Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Hi,

	I'm a new DTX user, and I'm having problems downloading any of the kits 
(from DTXpression) that are bigger than 972 bytes, I get an Error-Checksum 
when I try to down load them from my PC to the DTX, but all the kit files 
that are 972 bytes load OK. Anyone know what I'm screwing up that this is 
happening?

Thanks very much for all of the previous messages, they have helped me a lot.

Best Regards
Michael G.

I had the same problem but I don't know its meaning. I change of software
and now it works. I use Dumpster(I tried Dtxchange and an alesis software
before).
Maybe some files may not work, I don't why but if you save and reload all
your files with Dumpster there will be no error.(I don't have errors yet).

Hi guys i have just taken delivery of my DTXII kit and after a 15 
year gap in playing drums i am very impressed.
I would like to upgrade the none chokeable cymbal any suggestions and 
living in london England can anybody suggest a good Drum shop who 
deals in Edrum add on's Cymbal's pad's etc.
Also can i say that this Forum is great and already in the time it 
took for my DTX to be delivered i have learnt alot keep up the good 
work.
regards, Lee.

Lee,

Welcome back to the world of drumming. I'm not in London, but I'm on 
the closer US coast. That has to count for something. Anyway, until 
one of your neighbors replies to your post, these two stores have 
been mentioned on this site as good for e-drums in connection with 
English buyers; obviously, at least one of them is not within 
hailing distance of you: www.academyofsound.net; www.thomann.de. 

As for the chokeable cymbal, if you don't go with the Yamaha 65S, 
the US has at least a couple of popular, relatively inexpensive 
options, though I don't know about their local availability in 
English or European shops. Pintech makes a wonderful round 14" gum 
rubber cymbal called the Zenbal, which comes in chokeable and 
unchokeable versions. Visu-lite manufactures an extensive line of 
round ride and crash acrylic cymbals of various sizes and colors(10" 
to 18"). They have acquired a few strong advocates within this group 
(of which I am one).

The Roland stereo models start with the 12" CY-6. It's an okay 
cymbal, if a tad expensive for what it is. I should mention that 
some people don't love the way Rolands interact with Yamaha 
equipment. They certainly work, but I personally find their high 
prices and general fussiness not to rate an unconditional 
recommendation. Just to be comprehensive, another US company that 
makes well-regarded cymbals, as well as other triggers, is Hart 
Dynamics. Their round bronze ECII 16" ride cymbal appears not to 
work at its best with Yamaha modules, but I've never heard any 
complaints about their metallic crashes. They have a new line of 
round gum rubber cymbals that I have yet to hear or try.

You might do well to check the informative websites for Pintech, 
Visu-lite, and Hart. These companies are small; so you can usually 
get personal, responsible answers from them if you have questions 
about how their products work your electronics, what it would cost 
to ship to London, or even whether they have European dealers. 

Ed



--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "leehunwick" <lhunwick@t...> wrote:
> Hi guys i have just taken delivery of my DTXII kit and after a 15 
> year gap in playing drums i am very impressed.
> I would like to upgrade the none chokeable cymbal any suggestions 
and 
> living in london England can anybody suggest a good Drum shop who 
> deals in Edrum add on's Cymbal's pad's etc.
> Also can i say that this Forum is great and already in the time it 
> took for my DTX to be delivered i have learnt alot keep up the 
good 
> work.
> regards, Lee.

Ed,

Thanks for your ideas on new cymbals i have read alot about the 
companys you have mentioned here on the forum , My only problem at 
present is finding a distributor in the UK, You guys in the US do 
seem to have a greater choice.
Again thanks for your ideas and i look forward to more replys and 
speaking to you soon.

