained and the xpress 
is
> > quite capable of doing just that.  Play for the music.  I say 
try it
> > and then tell us how it goes. :) I know some other members have
> > played live with it recently and, even though they may not be 
from
> > texas, maybe they can share some insight on their gigs.
> 
> That's something I'll try...  Anybody else (anywhere) with 
experience on this?  
> 
> I am upgrading this drum kit with mesh head pads.  Right now, I 
have a 13" 
> mesh pad which I'll use for a snare.  I just need to get a snare 
stand for it 
> and swing the 3-zone pad outward, so it'll be my auxillary snare 
for the rim 
> stuff.  Eventually, I'll replace the tom pads with 10" mesh pads 
(which I 
> will make).  I'll end up keeping one extra pad for effects (then 
I'll be out 
> of inputs (THIS is plenty for me, really)).  I'll have spare pads 
for when 
> one wears out.
> 
> Stephanie