Re: potential purchase
2004-03-19 by Harri Ohra-aho
Hi I ve ordered stuff from Thomann numerous times. It was always enough for me to fill out the credit card details in the web. No questions asked. Did you use
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2004-03-19 by Harri Ohra-aho
Hi I ve ordered stuff from Thomann numerous times. It was always enough for me to fill out the credit card details in the web. No questions asked. Did you use
2004-03-19 by Paul Jones
I ve ordered a dtxIII from Thomann, but they re asking for a photocopy of the card including the signature and a copy of a statement. Is this normal practice
2004-03-19 by dbtechdesign
Ok i have a mac with garage band on it, i also have a keyboard... keyboard works... when i plug in my dtxpress set it doesnt do anything...... im new to this
2004-03-18 by emf
... Chris, The Zenbal ride is staying at 14 for now. I don t know whether you ve seen the clear, acrylic PC series yet. They will also have bell/bow/edge
2004-03-18 by Chris
... In that case maybe you (or Brian through you) can answer a quick question about it. I m just curious as to the diameter of the cymbal and how large the
2004-03-18 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
Bongo, The Y adapter needed takes the tip/sleeve(mono) and ring/sleeve(mono) and combines to a tip/ring/sleeve(stereo) jack that plugs into the module. The
2004-03-18 by bongokonzelmann
As a newbie on the DTXP III two questions: - Somebody told me that using a so called Y-plug gives the possibility to run two pads (mono) on one trigger input
2004-03-18 by emf
... feel ... different? ... open ... have ... retail... ... I love the human comedy (in which I have a leading role, by the way). This seller, who s trying to
2004-03-18 by Stuart McConaghy
Well, you know, it does happen, even with more expensive systems. I can t tell you how many times I ve had customers make me jump through hoops to get them a
2004-03-18 by Creighton Higgins
... I agree that we (I) tend to passively accept what we get once we buy into a system. I have long been convinced that there must be a market for products
2004-03-18 by emf
... have ... Gunny, Everything is fair game. I m going to collect all the ideas and rants and run them through the mill. People have come up with various
2004-03-18 by emf
... getting it, ... It sure is interesting that the seller isn t one of the masses and that he prefers acoustic. Does somebody buy a relatively expensive,
2004-03-18 by Chris
Hi. I have a DMPro which has finally crapped out on me and I m looking for a new unit. Can anyone steer me in the right direction for what I need? I don t have
2004-03-18 by emf
... Stewart, Brian didn t give me a date, but it exists now. He hadn t given it a final test through the DTXP module, because Pintech s hadn t arrived yet. Ed
2004-03-18 by nicholas.gunn@btconnect.com
I wonder why somebody would be selling this kit so soon after getting it, makes me wonder ? Gunny ... From: moosetication [mailto:moosetication@yahoo.com]
2004-03-18 by n999gun
If our friend from Pintech is still wanting Ideas. I would like to see avery tidy easy to use Cable system. The reason I say this is every photo shot you see
2004-03-18 by moosetication
Good grief! Stewart
2004-03-18 by moosetication
... When? Stewart
2004-03-18 by emf
... for ... Hi DJ, Sooner or later you run out of inputs on every module/kit combination; it happens faster with some than with others. But the DTXPIII will
2004-03-18 by dj_hamzter
I am considering this set. Is there possibilities for adding more pads, and what pedal do you all recommend. Is this kit overkill for a total beginner?