Lee.
--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "liberatusvirus" 
<liberatusvirus@y...> wrote:
> Lee,
> 
> Welcome back to the world of drumming. I'm not in London, but I'm 
on 
> the closer US coast. That has to count for something. Anyway, until 
> one of your neighbors replies to your post, these two stores have 
> been mentioned on this site as good for e-drums in connection with 
> English buyers; obviously, at least one of them is not within 
> hailing distance of you: www.academyofsound.net; www.thomann.de. 
> 
> As for the chokeable cymbal, if you don't go with the Yamaha 65S, 
> the US has at least a couple of popular, relatively inexpensive 
> options, though I don't know about their local availability in 
> English or European shops. Pintech makes a wonderful round 14" gum 
> rubber cymbal called the Zenbal, which comes in chokeable and 
> unchokeable versions. Visu-lite manufactures an extensive line of 
> round ride and crash acrylic cymbals of various sizes and colors
(10" 
> to 18"). They have acquired a few strong advocates within this 
group 
> (of which I am one).
> 
> The Roland stereo models start with the 12" CY-6. It's an okay 
> cymbal, if a tad expensive for what it is. I should mention that 
> some people don't love the way Rolands interact with Yamaha 
> equipment. They certainly work, but I personally find their high 
> prices and general fussiness not to rate an unconditional 
> recommendation. Just to be comprehensive, another US company that 
> makes well-regarded cymbals, as well as other triggers, is Hart 
> Dynamics. Their round bronze ECII 16" ride cymbal appears not to 
> work at its best with Yamaha modules, but I've never heard any 
> complaints about their metallic crashes. They have a new line of 
> round gum rubber cymbals that I have yet to hear or try.
> 
> You might do well to check the informative websites for Pintech, 
> Visu-lite, and Hart. These companies are small; so you can usually 
> get personal, responsible answers from them if you have questions 
> about how their products work your electronics, what it would cost 
> to ship to London, or even whether they have European dealers. 
> 
> Ed
> 
> 
> 
> --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "leehunwick" <lhunwick@t...> wrote:
> > Hi guys i have just taken delivery of my DTXII kit and after a 15 
> > year gap in playing drums i am very impressed.
> > I would like to upgrade the none chokeable cymbal any suggestions 
> and 
> > living in london England can anybody suggest a good Drum shop who 
> > deals in Edrum add on's Cymbal's pad's etc.
> > Also can i say that this Forum is great and already in the time 
it 

> > took for my DTX to be delivered i have learnt alot keep up the 
> good 
> > work.
> > regards, Lee.

Hi Lee,

FYI, I believe that Drumbalaya (who carries many of
the brands mentioned on the forum) does ship to the
UK.  Of course, I also understand that the shipping
costs may be a little expensive, but I just thought I
would throw it out there...

