Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

I bought a RHH130 to try to get a better feel and more consistent 
sound with the Hi-Hat.  I wasn't happy with the standard TP65 and 
attempts to integrate a Pintech Zenbal cymbal were frustrating.  So I 
decided to stick with a Yamaha-produced pad and trust I'd find 
satisfaction with it.

Has anyone else integrated it in their DTXpress II system?  I seem to 
be getting some inconsistent sound levels out of it, without making 
many adjustments.  Is the RHH130 a 2-layer or 3-layer pad?  Any tips?

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "jggallow" <jggallow@y...> wrote:
> I bought a RHH130 to try to get a better feel and more consistent 
> sound with the Hi-Hat.  I wasn't happy with the standard TP65 and 
> attempts to integrate a Pintech Zenbal cymbal were frustrating.  So 
I 
> decided to stick with a Yamaha-produced pad and trust I'd find 
> satisfaction with it.
> 
> Has anyone else integrated it in their DTXpress II system?  I seem 
to 
> be getting some inconsistent sound levels out of it, without making 
> many adjustments.  Is the RHH130 a 2-layer or 3-layer pad?  Any tips?

I would say at least 3 and probably more.  When I took an RHH130 apart 
a while back, it seemed clear that there were several contacts that 
closed as the pedal progressively approached the closed position.  I 
don't remember exactly how many, but at least 5 or so seems to come to 
mind.

Ed