Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

I use a custom kit which now has Mesh heads like the Roland V-drums and
custom built triggers.
OK so my triggers need a little work to fine tune the sensitivity (too
sensitive right now) but all works very well.

The DTXpress will support the V-drums but the mesh heads offered by Pintech
(www.e-drums.com) are far cheaper and have had good reviews.

-----Original Message-----
From: Bartosz <pszczole@...>
To: dtxpress@egroups.com <dtxpress@egroups.com>
Date: 21 November 2000 20:56
Subject: Re: [DTXpress] Re: Problems with kick drum volume when recording (a
little long)


>> I like the set, but until I can solve this problem, I cant do much
>> with it. I don't play particularly hard, and yes, it happens with all
>> the kits, though some more than others depending on the sample.
>> throough headphones it sounds fine, and I've been pretty forced to use
>> them, since I can't play it through my regular system without risking
>> damage to speakers or amp or both. There has o be something not set
>> right, but I've itialized the unit... I don't know...
>
>hi im new here, ive been playing dtxpress for a year, it is plugged into a
>hi-fi (i dont know much about hi-fis, all i can say it costs about 700$) it
>works fine, nothing has been damaged, no problems when recording (minidisc)
>
>btw: anyone from Poland here? (east europe)
>
>anyone tried using roland pads with semi-real drum heads with dtxpress?
>
>and one more question - what is the sensitivity switch in hihat pedal for?
>
>--
>Bart
>pszczole@...
>
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