Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

> Based on a recurring theme on the board, we might also add the WAF. 
> For those of you not exposed to it before, this abbreviation stands 
> for "Wife Acceptance Factor."   A good part of it would be covered in 
> price and noise considerations, but we could reserve it for aesthetic 
> purposes, as in "Okay, if you really have to buy this thing, I hope 
> at least it looks good--for a drum anyway."
> 
> Since we are talking about a generic test form:
> 
1. False triggering/double triggering issues.
2. Mounting hardware compatiable with DTX rack.
3. The actual trigger settings that are found to work with the module it is
tested with.
4. Type of trigger device: Piezo/fsr; double/single.
5. Pad type: mesh/rubber/other. Pad size.
6. Any attenuation adjustments on the pad itself. 
7. The extent of documentation that comes with the pad that assists in the
setup with various manufacturers modules.
8. Any hot spots on the pad?


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