Does anyone know Yamaha's wiring convention to get three-zones from one pad, using a single three-conductor cable? (For two-zone cymbal pads, piezo signal travels via tip, rim-switch # 1 is on ring: what of that 2nd rim-swtich?) I've been wondering that since hearing of the new single input PCY150. TIA, Chris --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "oldguydrummer" <rdamon@m...> wrote: > --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "gollywillickers" > <gollywillickers@y...> wrote: > > > > hi OGD, > > > > are you saying that the forthcoming Yamaha PCY150 is going to be a > 3-ZONE > > cymbal pad ??? > > > > also, do you know the model of the Roland 3-Zone cymbal pad? > > > > :) > > Yes, it will have bell/bow/edge voices with choking. It should > really be similar to the 3-zone TP65S trigger pad, with one piezo > for the bow and two FSR ribbons, one for the bell and one for the > edge. > > > OGD
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Re: 3-ZONE Cymbal Pads ??? are there any? why aren't there any?
2004-01-11 by feefer2
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