Re: Hart Mesh vs. Yamaha Rubber
2004-09-06 by moosetication
... I was pondering if it might be feasible to mount the TP100 pads *inside* the top of a regular A shell. Perhaps a couple of inexpensive 12 tom shells, cut
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Hart Mesh vs. Yamaha Rubber
2004-09-06 by temp1111
Hello list... I am extremely please with my DTX2S that I have integrated into my acoustic kit. I love everything about it. My hope was that in addition to
FYI issue with TP100
2004-09-04 by oldguydrummer
For anyone who has this pad.... Until we can figure this problem out...I would recommend that you only tighten the threaded knob that secures the pad to the
Re: First post, UK online stores...
2004-09-03 by Keith
... ... AND a handling charge for the privilege of taking the duty and VAT off you - I am not sure what the Post Office charge now but I think it is around
HELLO ALL!......"IM PICKING UP BAD VIBRATIONS....."
2004-09-03 by JAYMZ
its been a while since my last post. i was wondering if those tennis ball risers can help with amp interferrance, ive noticed that if im playing and im too
Re: [DTXpress] Settings Question new reply
2004-09-03 by Creighton Higgins
Mike- Trigger settings are global in the sense that settings for Pad X apply to all kits. Voice settings are unique to kits. I agree with you about the manual-
Re: [DTXpress] First post, UK online stores... (well sort of)
2004-09-03 by Richard Mills
Thanks! Looks interesting and I have bookmarked the site, but the two items aren t in stock at all. I went through virtually all the online web sites and
Settings Question new reply
2004-09-02 by gibson3691
Thanks, I ll look into that. I watched a demo from a Yamaha rep at Guitar Center here and not a single misfire/trigger problem occurrance. When mine did I
Re: [DTXpress] DtxpressIIIS settings question
2004-09-02 by Creighton Higgins
Hello Mike Activity on the board seems a little slow right now- probably many of us Americans are pre-vacationing or battening down their Florida hatches so I
Re: [DTXpress] First post, UK online stores... (well sort of)
2004-09-02 by S-E-A
Richard, Thomann will ship to the UK, in fact they list prices in UKP on their Web site. I ve bought various bits and bobs from them, including parts for my
DtxpressIIIS settings question
2004-09-02 by gibson3691
Hi group. I am a new user of the DtxIIIS (newer HH sys and round cymbals). I am new to E drums (3 mos)and triggering. Unfortunately my kit doesn t react like
Re: USB to MIDI Cable and Driver
2004-09-01 by captainzbably
... is ... Hey Peter, I don t know if it is really that simple to make one yourself. I bought a ROM I/O from ESI. There s a lot of smd-stuff inside. If you
USB to MIDI Cable and Driver
2004-09-01 by peepeec2000
Does anyone have the schematic and driver for the USB to MIDI interface cable ? I am just too cheap to buy one when I m sure it is a relatively simple thing to
Re: DTXtreme thoughts
2004-09-01 by emf
... in ... Nick, Ed Morin s email address as a member of this group is edm@pileus.com, his Drumbalaya address is edm@drumbalaya.com. I go back to Split Enz as
Re: DTXtreme thoughts
2004-09-01 by Nick Carroll
Thanks, but I don t know Ed Morin s Yahoo profile name, thus don t know where to reach him. In any case, I think I m more interested in the DTXtreme IIS -
Re: [DTXpress] Re: First post, UK online stores...
2004-09-01 by Richard Mills
Well in that case it might be cheaper to order in the uk then! With just the VAT added on it s only £7 cheaper than PieDog for what I wanted, plus add the
Re: First post, UK online stores...
2004-09-01 by moosetication
... By the way, don t forget you will also get charged import duty AND VAT ... wait for it ... on top of the total cost of the goods plus shipping. Stewart
Re: [DTXpress] Re: First post, UK online stores...
2004-09-01 by Richard Mills
Hi Stewart, Thanks for the infomation, I have emailed piedog and newcastle for infomation. There was no luck on ebay.com that would deliver to UK. I don t
Re: First post, UK online stores...
2004-09-01 by moosetication
... Newcastle Drum Centre (www.newcastledrum.co.uk) show them, and I have heard of people getting them from Piedog (www.piedog.com). However the big issue in
First post, UK online stores...
2004-09-01 by Richard Mills
Hi, My first post so forgive me if i m repeating anything that has been said before or stepping on any toes. I have a DTXpress 2 kit and want to add an extra
Re: DTXtreme thoughts
2004-09-01 by emf
... Nick, You re thinking of our pal, Ed Morin, owner of Drumbalaya. You should email him your questions about the ddrum kit (which, incidentally, he also
Re: DTXtreme thoughts
2004-09-01 by Nick Carroll
Thanks, Ed. Am I to understand you run an on-line e-drum store? If so, which one? ... to ... how ... very ... metronome. ... look ... system, ... you), ...