Walt
--- leehunwick <lhunwick@...> wrote:
> Ed,
> 
> Thanks for your ideas on new cymbals i have read
> alot about the 
> companys you have mentioned here on the forum , My
> only problem at 
> present is finding a distributor in the UK, You guys
> in the US do 
> seem to have a greater choice.
> Again thanks for your ideas and i look forward to
> more replys and 
> speaking to you soon.
> 
> Lee.
> --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "liberatusvirus" 
> <liberatusvirus@y...> wrote:
> > Lee,
> > 
> > Welcome back to the world of drumming. I'm not in
> London, but I'm 
> on 
> > the closer US coast. That has to count for
> something. Anyway, until 
> > one of your neighbors replies to your post, these
> two stores have 
> > been mentioned on this site as good for e-drums in
> connection with 
> > English buyers; obviously, at least one of them is
> not within 
> > hailing distance of you: www.academyofsound.net;
> www.thomann.de. 
> > 
> > As for the chokeable cymbal, if you don't go with
> the Yamaha 65S, 
> > the US has at least a couple of popular,
> relatively inexpensive 
> > options, though I don't know about their local
> availability in 
> > English or European shops. Pintech makes a
> wonderful round 14" gum 
> > rubber cymbal called the Zenbal, which comes in
> chokeable and 
> > unchokeable versions. Visu-lite manufactures an
> extensive line of 
> > round ride and crash acrylic cymbals of various
> sizes and colors
> (10" 
> > to 18"). They have acquired a few strong advocates
> within this 
> group 
> > (of which I am one).
> > 
> > The Roland stereo models start with the 12" CY-6.
> It's an okay 
> > cymbal, if a tad expensive for what it is. I
> should mention that 
> > some people don't love the way Rolands interact
> with Yamaha 
> > equipment. They certainly work, but I personally
> find their high 
> > prices and general fussiness not to rate an
> unconditional 
> > recommendation. Just to be comprehensive, another
> US company that 
> > makes well-regarded cymbals, as well as other
> triggers, is Hart 
> > Dynamics. Their round bronze ECII 16" ride cymbal
> appears not to 
> > work at its best with Yamaha modules, but I've
> never heard any 
> > complaints about their metallic crashes. They have
> a new line of 
> > round gum rubber cymbals that I have yet to hear
> or try.
> > 
> > You might do well to check the informative
> websites for Pintech, 
> > Visu-lite, and Hart. These companies are small; so
> you can usually 
> > get personal, responsible answers from them if you
> have questions 
> > about how their products work your electronics,
> what it would cost 
> > to ship to London, or even whether they have
> European dealers. 
> > 
> > Ed
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "leehunwick"
> <lhunwick@t...> wrote:
> > > Hi guys i have just taken delivery of my DTXII
> kit and after a 15 
> > > year gap in playing drums i am very impressed.
> > > I would like to upgrade the none chokeable
> cymbal any suggestions 
> > and 
> > > living in london England can anybody suggest a
> good Drum shop who 
> > > deals in Edrum add on's Cymbal's pad's etc.
> > > Also can i say that this Forum is great and
> already in the time 
> it 
> > > took for my DTX to be delivered i have learnt
> alot keep up the 
> > good 
> > > work.
> > > regards, Lee.
> 
> 


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Hey Lee,

Just a thought. Have you tried Koby Drums? I think it's based in 
Liverpool. The company has almost no presence in the states, but I 
recall seeing good reviews. If, by any chance, you do know anything 
about their products, or find out some things, let us know.

Ed

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "leehunwick" <lhunwick@t...> wrote:
> Ed,
> 
> Thanks for your ideas on new cymbals i have read alot about the 
> companys you have mentioned here on the forum , My only problem at 
> present is finding a distributor in the UK, You guys in the US do 
> seem to have a greater choice.
> Again thanks for your ideas and i look forward to more replys and 
> speaking to you soon.
> 
> Lee.
> --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "liberatusvirus" 
> <liberatusvirus@y...> wrote:
> > Lee,
> > 
> > Welcome back to the world of drumming. I'm not in London, but 
I'm 
> on 
> > the closer US coast. That has to count for something. Anyway, 
until 
> > one of your neighbors replies to your post, these two stores 
have 
> > been mentioned on this site as good for e-drums in connection 
with 
> > English buyers; obviously, at least one of them is not within 
> > hailing distance of you: www.academyofsound.net; www.thomann.de. 
> > 
> > As for the chokeable cymbal, if you don't go with the Yamaha 
65S, 
> > the US has at least a couple of popular, relatively inexpensive 
> > options, though I don't know about their local availability in 
> > English or European shops. Pintech makes a wonderful round 14" 
gum 
> > rubber cymbal called the Zenbal, which comes in chokeable and 
> > unchokeable versions. Visu-lite manufactures an extensive line 
of 
> > round ride and crash acrylic cymbals of various sizes and colors
> (10" 
> > to 18"). They have acquired a few strong advocates within this 
> group 
> > (of which I am one).
> > 
> > The Roland stereo models start with the 12" CY-6. It's an okay 
> > cymbal, if a tad expensive for what it is. I should mention that 
> > some people don't love the way Rolands interact with Yamaha 
> > equipment. They certainly work, but I personally find their high 
> > prices and general fussiness not to rate an unconditional 
> > recommendation. Just to be comprehensive, another US company 
that 
> > makes well-regarded cymbals, as well as other triggers, is Hart 
> > Dynamics. Their round bronze ECII 16" ride cymbal appears not to 
> > work at its best with Yamaha modules, but I've never heard any 
> > complaints about their metallic crashes. They have a new line of 
> > round gum rubber cymbals that I have yet to hear or try.
> > 
> > You might do well to check the informative websites for Pintech, 
> > Visu-lite, and Hart. These companies are small; so you can 
usually 
> > get personal, responsible answers from them if you have 
questions 
> > about how their products work your electronics, what it would 
cost 
> > to ship to London, or even whether they have European dealers. 
> > 
> > Ed
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "leehunwick" <lhunwick@t...> 
wrote:
> > > Hi guys i have just taken delivery of my DTXII kit and after a 
15 
> > > year gap in playing drums i am very impressed.
> > > I would like to upgrade the none chokeable cymbal any 
suggestions 
> > and 
> > > living in london England can anybody suggest a good Drum shop 
who 
> > > deals in Edrum add on's Cymbal's pad's etc.
> > > Also can i say that this Forum is great and already in the 
time 

