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AMP recommendation

2003-05-17 by brown8700

OK. I ve only had this amp for one day, but I m in love. It s a Samson KM140. I picked it up for $200 bucks. It has a 15 woofer and 140 watts. It should be

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Re: moderators, files, and sites

2003-05-17 by brown8700

... know ... Ed: You re absolutely correct. We wouldn t want anybody to miss the bus . We could always leave a trail of breadcrumbs behind; or better yet, a

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DTXpressII on eBay...

2003-05-17 by moosetication

Folks, for your info... Someone has posted 8 DTXpressII kits (with throne, kick pedal, phones and the crash book) with a buy-it-now price of $650 plus $49.50

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Re: DTXU or DMpro?

2003-05-17 by zapaxe

I ve been considering (never used one though) the DM Pro. I see that the DM Pro is 20 bit & the DTXpress brain is only 16 bit. The extra bit rate along with

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Re: Those damn PCY's

2003-05-17 by zapaxe

I don t have anything to help here. But in relation to where s the best place to hit the cymbal pad, I agree that hitting on the logo seems to be the most

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Saving different patch settings on PM-16

2003-05-17 by underneathheaven

I remember somebody telling me they were going to explain how to save different patches on the PM-16 so you could have different drum sounds on each patch, but

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Re: Thanks to Padman!

2003-05-16 by liberatusvirus

Hi Draker, I m surprised that no one has jumped in and given you trial HH settings. In the utility menu, try an offset of -32 or so and a T of 0-10. See if

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Re: moderators, files, and sites

2003-05-16 by liberatusvirus

Hope we ll get to see phase IV soon. Ed ... is now ... have to find ... I will ... files, but ... we d ... who ... prevents it ... files. ... somewhere ...

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RE: [DTXpress] moderators, files, and sites

2003-05-16 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com

Since most here have seen the photos of my phase III kit, and it is now obsolete,( the final cymbal and TP65s just arrived today and I have to find a good spot

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Re: moderators, files, and sites

2003-05-16 by underneathheaven

Maybe Vern could just host a file holding site?? This way we could keep the site where it is but continue to add optional photos and songs to an alternative

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Re: moderators, files, and sites

2003-05-16 by liberatusvirus

Stephen, Good point. I assume that Photos, Links, et al. are under the same constraints as Files. If this group ultimately moves, I d like to see some stab

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Re: moderators, files, and sites

2003-05-16 by brown8700

Ed: Are Files and their storage the only thing in question, or does Files also include Messages, Photos, Links, Database, et al? If Vern has the time and

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moderators, files, and sites

2003-05-16 by liberatusvirus

UHH reported a while ago that he couldn t add a file because we d almost reached our limit. I ve tried to contact Chris Thackston, who founded this group, and

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Re: Another AMP question

2003-05-16 by liberatusvirus

Padman, Despite your good fortune with the Behringer amp, the warning should still stand. These sorts of problems are hit and miss, and Behringer appears to

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Thanks to Padman!

2003-05-16 by draker2003

Dear Padman, Thanks for the valuable input! The D120 direct box you referenced -- is that a Behringer product, too? Separately, any hi-hat input? I m just

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Re: d-drum snare and dtxpress

2003-05-16 by liberatusvirus

Anko, Theoretically, the Roland PD120 would trigger through the Yamaha like any other dual-zone snare. However, at least one user has reported that the rim

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Re: Another AMP question

2003-05-16 by padavie

RE: Behringer - KX1200 I have NO Distortion, hiss, pops and crackles. The packaging was extremely good, packing within packing. Great eq for the lows of the

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Re: d-drum snare and dtxpress

2003-05-16 by ankoanko2003

Ed, Thanks for the answer. And do you know if the Roland pd 120 dual zone pad works well with the dtxpress (another advertisement I spotted). Anko ... ddrum

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Re: DTXU or DMpro?

2003-05-16 by brown8700

Peter: I ve never used the DMPro, but I did use a DM5 as a second module for about 2 days. Although I did like the tom and bass sounds better than the DTX, I

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Re: DTXU or DMpro?