Re: DTXtreme thoughts
2004-09-01 by Nick Carroll
Yes, I get the idea. Having heard a DDRUM kit in action, it sounded very authentic. But what exactly cost NZ$4,500? Did you buy a whole kit (i.e. module, frame
Re: DTXtreme thoughts
2004-09-01 by drumsonly2002
Just wondering how the Yamaha Xtreme s samples compare to the D Drum s acoustic samples. I know D Drum is the top unit for realism, but I find my Xtreme
Re: [DTXpress] Re: DTXtreme thoughts
2004-09-01 by Tomiboy4@aol.com
May I ask where to find a list of drum and percussion sounds listed for the new DTXtreme. Thank You
Re: DTXtreme thoughts
2004-09-01 by warrenpink
Nick My kit ended up costing NZ$4,500 including shipping and GST. They retail here for $7,000 to $7,500. They have gone up a couple of hundred $ at Drubalaya
Re: [DTXpress] Re: New Member Intro
2004-09-01 by Don
Ray: Thank you for asking I have been using them for 10 years and the sound is wonderful for both live and studio work. I have the habit of tuning smaller
Re: Questions about dtxtreme IIs and dtxpress
2004-08-31 by emf
... Hi Alex, ... No video yet, but they re working on it. Informal reviews pepper this site (run a search), as well as the Yahoo DTXtreme site and Yamaha s own
Questions about dtxtreme IIs and dtxpress
2004-08-31 by mazuego
Hi all I want to buy an E-drum and I have some questions 1)Where I can find some dtxtreme IIs video demos and reviews? 2)What do you think about the dtxtreme
Re: DTXtreme thoughts
2004-08-31 by emf
... Nick, Go to the ddrum site at http://www.ddrum.com/ddrum/index.htm and look around. When you buy a ddrum kit with a particular operating system, you get
Re: DTXtreme thoughts
2004-08-31 by Nick Carroll
Thanks for that feedback about Drumbalaya. Sounds like the way to go! I ll check with the Australian Customs Service to find out how much duty I ll have to
Re: DTXtreme thoughts
2004-08-30 by warrenpink
Nick I ordered a DDRUM 4 SE kit from Drumbalaya and had it sent to New Zealand. It cost US$185 for shipping and arrived within 7 days. The service was great.
Re: New here
2004-08-30 by captainzbably
I bought my DTXIIISP in a local music store in Belgium. It didn t come with a bass pedal nor with a throne. I checked other european websites, and I couldn t
Re: [DTXpress] Re: New here
2004-08-30 by Creighton Higgins
Ryan Bergin wrote: Where did you get your DTXpress III Special? I was looking into buying it on Musician s Friend, but they told me it only comes with the
Re: [DTXpress] Sonar/Cakewalk Studioware for DTXpress?
2004-08-29 by Vernon Graner
I guess the overwhelming responses means this is a no ... :) Vern -- Vern Graner CNE/CNA/SSE | If the network is down, then you re Senior Systems Engineer
Re: DTXtreme thoughts
2004-08-29 by drumsonly2002
I find the 3 zone rim a winner in the great idea department of pad design features. The two rims are very responsive and the side stick rim is positioned
Re: DTXtreme thoughts
2004-08-29 by Nick Carroll
Thanks, OGD. I had figured that those extra dual-zone inputs would only split off into mono applications. Which is fine by me. I would only use them for, say,
Re: DTXtreme thoughts
2004-08-29 by Nick Carroll
Thanks for your feedback on the TP120S. Great to know it is so responsive - which is why I m so interested in it. I ve become accustomed to playing on rubber
Re: DTXtreme thoughts
2004-08-29 by oldguydrummer
... Nick, Be careful with planning out the extra inputs, they are not what they seem to be. INPUTS 1-5 (assigned to Snare and four toms) are the only ones that
Re: DTXtreme thoughts
2004-08-28 by drumsonly2002
Time for a spell checker, sorry for the mistakes. ... in ... with ... what ... the ... a ... cage ... real ... Hart ... think ... three ... just ... cents
Re: DTXtreme thoughts
2004-08-28 by drumsonly2002
With regards to the pads, Les Paul once said people hear with their eyes. He then made the Les Paul the way we see it today. I agree with that as music is
Yamaha website DTXPIII SP video clip - questions about settings
2004-08-28 by bongokonzelmann
Hi folks, have seen the DTXPIII SP video clip on the Yamaha website. I am pretty impressed and really like it. The thing I´m struggling with are the
Re: DTXtreme thoughts
2004-08-28 by Ryan Bergin
I ve tried the DTXtreme II at Guitar Center many times. I know a lot of people who consider the Xtreme to have a better acoustic feel than the mesh pads that
Sonar/Cakewalk Studioware for DTXpress?
2004-08-28 by Vern Graner
I can t remember if anyone ever found/created a Studioware .ins file for the DTXpress.... I check the files section of the group and found a couple of
DTXtreme thoughts
2004-08-28 by Nick Carroll
Can I think aloud for a moment? I may be coming into some money in the next few months and am seriously considering upgrading from my DTXpress I to a DTXtreme
Re: New Member Intro
2004-08-28 by Ryan Bergin
Welcome! So, a Yamaha Maple Custom, eh? I ve been drooling over those ever since I saw them on the Yamaha page. They look nice, and generally as all Maple
New Member Intro
2004-08-28 by Don
I was encouraged to post my info as a new member. Name: Don J. Location: Chicago Area Years Drumming: 30 Kit: Purchased first electronic kit: DTXexpress II
Re: [DTXpress] Re: New here
2004-08-28 by Charles Baer
... Time to go home here, it DOESN T say the standard has a HH stand, only the PAD. sorry. ...too much lousy M$ documentation searching today...doy-yup,
Re: New here
2004-08-28 by Ryan Bergin
Yeah, I also assumed that Musician s Friend had errors on their pages. That s probably what it is. I ve dealt with MF in the past, and they ve always been
Re: [DTXpress] Re: New here
2004-08-28 by Charles Baer
MF is a low overhead warehouse operation that has a reputation of not ripping off their customers, more likely the phone support checked the exact same web