Re: Bell/Bow Ride Cymbal
2003-08-26 by moosetication
... Really? Hmm. Doesn t work here. Does it have to be enabled somewhere? Or perhaps it does bandwidth detection and disable it if you re not on broadband (I m
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RE: [DTXpress] Re: Bell/Bow Ride Cymbal
2003-08-26 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
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RE: [DTXpress] DTXPU Casing
2003-08-26 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
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Re: Digest Number 1001
2003-08-26 by moosetication
... I would hope that you *are*... B-) ... Stephen, EMAIL HIM! Stewart (anxious to hear what these puppies are like)
Re: [DTXpress] Digest Number 1001
2003-08-26 by Brian LaRue
You will probably think I m bias, but I think the ZBH102 feels very good. We built it on the same design as a standard 10 Hi Hat. I personally play an 8 ,
Re: Got VisuLites
2003-08-26 by fezzasus
... no, luckally it was for both but its still alot when you think you have payed for them completly i have been looking at options for the hi hat and have
Re: [DTXpress] interested in staying
2003-08-26 by Stephanie Ellison
... Before you do anything with the drum module, do a factory reset. There s a bug in there that will eventually force you to do such a reset. Get one or a
interested in staying
2003-08-26 by Theguy Withnoeye
Hello, I m about to get my new DTXpress II from a local store, I m new to drums, and this group has helped me in getting acquainted with the edrum concepts,
Re: Got VisuLites
2003-08-26 by moosetication
... Each? Holy cow... Stewart
Re: Bell/Bow Ride Cymbal
2003-08-26 by pair6s
The pictures of the chip in the photos section were too small. It isn t possible to determine what type of chip that was (cannot read the markings on the
Got VisuLites
2003-08-26 by fezzasus
i came back from reading yesterday and found my Visu Lites waiting for me, they are very nice and do play very well (pictures in photo s bit) the problem with
Re: Difference between PCY65S and PCY80S?
2003-08-26 by moosetication
... No, I see it when I use them as crashes. I only ride on the bow. I mostly agree with ODG s conclusion that this is primarily a software problem. However,
Re: Difference between PCY65S and PCY80S?
2003-08-26 by hairytrigger
It has been my experience that all stereo pads want to self-choke when the rim is played like a ride. I have had no troubles at all when used as a crash PCY80S
DTXPU Casing
2003-08-25 by brown8700
Does anyone (Oldguy) know if the DTXPU casing can be removed in inverted so that the mounting holes would be on the top of the unit?
Re: Bell/Bow Ride Cymbal
2003-08-25 by oldguydrummer
... chip ... There are photos in the photos section under Inside the dtxpress dtxpuII photo album of the inside of the module. The chip is the long black one
Membership Info.
2003-08-25 by oldguydrummer
All, Just to kept everyone informed. We have had 45 new members join in the last month. And we have exceeded the number of posts to the group during this month
Re: Bell/Bow Ride Cymbal
2003-08-25 by pair6s
If not too much trouble, can you please post the markings on the chip in this forum or post a snap shot of it? This way, someone can determine if the chips
RE: [DTXpress] Re: Difference between PCY65S and PCY80S?
2003-08-25 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
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Re: Difference between PCY65S and PCY80S?
2003-08-25 by moosetication
... I concur with this statement I have three PCY80S, and they are all more inclined to self-choke than the PCY65S. Stewart
RE: [DTXpress] Re: Difference between PCY65S and PCY80S?
2003-08-25 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
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Re: Digest Number 999
2003-08-25 by oldguydrummer
... Brian, I would personally like to thank you for stepping up to plate as an official representative of Pintech and making yourself known to the members
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Difference between PCY65S and PCY80S?
2003-08-25 by Paul Bentley
Really Inspector, do you seriously expect me to believe that on 25/8/03 5:33 ... Thanks - I also came across Stewart s explanation (message 5123) just now in
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Bell/Bow Ride Cymbal
2003-08-25 by Vernon Graner
Hmm thats weird, its up for me and resolves through SBC abd also Espire (two 3rd party companies) also the domain is in good standing... Can u ping it? PS:
Re: Bell/Bow Ride Cymbal
2003-08-25 by oldguydrummer
... Unless someone had an EPROM burner! :D ... Vern, Not to change the subject, but is the dtxpression site down? Everytime I click on the shortcut to
RE: [DTXpress] Re: Bell/Bow Ride Cymbal
2003-08-25 by Vernon Graner
... Unless someone had an EPROM burner! :D -- Vern Graner CNE/CNA/SSE | If the network is down, then you re Senior Systems Engineer | obviously
More Photos
2003-08-25 by oldguydrummer
All, I have added photos of the inside of the KP65 KickPad and the BP80 Barpad under the Inside the Dtxpress photo album. I then still have a PCY65S, PCY65,
Re: Difference between PCY65S and PCY80S?