2003-05-16 by liberatusvirus

Pete, You seem to be winning me in the lottery. In my opinion, the Pro is a worthy additional unit, but only a great price; otherwise it s overkill. You get

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DTXU or DMpro?

2003-05-16 by peterpan

hey guys, as some of u know i m currently in the process of upgrading my setup. i ve pretty much decided on the hart dynamics studio master 6.4 for the kit but

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Re: Those damn PCY's

2003-05-15 by liberatusvirus

Darren, It might be bad soldering. I had a drum that misbehaved like that; I resoldered everything without any luck. It s unlikely to be poor technique or

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Re: d-drum snare and dtxpress

2003-05-15 by liberatusvirus

Anko, I ve never used it, but from the product description it appears to be a true dual-zone (two piezo) pad. If it were to work with the dtxpress I or II, it

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d-drum snare and dtxpress

2003-05-15 by ankoanko2003

Hello everybody, I was offered a d-drum snarepad. The guy wants to sell it because it doesn t work well with his Roland TD-6 (especially the rolls don t come

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Those damn PCY's

2003-05-15 by Darren Lo

I ve been having problems with the response of my PCY60 s, which I ve never really been happy with. At first I was having a tremendous problem with missed

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Hart Drums Group

2003-05-14 by peterpan

a short message to everyone in this group. i m currently tryin 2 setup a discussion group for anybody who owns, uses or is interested in hart hardware. if your

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Re: Digest Number 883

2003-05-14 by underneathheaven

Wow, I m gonna check this site out! I really like this idea because I just mess around with music about four days a week and sometimes I wanna add stuff to it

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Re: [DTXpress] Digest Number 883

2003-05-14 by Brian LaRue

Just a note to the board, There is a great site that helps musicians find other musicians for recording. Anyone with an account (it free to set one up) can

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Re: Tambourine Trivia

2003-05-14 by liberatusvirus

It s been said that Woodstock marked the end of the moment, collecting the counterculture into one convenient group ripe for commercial exploitation. I can t

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RE: [DTXpress] Re: Tambourine Trivia

2003-05-14 by Creighton Higgins

Last week I checked Woodstock (the movie) out of the library to share with my 14 year old daughter who is doing a project on 60 s music. The music was so much

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Re: Tambourine Trivia

2003-05-14 by liberatusvirus

There was definitely something special about the original five, then even four, Byrds. The first five or six albums still speak to me. Notorious Byrd Brothers,

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RE: [DTXpress] Re: Tambourine Trivia

2003-05-14 by Creighton Higgins

I agree- it s amazing how good a songwriter Dylan is given that his lyrics are often puzzling at best. I grieved when the Byrds changed and dissolved. The

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RE: [DTXpress] Re: Tambourine Trivia

2003-05-14 by Creighton Higgins

Being a sixties guy- I never got past the magic swirling ship part. The lyric would cause me to spend hours staring at my thumb. ... From: liberatusvirus

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Re: Tambourine Trivia

2003-05-14 by liberatusvirus

Creighton, To me, the Byrds release of that song marked the moment when pop music became elevated to art. I d always been a precocious pop music fan, buying

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Re: [DTXpress] Digest Number 884

2003-05-14 by Brian LaRue

I would bet your local drug re-seller.......... And yes they are called jingles. Peace, TDG ... === message truncated === __________________________________ Do

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Re: Tambourine Trivia

2003-05-14 by liberatusvirus

Incidentally, her gypsy saga continues in the song Spanish Harlem Incident, in which she becomes something of a tambouring (wo)man herself, accosting

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Re: Tambourine Trivia

2003-05-14 by liberatusvirus

UNH, Mr. Tambourine Man is about a girl who hits her head on a tambourine during a hurricane and meets a wizard in her dreams, the Mr. Tambourine Man of the

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Re: Is it me?

2003-05-14 by brown8700

Un.H. I ve not tried ANY OTHER HH pedal. I m content with the basic pedal. But, like Ed, most of the stuff I play is pretty much closed hat with an occassional

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