Re: [DTXpress] Re: research behringer BX 600
2004-02-11 by Vernon Graner
Ken: I would venture that a home-audio type amp/spkr setup for a computer would not be able to stand the type of transient bass that happens with a kick drum.
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2004-02-11 by Vernon Graner
Ken: I would venture that a home-audio type amp/spkr setup for a computer would not be able to stand the type of transient bass that happens with a kick drum.
2004-02-11 by jjcorley0000
On the Rush in Rio DVD there is a shot of Neil Peart with plastic bags on his bare feet as he is being escorted to the stage for one of the shows. It was
2004-02-11 by emf
... experience than I, the Behringer BX600 has been returned to the store. They had nothing to replace it with so I wound up getting a full refund. Although it
2004-02-11 by Stuart McConaghy
I play mainly barefoot, except for when it s really chilly at an outdoor gig, then I ll wear a pair of Chuck s. For me, I feel I have a closer connection to
2004-02-11 by Ken
After reading all the posts from all of you that have more experience than I, the Behringer BX600 has been returned to the store. They had nothing to replace
2004-02-10 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
Peter, I have forwarded you questions to Yamaha. OGD ... ************************************************************************** The information transmitted
2004-02-10 by nicholas.gunn@btconnect.com
I have heard some really good things about the Behringer B300 a.. 2-way bi-amping with two high-power amps, 300 Watts total power b.. 15 long-throw woofer
2004-02-10 by psmperry@aol.com
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2004-02-10 by Vernon Graner
arg.. srory for all hte speeling erors! I hit sned bfroe I hti speel chekc! ;) -- Vern Graner CNE/CNA/SSE | If the network is down, then you re Senior
2004-02-10 by Vernon Graner
Hmm I found this lack of specs intersting.. so I did a bit of research. I did find the manual for th unti here:
2004-02-10 by Ken
Vernon, As I said before, IT IS NOT LISTED anywhere in the manual of on their web site. Maybe someone else has that information. Hope so. Ken ... From: Vernon
2004-02-10 by brown8700
In the early 70s it was nothing but soft-soled moccassins for me. Now, it s whatever the gig calls for; dress shoes, top-siders or ankle-high light duty work
2004-02-10 by Vernon Graner
Honestly, this should be a simple matter of looking at the frequency response listed for the unit. If it is a fairly flat response between, lets say 100hz and
2004-02-10 by Tom Allebrandi
I have two drum sets - A vintage (1970 s) Ludwig acoustic set and a DTX 1 set (with a Yamaha chain drive pedal on the kick.) I often find that to get the right
2004-02-10 by Brett
Ah...good things to know! Thanks for the heads up, Ed! ... many times before, and in fact, I ve made a couple home made Remo practice pad/E-drum conversions
2004-02-10 by emf
... many times before, and in fact, I ve made a couple home made Remo practice pad/E-drum conversions and they work well. I want to do something similar to
2004-02-10 by Brett
Thanks Stewart and Ed for the responses! I ve checked out the site many times before, and in fact, I ve made a couple home made Remo practice pad/E-drum
2004-02-10 by emf
... sure ... I ve played in everything and nothing on my feet. I eventually gave up on socks because my foot slipped too much. Barefoot worked better for me
2004-02-10 by emf
... for ... before? ... Brett, It s not that difficult to do but takes some ingenuity to do well. Check out http://www.electronicdrums.com/. The conversion
2004-02-10 by emf
... so ... and ... so ... Ditto ddrum and Drumbalaya. I own, and cherish, a ddrum module, and I wouldn t give it up for the world. I m sure that Drumbalaya has
2004-02-10 by Jay
Me too. I play wearin socks, or sometimes houseshoes. heh. Before I switched to drummer in my band, the drummer at the time played barefoot. There s
2004-02-10 by moosetication
You should head over to eDrumming.com with all due haste. Several of its denizens have done this to one degree or another. The forum s ownder, Chris Jude, has
2004-02-10 by emf
... question ... the ... the ... Peter, OGD has been handling the correspondence about the kit editor with Yamaha. When he sees your post, he ll probably
2004-02-10 by Brett
Hey, everybody! I ve been contemplating the idea of integrating an acoustic drum kit into my e-kit, but using it as an electronic. I want to replace the
2004-02-10 by Rob
I have had my kit for a few months now, it seems I can work the pedal more precise and rapidly in my socks, shoes on feels like bricks between the pedals. Any
2004-02-10 by jjcorley0000
BTW, stopped at GC today hoping they d have the III kit setup so I could hear it... It already sold. :( I also stopped in at Drumbalaya on the weekend and
2004-02-10 by the_kin_doc
I m nearing completion of my DTXpressII kit editor but I ve hit a problem which is looking like a bug in either the sysex documentation or the unit s operating
2004-02-09 by Ken
I would also be interested in other opinions on this amp because, as I said, I have the option to return it for credit towards a keyboard amp. Ken ... From:
2004-02-09 by Stuart McConaghy
Nope, not yet, but I ll let you all know as soon as we do. Stuart McConaghy Canopus Drums Meinl Cymbals SilverFox Drums ...
