Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Hi, I just found out the answer myself, I'm moving my 2 toms to 9/10 
to make room for the 2 Roland cy6 dual trigger chokable cymbals I 
just got. 

Basically you need a 1/4" stereo splitter that has a RED & WHITE 
OUTPUT SPLIT. Meaning R mono & L mono channels.

If you try a regular stereo splitter it wont work because that is 
just giveing you 2 seperate stereos out a R & L and another R & L. I 
also tried a mono splitter which made 2 triggers have the same signal 
and same sound. 8>(

I Called the Brainless boneheads @ my local radio shlock and it turns 
out I have to buy 3 adapters to rig this up because they don't make 1 
adapter that does this.
They gave me these Part #'s over the phone, 
{1} 274-893    and   {2} of  there  274-909's. 

But, there probably the wrong parts. They always screw things up 
there, I always have to go look myself. lol They are clueless in 
there. But I will be going tomorrow to pick them up. I'll let you 
know if it works and what the correct part #'s are. I heard a company 
called HOSA makes them but i'm unsure of where to locate them.

Hope this helps, I'll let you know what I find and hook you up.



--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, Stephanie Ellison <deafdrummer@a...> 
wrote:
> > I recieved two pads to add to my DTXpressII for Christmas (A PCY65
> > and a TP65).  Now to add these to the module using the 9/10 input,
> > do I need to go out and buy a stereo cable and a stereo signal
> > splitter or is there a way to get both pads working using the mono
> > cables they came with and not buying anything extra?
> 
> Glad to hear you got some goodies for Christmas!  About the only 
thing you 
> would need is a y-spiltter that lets you feed both mono cables into 
the 
> splitter so that you get both left and right signal paths (input 9 
and 10, 
> respectively).  The other end will be a stereo plug going into the 
input jack 
> on the brain.  That should be all you need.
> 
> Stephanie