> it 
> > > took for my DTX to be delivered i have learnt alot keep up the 
> > good 
> > > work.
> > > regards, Lee.

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "liberatusvirus" 
<liberatusvirus@y...> wrote:
> You might do well to check the informative websites for
> Pintech, Visu-lite, and Hart.

Hart, alas, have no UK dealers... I mailed them to ask. However, 
they will ship to the UK. Just mail them for a quote.

Thomann.de seem to have the Yamaha TP65 and PCY65 (but not the S, 
which is the chokeable one). They have English speakers on staff, so 
might be worth a call. I hope I may be talking to them soon, if I 
can get my finance application through the domestic steering 
committee... B-)

-- S

Lee,

I recommend Footes in Golden Square ( http://www.footesmusic.com.)  
It is where I bought mine from and they are very helpful in there.  
They keep a variety of electronic parts in stock and will order on 
your behalf if they haven't got it in stock.

Regards

Simon

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "leehunwick" <lhunwick@t...> wrote:
> Hi guys i have just taken delivery of my DTXII kit and after a 15 
> year gap in playing drums i am very impressed.
> I would like to upgrade the none chokeable cymbal any suggestions 
and 

> living in london England can anybody suggest a good Drum shop who 
> deals in Edrum add on's Cymbal's pad's etc.
> Also can i say that this Forum is great and already in the time it 
> took for my DTX to be delivered i have learnt alot keep up the good 
> work.
> regards, Lee.

Cheer's Guy's,

thanks for all your advice.
Ed i contacted Koby drums and i recieved an email today from them.
The Mesh head Snare and toms are £100 for single trigger and £120 for 
dual trigger and the Cymbals are £50 to £70 pounds.
I have included the email sent .


Hi Lee,
Our cymbals will work with the DTXPress V2.0, but, they are only 
single
trigger cymbals - not dual type like Yamaha.

The MESH-Head pads will also work with the DTXPress V2.0 as will the 
Koby
DUAL Snare MESH-Head (head & rim) The MESH-Head snare comes with 
cable to
either plug into inputs 9/10 of DTXPress (stereo - stereo), or plug 
into the
Snare input and 9/10 (stereo - 2 x mono), but, this will only give 
one voice
from input 9/10!

Hope this helps.  If you need it to be clarified further - give me a 
call on
:- 0151 709 8141 or Mob: 07 97 97 835 99

Please e-mail your address details and i will send literature & 
prices for
the above request.

Regards,  Colin Schofield, (Koby Drums).

I hope this is of Knowledge Ed .

Regards Lee.