2004-03-18 by emf
... of ... effect, ... talk, ... user ... play, ... distinct ... pattern, ... not ... Vern, Kat (now Alternate Mode) actually created such an animal, or
2004-03-18 by Vernon Graner
Here s one I could throw into the pot... :) How about a learning mode of the module that learns the dynamics of your playing style and then adjusts the pad
2004-03-18 by moosetication
... For now. It s a tad late. ... Don t be sorry. Be careful what you wish for. Stewart
2004-03-18 by Stuart McConaghy
I think an Intel or G3/G4/G5 (G3 would probably be plenty fast enough)-based drum module wouldn t be too far-fetched, and could be made at a cost under $1000
2004-03-18 by emf
... it ... The ddrum method really is elegant and economical, not in the cymbal and not in the module, really, but in the sample(s). I wouldn t want an extra
2004-03-18 by emf
... inputs - ... Stewart, I take it that you re done? I m sorry (meekly). Ed
2004-03-18 by moosetication
... You don t need the physical element, just the second part you mention. When a pad is hit while the last sound is still playing, it should restart the
2004-03-18 by moosetication
Modules - the boxes I want my module to have two physical parts. One part is that which I use every day. It has on it a colour touchscreen, a CD or DVD drive,
2004-03-18 by moosetication
... Yes. Yes, yes, and thrice yes. Why? Because such power allows you to produce something that the user doesn t KNOW is elaborate ! To the user, it expresses
2004-03-18 by moosetication
More on module user interfaces I want a non-embarassing, non-text-based, zero-twiddly-button user interface that does what I expect, when I expect it. From a
2004-03-18 by philsiu02
The most desirable feature i can currently think of is the ability to upload smaples. I dont mean midi samples (which i still think is fantastic (although
2004-03-17 by emf
... Stewart old pal, It does pay to make you angry. Excellent rant. Ed
2004-03-17 by philsiu02
Would the average user want such an elaberate system? Im a slave to technology, i love everything about it. I have a degree in cybernetic systems. However i
2004-03-17 by emf
... and ... apathy. Stewart, Points well taken. Didn t mean to be harsh, just hortatory. What if we adopt an assertive requirements gathering approach? In a
2004-03-17 by moosetication
Having ranted fit to bust, I have a few thoughts to share. I shall start with modules. (Before anyone has a hissy fit about my subsequent being Intel and
2004-03-17 by moosetication
... I think you are being perhaps the merest tadlet harsh. I m a software engineer for my sins. Any such animal will tell you the hardest thing in the trade is
2004-03-17 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
I would also like to add to Ed plea s for input. I know I have alot of idea s but I have taken the attitude that my suggests, if incorporated, would price the
2004-03-17 by emf
Personally, I find it hard to believe that when challenged to put up or shut up, we ve all decided to shut up. As Brian LaRue jokingly remarked today in
2004-03-17 by Chris
... Excellent news! I m still waiting for the Yamaha PCY150 to become available as a separate entity but it looks like this new Pintech could be worth
2004-03-17 by emf
Hot off the press: Pintech is going to release a three-voice ride cymbal. Designed with a piezo for the bow and switches for the bell and edge, the new Zenbal
2004-03-17 by emf
... wrote: You mean reduce the prie when the pedal is included? Sweeeeet. My sentiments exactly.
2004-03-17 by Creighton Higgins
2004-03-17 by emf
... one ... If it s that bad, maybe they should have reduced the price.
2004-03-17 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
1/4 mono jack is all that is needed. OGD ... ************************************************************************** The information transmitted herewith
2004-03-17 by nicholas.gunn@btconnect.com
Just out of interest what connection deos the PCY60 have a 1/4 inch jack or a 1/8th inch jack as the one I am getting has no lead so I will go out and get one
2004-03-17 by Chris
... Bizarrely, Thomann sell the DTXpress III with a pedal or without one for exactly the same price. The order codes are 167662 or 156682 respectively
2004-03-17 by Chris
... lot. ... I ll second (third?) that. Using a cymbal pad for the hi-hat has vastly improved my playing thereof on the DTXpress. I seem to be able to play
2004-03-17 by emf
... what ... include ... Paul, Right. Kick pedal is normally not included, though many sellers offer one as a bonus (with Yamaha s blessing). Ed
2004-03-17 by Paul Jones
Stewart, Thanks for the reply... I ve just placed an order for a DTXpress III. They said that pedals were not included, so I wanted to know how the hi-hat
2004-03-17 by moosetication
... An e-hat has two components - the cymbal pad, which is just a regular pizeo trigger pad - and an electronic device which simulates the variable opening