Thanks for your reply, Ed. Yes I think I've got my adaptors around the wrong way. I'll have another look at it... --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "liberatusvirus" <liberatusvirus@y...> wrote: > --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "Nick Carroll" <njcarroll56@y...> > wrote: > > I have started using a splitter on my 9/10 input so I can get one > > sound on my bar pad and a different sound on my bell pad. The only > > problem is that the splitter always connects the A pad on the bar > and > > not the B pad, which is the one I prefer to use. Has anyone had the > > same problem, and can you tell me what to do? > > Hi Nick, > > Does the barpad have two separate leads corresponding to its two > sections, or does it have one? I'm assuming that it has one. It > sounds like you may be using the wrong splitter, or no splitter, out > of the barpad. What you need is a TRS "Y" adaptor to distinguish > the "A pad" from the "B pad." The single stereo lead (the bottom of > the "Y") goes into the barpad, and the two mono leads at the other > end correspond to the tip and ring of the single stereo connector. If > you're using a splitter for the barpad that has stereo connectors on > the two leads instead of tip/ring mono ones (or if you're using no > TRS splitter at all), the badpad signal won't divide properly. You > should use the same kind of TRS "Y" interconnect to access 9/10 from > the separate mono feeds as well. Did I hit or miss your point? > > Ed
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Re: Bar pad problem
2003-10-27 by Nick Carroll
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