--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "astrami" <astrami@y...> wrote:
> Lee,
> 
> I recommend Footes in Golden Square ( http://www.footesmusic.com.)  
> It is where I bought mine from and they are very helpful in there.  
> They keep a variety of electronic parts in stock and will order on 
> your behalf if they haven't got it in stock.
> 
> Regards
> 
> Simon
> 
> --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "leehunwick" <lhunwick@t...> wrote:
> > Hi guys i have just taken delivery of my DTXII kit and after a 15 
> > year gap in playing drums i am very impressed.
> > I would like to upgrade the none chokeable cymbal any suggestions 
> and 
> > living in london England can anybody suggest a good Drum shop who 
> > deals in Edrum add on's Cymbal's pad's etc.
> > Also can i say that this Forum is great and already in the time 
it 
> > took for my DTX to be delivered i have learnt alot keep up the 
good 
> > work.
> > regards, Lee.

Lee,

Thanks for the info about Koby Drums. Prices seem to be about right 
for the type of product offered. Too bad about the cymbals not being 
stereo. They might have been a convenient solution. But I notice 
that someone on the board has been able recommend a store. Good luck 
on the quest.

Ed


--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "leehunwick" <lhunwick@t...> wrote:
> Cheer's Guy's,
> 
> thanks for all your advice.
> Ed i contacted Koby drums and i recieved an email today from them.
> The Mesh head Snare and toms are £100 for single trigger and £120 
for 
> dual trigger and the Cymbals are £50 to £70 pounds.
> I have included the email sent .
> 
> 
> Hi Lee,
> Our cymbals will work with the DTXPress V2.0, but, they are only 
> single
> trigger cymbals - not dual type like Yamaha.
> 
> The MESH-Head pads will also work with the DTXPress V2.0 as will 
the 
> Koby
> DUAL Snare MESH-Head (head & rim) The MESH-Head snare comes with 
> cable to
> either plug into inputs 9/10 of DTXPress (stereo - stereo), or 
plug 
> into the
> Snare input and 9/10 (stereo - 2 x mono), but, this will only give 
> one voice
> from input 9/10!
> 
> Hope this helps.  If you need it to be clarified further - give me 
a 
> call on
> :- 0151 709 8141 or Mob: 07 97 97 835 99
> 
> Please e-mail your address details and i will send literature & 
> prices for
> the above request.
> 
> Regards,  Colin Schofield, (Koby Drums).
> 
> I hope this is of Knowledge Ed .
> 
> Regards Lee.
> 
> 
> --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "astrami" <astrami@y...> wrote:
> > Lee,
> > 
> > I recommend Footes in Golden Square ( 
http://www.footesmusic.com.)  
> > It is where I bought mine from and they are very helpful in 
there.  
> > They keep a variety of electronic parts in stock and will order 
on 
> > your behalf if they haven't got it in stock.
> > 
> > Regards
> > 
> > Simon
> > 
> > --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "leehunwick" <lhunwick@t...> 
wrote:
> > > Hi guys i have just taken delivery of my DTXII kit and after a 
15 
> > > year gap in playing drums i am very impressed.
> > > I would like to upgrade the none chokeable cymbal any 
suggestions 
> > and 
> > > living in london England can anybody suggest a good Drum shop 
who 
> > > deals in Edrum add on's Cymbal's pad's etc.
> > > Also can i say that this Forum is great and already in the 
time 

> it 
> > > took for my DTX to be delivered i have learnt alot keep up the 
> good 
> > > work.
> > > regards, Lee.

Hi Guys,

I have spoken to Koby again and i was thinking about using one of his 
cymbals for the hi hat .
I know its not stereo but should give a more realistic feel ,I'm 
assuming that the existing pad being mono that the new cymbal should 
bolt straight on in its place is this correct.
I have also seen his mesh head pads and they are lovely.
I want to upgrade the snare to a mesh head and koby say that the 
snare uses i input for the skin and you split 9/10 and run the rim 
through either input. ? Is this correct.
If so it looks like i will be looking for a midi device to expand 
more trigger inputs and ive only had the kit 2 weeks.

