Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "JAYMZ" <jaymz_hughes@y...> wrote:
> OK... I figured out how to do a factory reset , but that did not 
> help.... it still sounds really low volume, and the bass drum is 
> barely there, even when the volume knob is cranked , and still 
sounds 
> like a weird reverb setting yet i tried to change that too... to no 
> verb , but still sounds like im in a tunnel i hope i did not spend 
2 
> grand for this thing to poop out on me not even 2 mos after getting 
> it. i still dont even know wht happened , as i saud before , i was 
> fine , i took a break come back hit them and poop...dag blurnit.
> thanks for your time ... Jaymz Hughes

Jaymz,

Let me ask a couple of easy questions: Have you shut the module off 
for a minute or so and turned it on again?  Whether you're listening 
through headphones or an amp, have you checked the cable connections? 
If am amp, is the phenomenon duplicated through phones, and vice 
versa? Do you have another power supply that you can swap for the one 
that you're using--a universal that you can set exactly to the 
Yammie's specs (12V; I don't remember the tip mV or polarity)? It's 
extremely rare that one of these things should go south on you so 
soon, if ever, but it's possible.

Ed