Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, Brett <baaron_123@y...> wrote:
> Hey, Ed.  Thanks for helping out with our problem.  The other thing 
that I've been considering trying, but haven't had the time to do 
yet, is to take the trigger of the batter side, and place it on the 
resonate side.  I assume that there would be enough vibration from 
the impact of the batter haed.  I may be wrong, and I'm on my way to 
give it a shot, so we'll know more shortly.
>  
> I'll be back with an update.

Here's another idea. I'm not sure whether it's half-baked. If the 
signal from the ddrum trigger is too hot for the DTXpress senstivity 
control to eliminate double triggers without causing dropouts, what 
about inserting a resistor in the cable from the redshot? If you use, 
say, a 250K pot, then you might be able to find a point on the knob 
that allows a low enough self-rejection setting to eliminate both 
problems. Is anyone's mind working well enough today to comment on 
this strategy?