Regards as always Lee.
 


-- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "liberatusvirus" 
<liberatusvirus@y...> wrote:
> Lee,
> 
> Thanks for the info about Koby Drums. Prices seem to be about right 
> for the type of product offered. Too bad about the cymbals not 
being 
> stereo. They might have been a convenient solution. But I notice 
> that someone on the board has been able recommend a store. Good 
luck 
> on the quest.
> 
> Ed
> 
> 
> --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "leehunwick" <lhunwick@t...> wrote:
> > Cheer's Guy's,
> > 
> > thanks for all your advice.
> > Ed i contacted Koby drums and i recieved an email today from them.
> > The Mesh head Snare and toms are £100 for single trigger and £120 
> for 
> > dual trigger and the Cymbals are £50 to £70 pounds.
> > I have included the email sent .
> > 
> > 
> > Hi Lee,
> > Our cymbals will work with the DTXPress V2.0, but, they are only 
> > single
> > trigger cymbals - not dual type like Yamaha.
> > 
> > The MESH-Head pads will also work with the DTXPress V2.0 as will 
> the 
> > Koby
> > DUAL Snare MESH-Head (head & rim) The MESH-Head snare comes with 
> > cable to
> > either plug into inputs 9/10 of DTXPress (stereo - stereo), or 
> plug 
> > into the
> > Snare input and 9/10 (stereo - 2 x mono), but, this will only 
give 
> > one voice
> > from input 9/10!
> > 
> > Hope this helps.  If you need it to be clarified further - give 
me 
> a 
> > call on
> > :- 0151 709 8141 or Mob: 07 97 97 835 99
> > 
> > Please e-mail your address details and i will send literature & 
> > prices for
> > the above request.
> > 
> > Regards,  Colin Schofield, (Koby Drums).
> > 
> > I hope this is of Knowledge Ed .
> > 
> > Regards Lee.
> > 
> > 
> > --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "astrami" <astrami@y...> wrote:
> > > Lee,
> > > 
> > > I recommend Footes in Golden Square ( 
> http://www.footesmusic.com.)  
> > > It is where I bought mine from and they are very helpful in 
> there.  
> > > They keep a variety of electronic parts in stock and will order 
> on 
> > > your behalf if they haven't got it in stock.
> > > 
> > > Regards
> > > 
> > > Simon
> > > 
> > > --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "leehunwick" <lhunwick@t...> 
> wrote:
> > > > Hi guys i have just taken delivery of my DTXII kit and after 
a 
> 15 
> > > > year gap in playing drums i am very impressed.
> > > > I would like to upgrade the none chokeable cymbal any 
> suggestions 
> > > and 
> > > > living in london England can anybody suggest a good Drum shop 
> who 
> > > > deals in Edrum add on's Cymbal's pad's etc.
> > > > Also can i say that this Forum is great and already in the 
> time 
> > it 
> > > > took for my DTX to be delivered i have learnt alot keep up 
the 

> > good 
> > > > work.
> > > > regards, Lee.

Hi Lee,

You can use anything that appeals to you as a hi hat (if you were in 
the US, I'd suggest a close look at the Visu-lite hh cymbals and 
controller, which mount on a traditional hh stand and have just 
become available in a Yamaha-compatible version). You'll just have 
to get a mount for your new cymbal. On Koby's dual-zone mesh-head 
snare, the usual method, as Koby recommends, is to connect the skin 
to input 2 and the rim to either 9 or 10, leaving the other mono 
input open for another pad. Theoretically, you could connect the 
skin to 9 and the rim to 10 (or use any other two inputs for that 
matter, if you didn't mind subverting their "stereo" capabilities), 
but splitting to 2 and 10 allows you to retain your snare if you 
should use one of the preset kits. Please post your impressions of 
your Koby triggers; we've never had any word about them.