2003-08-25 by oldguydrummer
... difference ... Yamaha site ... Paul, They may look alike from a distance, but they are not. The PCY80S has a rigid on the top of the rim, the PCY65S has a
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Ideal Setup for DTXpress II
2003-08-25 by Paul Bentley
Really Inspector, do you seriously expect me to believe that on 21/8/03 9:45 ... ... Yes! Would you believe the official line that I got from Yamaha UK
Difference between PCY65S and PCY80S?
2003-08-25 by Paul Bentley
Hi all - this is probably a stupid question but is there any difference between the PCY65S and PCY80S cymbal pads? All I can find on the Yamaha site is that
OT: Halloween recordings (was Re: RECORDINGS )
2003-08-25 by oldguydrummer
... every ... Thanks, I will check it out. In the past we just had 5 portable cd players that had a single sound effects burned to a cd that looped
RE: [DTXpress] Re: Bell/Bow Ride Cymbal
2003-08-25 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
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Re: New Zenbals?
2003-08-25 by moosetication
... Details now on edrums.com - and the hat does come with an X-Hat. Pictures are not too good, alas. Time to get busy with those reviews, Stephen! Stewart
Pintech hi-hat
2003-08-25 by Harri Ohra-aho
Hey I m not too keen on the DTXpress hi-hat pad, and was wondering if anyone has the Pintech ZBH101 or 102 hi-hat pad. Any comments would be appreciated, if it
Re: DTXpress 1 with dual trigger pad for Hi-Hat
2003-08-25 by zapaxe
Hi Stephen & thanks, I m not sure I did or not? (CRS) I did try several things & read the manual to try some more. I will double check what you say. The
Re: DTXpress 1 with dual trigger pad for Hi-Hat
2003-08-25 by brown8700
Steve: Have you changed the PAD TYPE in the rigger set up menu? You ll need to change it to one of the dual-sound pad types, such as tps80 or misc 2. Stephen
Re: [DTXpress] Digest Number 999
2003-08-24 by Brian LaRue
Hey Stephen & Ed, Just e-mail me at home (technodrumguy@yahoo.com) and we can run a few details about the product review.......I m totally happy to work with
Replaced Kick Trigger on 'original' DTXpress 1, now...
2003-08-24 by zapaxe
Hello, Now the A/B switch (I can swear) is reversed! As I sit at the set, I reached over behind the kick and swithed it to the left to make less louder. Now
DTXpress 1 with dual trigger pad for Hi-Hat
2003-08-24 by zapaxe
Hi all, I ve bought a couple of dual trigger pads. The dual trigger cymbal & snare pads I ve no problems with. But the dual trigger pad for the Hi-Hat is not
Re: Bell/Bow Ride Cymbal
2003-08-23 by pair6s
If the original DTXpress can be upgraded to use triple zone pads by popping in the chip from DTXpress II, that would be by far the best upgrade for us orginal
Re: [DTXpress] OT: Halloween recordings (was Re: RECORDINGS )
2003-08-22 by Stephanie Ellison
How about the Twelve Inch Singles album by Ministry? Every Day is Halloween Halloween (Remix) Stephanie
Re: [DTXpress] OT: Halloween recordings (was Re: RECORDINGS )
2003-08-22 by Vernon Graner
... In case you haven t discovered them yet, I *highly* reccomend The Midnight Syndicate for *really* spooky/cool background music for Halloween. Check them
Sharp 722 Minidisc Recorder on Ebay!!!
2003-08-22 by peterbartone
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Re: RECORDINGS
2003-08-22 by oldguydrummer
... that ... maybe ... As I have been reading back through the posts, most folks that do record, seem to run it through a computer. The recording I do is for
Re: [DTXpress] Jam sometime soon?
2003-08-22 by Vernon Graner
... As you can tell by my dissapearance from the list and delayed replies (like this one!) I have been mucho busy with work. We have a new release going
RE: [DTXpress] Re: Bell/Bow Ride Cymbal
2003-08-22 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
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Re: Bell/Bow Ride Cymbal
2003-08-22 by moosetication
... Correct. You get this effect if you plug the 65S into any of the stereo rather than the triple-zone inputs on the DTXpressII. My query about the way the
New pictures PCY80s
2003-08-22 by oldguydrummer
All, Took apart a PCY80S and took some photos. They have been added to the photos section under Inside the Dtxpress . The piezo is directly underneath the
Re: Pintech Product Reviews by Group Members?
2003-08-22 by liberatusvirus
... with ... is ... manufacturer, ... post ... Stephen, Excellent idea. I was thinking on those lines myself. When I can get to my own computer sometime in the
RE: [DTXpress] Re: Bell/Bow Ride Cymbal
2003-08-22 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
... If you look in the photos section you will see a TP65s that has been taken apart that shows the two rim ribben switches and the single piezo for the pad
Re: Bell/Bow Ride Cymbal
2003-08-22 by pair6s
I m glad you ve mentioned the triple zone triggers. I do not know the technical details behind it; however, my best guess is that even with the TP65S, the