2004-02-09 by Theguy Withnoeye
speaking of this, I was fantasizing last night (wait that sounds weird....nevermind...) just before I fell asleep about Pintech having a closer relationship
2004-02-09 by moosetication
... That must make you the first kid on the (Group) block with a III then! Of course, we now expect a 10,000 word review with diagrams, photos, sound samples
2004-02-09 by moosetication
... Pah, you re not even trying. I can get that high in a single night... ... Stewart
2004-02-09 by Stuart McConaghy
Nope, GC doesn t carry this amp usually, no way for me to check it out. E-drums sound good through the Behringer KX1200, though. BTW, our store s DTXpress
2004-02-09 by emf
Our friend Ken swears that this little 60 watt, $140 bass amp does the job with the DTXpress. Now I m intrigued, if not a little skeptical. Could someone who
2004-02-09 by eclipse9917042
I just wanted to send a quick note of thanks to everyone in this group. I just made my purchase of the DTXPRESS III and I love it!!! It was because of this
2004-02-09 by Scott Boehmer
Ahhh ... that does make sense ... I guess it will go into 9/10 and I am on reconfiguration 153 for the 3 1/2 years that I have had this kit 8~) Thanks for your
2004-02-08 by moosetication
... No, that was pure luck I m afraid. No current Yamaha module has dual- piezo snare inputs. It will have been simple good fortune that the rim strike
2004-02-08 by Scott Boehmer
Thanks for the info ... The funny thing was I plugged the same snare into a DTXPress II and it picked up the rim and pad on the #2 input ... Time to upgrade I
2004-02-08 by Chris
... I used www.piedog.com for a PCY65S not so long ago and delivery was very quick but I couldn t say if they have any in stock right now. Chris
2004-02-08 by nicholas.gunn@btconnect.com
Where are you in the UK ? Gunny ... From: mowlith [mailto:dave.jj@ntlworld.com] Sent: 08 February 2004 19:23 To: DTXpress@yahoogroups.com Subject: [DTXpress]
2004-02-08 by moosetication
... It s nothing to do with the age of the module. The Pintech is a dual- piezo pad - one for head, one for rim - but the Yamaha inputs 1 through 8 are stereo,
2004-02-08 by moosetication
... New, you will have a wait of eight weeks (or so I was quoted everywhere I looked). Newcastle Drum Centre (www.newcastledrum.co.uk) seems to be Yamaha
2004-02-08 by boehmersa
I found this post and am having similar problems with a ConcertCast 10 snare. I own a DTXpress I and when I replaced the stereo Yamaha pad with the Pintech
2004-02-08 by mowlith
Hi all, can anyone tell me where I can buy spare pads, be they new or even better secondhand. I am in the Uk Thanks....
2004-02-08 by Ken
I sat down at my DTXpress setup and picked a kit that I found to have the highest frequency ride cymbal sound using only the headphones. I then powered up this
2004-02-08 by Ken
Thank you. That is great info. So it is the hardware, not the brain that I need to be concerned with. I will check it all out. Now I know, thanks again. Ken
2004-02-08 by moosetication
... [lots of good stuff] Great having someone in the trade on the board. Have you guys been given MAPs for the individual components yet? Particularly the
2004-02-08 by Stuart McConaghy
Yep, the IIISP isn t listed in our system (yet), but you also asked on a Saturday, when Yamaha isn t available for dealer support, so there s no wonder he
2004-02-08 by Stephanie Ellison
... So loud I can t crank it all the way, otherwise it causes the drum set to double trigger or mistrigger because of the vibrations! The power supply on this
2004-02-08 by jjcorley0000
Yep, I just saw a DTXpressIIISTD (stacked in the boxes) at my local GC today (Kirkland, WA). I asked the clerk when he d have a demo setup and he said as soon