Ed

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "leehunwick" <lhunwick@t...> wrote:
> Hi Guys,
> 
> I have spoken to Koby again and i was thinking about using one of 
his 
> cymbals for the hi hat .
> I know its not stereo but should give a more realistic feel ,I'm 
> assuming that the existing pad being mono that the new cymbal 
should 
> bolt straight on in its place is this correct.
> I have also seen his mesh head pads and they are lovely.
> I want to upgrade the snare to a mesh head and koby say that the 
> snare uses i input for the skin and you split 9/10 and run the rim 
> through either input. ? Is this correct.
> If so it looks like i will be looking for a midi device to expand 
> more trigger inputs and ive only had the kit 2 weeks.
> 
> Regards as always Lee.
>  
> 
> 
> -- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "liberatusvirus" 
> <liberatusvirus@y...> wrote:
> > Lee,
> > 
> > Thanks for the info about Koby Drums. Prices seem to be about 
right 
> > for the type of product offered. Too bad about the cymbals not 
> being 
> > stereo. They might have been a convenient solution. But I notice 
> > that someone on the board has been able recommend a store. Good 
> luck 
> > on the quest.
> > 
> > Ed
> > 
> > 
> > --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "leehunwick" <lhunwick@t...> 
wrote:
> > > Cheer's Guy's,
> > > 
> > > thanks for all your advice.
> > > Ed i contacted Koby drums and i recieved an email today from 
them.
> > > The Mesh head Snare and toms are £100 for single trigger and 
£120 
> > for 
> > > dual trigger and the Cymbals are £50 to £70 pounds.
> > > I have included the email sent .
> > > 
> > > 
> > > Hi Lee,
> > > Our cymbals will work with the DTXPress V2.0, but, they are 
only 
> > > single
> > > trigger cymbals - not dual type like Yamaha.
> > > 
> > > The MESH-Head pads will also work with the DTXPress V2.0 as 
will 
> > the 
> > > Koby
> > > DUAL Snare MESH-Head (head & rim) The MESH-Head snare comes 
with 
> > > cable to
> > > either plug into inputs 9/10 of DTXPress (stereo - stereo), or 
> > plug 
> > > into the
> > > Snare input and 9/10 (stereo - 2 x mono), but, this will only 
> give 
> > > one voice
> > > from input 9/10!
> > > 
> > > Hope this helps.  If you need it to be clarified further - 
give 
> me 
> > a 
> > > call on
> > > :- 0151 709 8141 or Mob: 07 97 97 835 99
> > > 
> > > Please e-mail your address details and i will send literature 
& 
> > > prices for
> > > the above request.
> > > 
> > > Regards,  Colin Schofield, (Koby Drums).
> > > 
> > > I hope this is of Knowledge Ed .
> > > 
> > > Regards Lee.
> > > 
> > > 
> > > --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "astrami" <astrami@y...> 
wrote:
> > > > Lee,
> > > > 
> > > > I recommend Footes in Golden Square ( 
> > http://www.footesmusic.com.)  
> > > > It is where I bought mine from and they are very helpful in 
> > there.  
> > > > They keep a variety of electronic parts in stock and will 
order 
> > on 
> > > > your behalf if they haven't got it in stock.
> > > > 
> > > > Regards
> > > > 
> > > > Simon
> > > > 
> > > > --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "leehunwick" 
<lhunwick@t...> 
> > wrote:
> > > > > Hi guys i have just taken delivery of my DTXII kit and 
after 
> a 
> > 15 
> > > > > year gap in playing drums i am very impressed.
> > > > > I would like to upgrade the none chokeable cymbal any 
> > suggestions 
> > > > and 
> > > > > living in london England can anybody suggest a good Drum 
shop 

> > who 
> > > > > deals in Edrum add on's Cymbal's pad's etc.
> > > > > Also can i say that this Forum is great and already in the 
> > time 
> > > it 
> > > > > took for my DTX to be delivered i have learnt alot keep up 
> the 
> > > good 
> > > > > work.
> > > > > regards, Lee.